2019 Men's MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List

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2019 Men’s MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List Presented by World Wide Technology Name Class Pos. School Hometown Giuseppe Barone* Sr. M Michigan State Grandville, Mich. Josh Bauer Jr. D New Hampshire Bedford, N.H. Tanner Beason* Sr. D Stanford Winston-Salem, N.C. Jon Bell Sr. D UMBC Silver Spring, Md. Blake Bodily Jr. M Washington Eagle, Idaho Antonio Colacci Sr. M New Hampshire Bradenton, Fla. Jack Doherty Sr. F New Hampshire Meriden, N.H. Kyle Edwards Sr. F UT Rio Grande Valley St. Vincent & The Grenadines David Egbo Jr. F Akron Enugu, Nigeria Kalil ElMedkhar Jr. M Kentucky Middletown, Del. Emil Elveroth Jr. F Louisville Halmstad, Sweden Anders Engebretsen Sr. F Saint Mary's Oslo, Norway Enrique Facusse Jr. K Kentucky Tegucigalpa, Honduras Manuel Ferriol Sr. M James Madison Valencia, Spain Phil Goodrum Sr. F UNCW Charlotte, N.C. Jack Hallahan* Sr. F Michigan Redditch, England Cal Jennings* Sr. F UCF Roswell, Ga. Bruno Lapa* Sr. M Wake Forest Curitiba, Brazil David Loera Jr. M North Carolina State Orlando, Fla. Aime Mabika Jr. D Kentucky Lexington, Ky. Jack Maher So. D Indiana Caseyville, Ill. Zac McGraw Sr. D Army West Point Torrance, Calif. Dylan Nealis Sr. D Georgetown Massapequa, N.Y. Patrick Nielsen Jr. D Michigan State Copenhagen, Denmark Joergen Oland Sr. D Fordham Drammen, Norway Rey Ortiz Sr. M Portland Acapulco, Mexico Louis Perez Jr. M UCF Villennes Sur Seine, France Jesus Perez Sr. M UIC Waukegan, Ill. Mauricio Pineda Sr. M North Carolina Bolingbrook, Ill. Remi Prieur Sr. K Saint Mary's San Ramon, Calif. Daniele Proch* Sr. F Duke Riva Del Garda, Italy Jake Rudel Sr. F Saint Mary's Fort Collins, Colo. Brian Saramago Sr. F Loyola Maryland New Hyde Park, N.Y. Barry Sharifi Sr. M Loyola Maryland Jericho, N.Y. Jakub Svehlik Sr. M Saint Mary's Ostrava, Czech Republic Eamon Whelan Sr. F Quinnipiac New Fairfield, Conn. *2018 MAC Hermann Trophy Semifinalist .

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