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2015 MEN’S SOCCER ALL-BIG TEN TEAMS AND INDIVIDUAL HONORS Coach of the Year: Dan Donigan, Rutgers Offensive Player of the Year: JASON WRIGHT, Rutgers Midfielder of the Year: Tanner Thompson, Indiana Defensive Player of the Year: Liam Doyle, Ohio State Goalkeeper of the Year: Chris Froschauer, Ohio State Freshman of the Year: FRANCIS ATUAHENE, Michigan All-Big Ten Teams Position First Team Second Team Forward Femi Hollinger-Janzen, Indiana Sebastian Elney, Maryland Connor Maloney, Penn State Joey Calistri, Northwestern JASON WRIGHT, Rutgers Danny Jensen, Ohio State Midfield TANNER THOMPSON, Indiana Tsubasa Endoh, Maryland Mael Corboz, Maryland Cole Missimo, Northwestern Francis Atuahene, Michigan Mitch Taintor, Rutgers Kyle Culbertson, Ohio State Defense Grant Lillard, Indiana Andrew Gutman, Indiana Zach Carroll, Michigan State Alex Crognale, Maryland LIAM DOYLE, Ohio State Chris Odoi-Atsem, Maryland Mitch Lurie, Rutgers Goalkeeper Chris Froschauer, Ohio State David Greczek, Rutgers Unanimous selection in ALL CAPS All-Freshman Team ANDREW GUTMAN, Indiana, D Francesco Moore, Indiana, D/MF SEBASTIAN ELNEY, Maryland, F Eryk Williamson, Maryland, F/MF FRANCIS ATUAHENE, Michigan, MF RYAN SIERAKOWSKI, Michigan State, F Camden Buescher, Northwestern, MF Abdi Mohamed, Ohio State, MF Austin Maloney, Penn State, MF BRIAN HAWKINS, Rutgers, F Sam Brotherton, Wisconsin, D Unanimous selection in ALL CAPS Sportsmanship Award Honorees: Femi Hollinger-Janzen, Sr., Indiana Cody Niedermeier, Jr., Maryland Colin McAtee, Sr., Michigan Jason Stacy, Sr., Michigan State Henry Herrill, Sr., Northwestern Christian Soldat, Jr., Ohio State Michael Gonzalez, Sr., Penn State Drew Morgan, Sr., Rutgers Adam Lauko, Sr., Wisconsin .

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