Albert Andres-Llop

Photo by: All Pro Photography/Dale Sparks

Photo by: All Pro Photography/Dale Sparks

Photo by: Steven Prunty

Photo by: All Pro Photography/Dale Sparks

2018 (Junior)

All-MAC Second Team
Academic All-Big 12 At-Large Second Team
Played in 21 matches with 20 starts, logging 1,760 minutes
Finished second on the team with eight assists, third with 23 corners and tied for fourth with 10 points
Tallied one goal with 17 shots and six shots on goal
His eight assists were tied for No. 10 in a single season in program history at the time
Helped the Mountaineers to a program-record 51 assists and 129 shots on goal
Had a career-best two assists, including on the game-winning goal, in WVU’s NCAA Tournament victory over LIU Brooklyn on Nov. 15
Named to the TopDrawerSoccer.com National Team of the Week on Oct. 23, after a season-best three points with a goal and an assist on Oct. 20 vs. SIUE
Recorded the game-winning assist against Binghamton on Oct. 2
Had the game-winning assist on Sept. 22 at Dayton

Academic All-Big 12 At-Large Second Team
Played in 18 matches with 14 starts and 899 minutes played
Led the team with five goals, two game winners, and 12 points with two assists while recording 14 shots and seven shots on goal
Helped the Mountaineer defense to nine shutouts, tied for the fifth-most in a single season in program history
Scored the game-winning goal in WVU’s 1-0 upset win over No. 5 Michigan State on Oct. 11
Had a goal and assisted on the game-winning goal in a 3-0 win at American on Sept. 19, scoring for the third consecutive match
Named the MAC Player of the Week on Sept. 19 after scoring three goals with an assist in two games, highlighted by a two-goal, one-assist showing on Sept. 16 at George Mason, assisting on WVU’s first goal and scoring the next two, tying the game at 2-2 in the 89th minute and scoring the game-winner in the 92nd minute in overtime

Played in all 16 matches with 15 starts, totaling 1,140 minutes
Scored a team-high-tying four goals with one assist, finishing second on the team with nine points, was third on the team with 23 shots and 12 shots on goal and had a team-high-tying two game-winning goals
Helped the WVU defense to a school-record seven consecutive shutouts, lasting 758 minutes, as WVU had eight clean sheets on the year
Scored the eventual game-winning goal, his first point of his WVU career, in a 3-0 win against George Mason on Sept. 17