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PSAC Men's Soccer Athlete and Coach of the Year Award Winners PSAC Men’s Soccer Athlete and Coach of the Year Award Winners 2019: 2011 East Coach: Steve Widdowson, Millersville Coach: Doug Moore, Lock Haven East Athlete: Jake Gosselin, Millersville Athlete: Greg Shertzer, Lock Haven East Defensive Athlete: Craig Potts, West Chester Freshman: Robbie Bennett, Gannon East Freshman: Andrea DiSomma, Lock Haven West Coach: Billy Colton, Gannon 2010 West Athlete: Alex Lee Yaw, Gannon Coach: Jeremy Spering, Shippensburg West Defensive Ath.: Chandler Hallwood, Gannon Athlete: Afrim Latifi, Gannon West Freshman: Sergio Del Castillo, Gannon Freshman: Andrew Dukes, Millersville 2018: 2009 Coach: Michael Benn, West Chester East Coach: Paul Payne, Bloomsburg Athlete: Sam Thornton, Gannon East Athlete: Kyle Loughlin, Millersville Defensive Athlete: Kyle Hoops, West Chester East Freshman: Tyler Phillips, Bloomsburg Freshman: Henri Tophoven, Mercyhurst West Coach: Matt Thompson, Slippery Rock West Athlete: Jeremy Deighton, Slippery Rock 2017: West Freshman: Sean Washek, Gannon Coach: Michael Benn, West Chester Athlete: Christopher Makengo, Mercyhurst 2008 Defensive Athlete: Keelby Espinola, East East Coach: Steven Widdowson, Millersville Stroudsburg East Athlete: Sean McLaughlin, Millersville Freshman: Henrik Berg, Seton Hill East Freshman: Ryan Lafferty, Bloomsburg West Coach: Matt Thompson, Slippery Rock 2016 West Athlete: Jeremy Deighton, Slippery Rock Coach: Nenad Vidakovic, Mercyhurst West Freshman: Greg Shertzer, Lock Haven Athlete: Thom Derks, Mercyhurst Defensive Athlete: Lucas Exner, California 2007 Freshman: Jorge Gonzalez, Mercyhurst Coach: Steve Widdowson, Millersville Athlete: Geoff Bloes, Shippensburg 2015 Rookie: Derek Yobbi, California (Pa.) Coach: Steve Widdowson, Millersville Athlete: Jaime Vazquez, Millersville 2006 Defensive Athlete: Thomas Davis, Mercyhurst Coach: Jerry Sheska, East Stroudsburg Freshman: Lucas Exner, California Athlete: Geoff Bloes, Shippensburg Rookie: Kevin Holmes, East Stroudsburg 2014 Coach: Paul Payne, Bloomsburg 2005 Offensive Athlete: Jack Watson, Mercyhurst Coach: Matt Thompson, Slippery Rock Defensive Athlete: Ryan Lund, Mercyhurst Athlete: Ricky Mucelli, West Chester Freshman: Alex Lean, West Chester Rookie: Paul Huckett, Lock Haven 2013 2004 Coach: Michael Benn, West Chester Coach: Doug Moore, Lock Haven Offensive Athlete: Fernando Martinez, Mercyhurst Athlete: Dustin Bixler, Lock Haven Defensive Athlete: Dan Venuto, West Chester Rookie: Ashley Rosindale, Lock Haven Freshman: Danny Deakin, Mercyhurst 2003 2012 Coach: Dennis Laskey, California (Pa.) Coach: Dale White, Mercyhurst Athlete: Jorge Chapoy, East Stroudsburg Athlete: Sean Pike, Gannon Rookie: Geoff Bloes, Shippensburg Freshman: Jacob Oldaker, Lock Haven 2002 1990 Coach: Bob Charles, Millersville Coach: Bob Charles, Millersville Athlete: Ryan Sekkes, West Chester East Athlete: Larry Grine, Millersville Rookie: Matt Christian, West Chester West Athlete: Gary Ross, Lock Haven 2001 1989 Coach: Dennis Laskey, California (Pa.) Coach: Jerry Sheska, East Stroudsburg Athlete: Tomas Boltnar, California (Pa.) Athlete: Paul Moylan, East Stroudsburg Rookie: Andrew Battersby, Lock