Eleven Mountaineers Named to CSC Academic All-District Soccer Teams
November 19, 2024 12:11 PM | Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – A total of 11 student-athletes from the West Virginia University men's and women's soccer teams were placed on the 2024 Academic All-District Soccer Teams, the College Sports Communicators announced on Tuesday.
Graduate midfielder Ryan Baer, graduate defender Max Broughton, junior forward Marcus Caldeira, junior midfielder Felix Ewald and senior defender Max Trethewey represented the men's team. On the women's side, graduate midfielders Chloe Adler and Lilly McCarthy, senior defender Annika Leslie, junior midfielder Gabby Lampary, redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Mackenzie Smith and redshirt freshman defender Gianna Koss were featured on the women's team.
With the recognition, the Mountaineers' 11 honorees advance to the CSC Academic All-America ballot, where first-, second- and third-team Academic All-America selections will be announced in mid-December.
Baer (master's of sport management) earned his third career honor, while it is the second of their Mountaineer careers for Broughton (master's of sport management) and Caldeira (finance). It is the first for Ewald (sport management) and Trethewey (civil engineering).
On the women's side, McCarthy (master's in executive sport management) was placed on the team for the fourth time in her career. Adler (master's in exercise physiology) and Leslie (exercise physiology) collected their third career nods on the team, while Lamparty (chemistry), Smith (management) and Koss (general business) earned their first academic all-district honors.
For more information on the Mountaineers, follow @WVUMensSoccer on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
Graduate midfielder Ryan Baer, graduate defender Max Broughton, junior forward Marcus Caldeira, junior midfielder Felix Ewald and senior defender Max Trethewey represented the men's team. On the women's side, graduate midfielders Chloe Adler and Lilly McCarthy, senior defender Annika Leslie, junior midfielder Gabby Lampary, redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Mackenzie Smith and redshirt freshman defender Gianna Koss were featured on the women's team.
With the recognition, the Mountaineers' 11 honorees advance to the CSC Academic All-America ballot, where first-, second- and third-team Academic All-America selections will be announced in mid-December.
Baer (master's of sport management) earned his third career honor, while it is the second of their Mountaineer careers for Broughton (master's of sport management) and Caldeira (finance). It is the first for Ewald (sport management) and Trethewey (civil engineering).
On the women's side, McCarthy (master's in executive sport management) was placed on the team for the fourth time in her career. Adler (master's in exercise physiology) and Leslie (exercise physiology) collected their third career nods on the team, while Lamparty (chemistry), Smith (management) and Koss (general business) earned their first academic all-district honors.
For more information on the Mountaineers, follow @WVUMensSoccer on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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