Six Men's Soccer Players Earn All-Conference Honors
The Penn State Behrend men’s soccer team had six players named to the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) All-Conference team, announced on Wednesday.
ERIE, Pa. – The Penn State Behrend men's soccer team had six players named to the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) All-Conference team, announced on Wednesday.
The Lions had five players named to the first team and one honored on the second team. Offensively for Behrend, senior Nick Stewart (Pittsburgh, PA/Keystone Oaks) and Anthony Crivelli (Cranberry Township, PA/Seneca Valley) were first-team selections.
Stewart, a top AMCC Offensive Player of the Year contender, led the Lions and was second in the AMCC with 12 goals. Eight of his goals came in conference play, a mark that led the league. Stewart was second on the team with 25 points and led the team with five game-winning goals.
Crivelli was named to the first-team for the second time, marking his third All-Conference selection in his three years with Behrend. Crivelli led the team with 26 points and was second with 10 goals.
Christian Harrington (Warren, PA/Warren Area) was named to the first team for the second straight year. The senior led the team with seven assists and controlled the midfield for the Lions. Harrington added seven goals to give him 21 points on the season.
Junior Evan Augustine (South Park, PA/South Park) and senior Mike Worthy (Pittsburgh, PA/Upper St. Clair) were the final first-team honorees for Behrend. They were the backbone to the Lions' impenetrable defense, holding opponents scoreless 11 times this season. Worthy receives his second consecutive first-team honor while Augustine makes the first team for the first time after earning a second team spot last season. Worthy tallied one assist for Behrend this season, and Augustine notched four goals for eight points.
Senior goalkeeper Will Cole (Russell, PA/Eisenhower) earns his first spot on an All-Conference team as a second-team honoree. He posted a 9-1-1 record this season and led the conference in multiple goaltending categories, including save percentage (.806), goals against (six) and goals against average (0.63).