Haven 1988 2000 Coach: Bob Charles, Millersville Coach: Dennis Laskey, California (Pa.) Athlete: Tomas Boltnar, California (Pa.) 1987 Rookie: John Lapore, Kutztown East Athlete: Brent Fenstermacher, East Stroudsburg West Athlete: Warren Westcoast, Lock Haven 1999 Coach: Jerry Sheska, East Stroudsburg 1986 Athlete: Pat Stanco, East Stroudsburg East Athlete: Ken Wilson, East Stroudsburg Rookie: Nicholas Addlery, California (Pa.) West Athlete: Phil Stephenson, Lock Haven 1998 Coach: Bob Charles, Millersville Athlete: Sean Szerba, Millersville Rookie: Erik Podbutzky, West Chester 1997 Coach: Rob Eaton, Lock Haven Athlete: Sean Crawford, East Stroudsburg Rookie: Chad Patrick, California (Pa. 1996 Coach: Lenny Long, Lock Haven Athlete: Neil Stoddart, Bloomsburg Rookie: Paul Yates, Bloomsburg 1994 Coach: Jerry Sheska, East Stroudsburg Athlete: Mike Feniger, East Stroudsburg Rookie: Steve Slack, Lock Haven 1993 Coach: Jerry Sheska, East Stroudsburg Athlete: Matt Ford, Lock Haven Offensive: Matt Ford, Lock Haven Defensive: Adrian Blewitt, Lock Haven 1992 East Athlete: Brian Marshall, East Stroudsburg West Athlete: Mark Waite, Lock Haven 1991 East Athlete: Bill Bohn, Millersville West Athlete: Mark Waite, Lock Haven 2019 PSAC Men’s Soccer All-Conference Teams PSAC Men’s Soccer Eastern Division First-Team All-Conference Position Name Cl. University Hometown / Previous Defense Erik Cardoso Sr. East Stroudsburg Rio de Janeiro, Brazil/ Judson Defense Nathan Maynard^^ Jr. Millersville Chambersburg, Pa./ Chambersburg Area Defense Colin Muller Jr. West Chester Bethlehem, Pa. / Liberty Defense Craig Potts So. West Chester Stewartstown, Pa. / Kennard-Dale Forward Andrea DiSomma Fr. Lock Haven Lancaster, Pa. / Manheim Township Forward Doug Goitia*^ Jr. West Chester Mount Pocono, Pa. / Pocono Mountain East Forward Jake Gosselin Sr. Millersville Westminister, Md. / Francis Scott Key Forward Tyler Madeira^ Sr. Bloomsburg Schnecksville, Pa. / Parkland Midfield Matteo Adiletta Jr. Millersville Lancaster, Pa. / Conestoga Valley Midfield Carter Luckenbaugh Jr. Bloomsburg York, Pa. / Central York Midfield Stephen Thompson Jr. West Chester Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Cumberland Valley Midfield Marcus Torgersson Sr. East Stroudsburg Gothenburg, Sweden / Aspero Goalie Darian McCauley Sr. Millersville York, Pa. / West York PSAC Men’s Soccer Eastern Division Second-Team All-Conference Position Name Cl. University Hometown / Previous Defense Stephen Hollis Fr. Bloomsburg Holtsville, N.Y. / Sachem East Defense Evan Novian Sr. Bloomsburg Baltimore, Md. / Loyola Blakefield Defense Bobby Wells Fr. Millersville Hanover, Pa. / Calvery Hall College Defense Ethan Woods Sr. Millersville Highland Village, Texas / Marcus Forward Mike Bazadona III Sr. Bloomsburg Kingstown, Pa. / Wyoming Valley West Forward Shane Hartey So. West Chester Runnemede, N.J. / Triton Hall Forward Ivo Klaric Sr. Lock Haven Vienna, Austria / BRG Diefenbachgasse Forward Bradley Turocy Fr. East Stroudsburg Bethlehem, Pa. / Freedom High Midfield Brian Flatter Sr. Lock Haven Frederick, Md. / Oakdale Midfield Kemali Green Fr. Lock Haven Philadelphia, Pa. / YSC Academy Midfield Oliver Lundberg Jr. East Stroudsburg Sundyberg, Sweden / Kungsholmen Gymnasium Midfield Colin Marks Sr. Shippensburg Yardley, Pa. / Pennsbury Goalie# Daniel Good Fr. West Chester Exton, Pa. / Downingtown East Goalie# Evan Miele So. East Stroudsburg Randolph, Nj. / Randolph (Rhode Island) Eastern Division Athlete of the Year: Jake Gosselin, Millersville Eastern Division Defensive Athlete of the Year: Craig Potts, West Chester Eastern Division Freshman of the Year: Andrea DiSomma, Lock Haven Eastern Division Coach of the Year: Steve Widdowson, Millersville PSAC Men’s Soccer Western Division First-Team All-Conference Position Name Cl. University Hometown / Previous Defense Chad Barrick Sr. Gannon Gahanna, Ohio / Gahanna Lincoln Defense Austin Ludwik Jr. Gannon Gold Coast, Australia / The Southport School Defense Alexander Paul Fr. Mercyhurst Lauenau, Germany / Gymnasium Bad Nenndorf Defense Dan Schearer So. Slippery Rock Pittsburgh, Pa. / Pittsburgh Central Catholic Forward Abdallah Bangura So. Slippery Rock Freetown, Sierra Leone / Susquehannock Forward Hady Sarr^^ Sr. Mercyhurst Dakar, Senegal / West African College of the Atlantic Forward Connor Sr. Mercyhurst Terrigal, Australia / Central Coast Wilkinson^^ Forward Alex Lee Yaw Jr. Gannon Jamestown, N.Y. / Mercyhurst Prep Midfield Mario Castel Sr. Mercyhurst Valencia, Spain / Colegio Santo Tomás de Aquino Midfield Alejandro Fr. Slippery Rock Alcala de Henares, Madrid / Colegio San Fernandez Gabriel Midfield Archie Lock So. Seton Hill Bristol, England / Redland Green Bristol Midfield Ivan Manfredi Sr. Gannon Chiavari, Italy / Liceo Scientifico Marconi Delpino Goalie Chandler Hallwood So. Gannon Halifax, England / Woodhouse Grove PSAC Men’s Soccer Western Division Second-Team All-Conference Position Name Cl. University Hometown / Previous Defense Lennox Crews Fr. Gannon Offenbach, Germany / Leibnizschule Defense Lloyd Davies^ Sr. Seton Hill Ammanford, Wales / St. Michaels School Defense Marcos Garcia Jr. Sr. Cal U New Oxford, Pa. / New Oxford Defense Mo Kanani So. Slippery Rock Nazareth, Israel / St. Joseph Almotran Forward Sergio Del Fr. Gannon Madrid, Spain Castillo Forward Alex Dysen Jr. Seton Hill Norrtalje, Sweden / Rodengymnasiet Forward Eli Mitchell Ft. Cal U Uiontown, Pa./ Laurel Highlands Forward Matt Yingling Jr. Cal U Gettysburg, Pa./ Gettysburg Midfield Ruben Calvo Jr. Mercyhurst Valencia, Spain / El Plantío International Midfield Jake Nebinski Fr. Cal U Ardara, Pa./ Norwin Midfield Chance Pursifull Fr. Cal U Germantown, Ohio / Valley View Midfield Salvador Rang Fr. Mercyhurst Doorn, Netherlands / Revius Lyceum Goalie# Martin Jarc Sr. Mercyhurst Maribor, Slovenia / Maribor Goalie# Joseph Valeriano Sr. Cal U Southampton, N.J. / Seneca Western Division Athlete of the Year: Alex Lee Yaw, Gannon Western Division Defensive Athlete of the Year: Chandler Hallwood, Gannon Western Division Freshman of the Year: Sergio Del Castillo, Gannon Western Division Coach of the Year: Billy Colton, Gannon * Indicates previous All-PSAC first team selection ^ Indicates previous All-PSAC second team selection # Indicates tie 2018 PSAC Men’s Soccer All-Conference Teams Athlete of the Year: Sam Thornton, Gannon Defensive Athlete of the Year: Kyle Hoops, West Chester Freshman of the Year: Henri Tophoven,
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