DANBURY, CT (Dec. 16, 2024) – The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) had a total of seven men’s soccer student-athletes named to Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) 2024 Division I Men's Soccer All-ECAC Teams, announced by the ECAC today.
Representing the MAAC on the All-ECAC First Team were the Iona University duo of midfielder Segio Gonzalez Fernandez and defender Tim Timchenko, and Rider University goalkeeper Adam Salama.
Earning spots on the All-ECAC Second Team were Rider’s Momo Diop at forward, the midfield pair of Thiago Cagna of Iona and Chris Verhuel from Marist College, and Siena College’s Dren Dobruna at defense.
ECAC Division I Men's Soccer All-ECAC First Team*
Alex Hughes – UMass Amherst Gr., F
Alex Harris – Cornell University, So., F
Stas Korzeniowski – University of Pennsylvania, Sr., F
Matthew Goncalves – University of New Hampshire, Jr., F
Daniel D'Ippolito – Fordham University, Jr., M
Sydney Wathuta – University of Vermont, So., M
Segio Gonzalez Fernandez – Iona University, So., M
Leo Burney – University of Pennsylvania, Sr., D
Zach Barrett – University of Vermont, Sr., D
Tim Timchenko – Iona University, Sr., D
Gabe Dahlin – Monmouth University, Sr., D
Adam Salama – Rider University, Jr., GK
ECAC Division I Men's Soccer All-ECAC Second Team
Yaniv Bazini – University of Vermont, Gr., F
Momo Diop – Rider University, Jr., F
Marius Stenner – University of Delaware, Fr., F
Kevin Leonhard – Fairleigh Dickinson University, Sr., F
Chris Verhuel – Marist University, Fr., M
Connor Miller – Cornell University, So., M
Thiago Cagna – Iona University, Sr., M
Max Voigt – University of New Hampshire, Fr., D
Luca Nikolai – James Madison University, So., D
Dren Dobruna – Siena College, Fr., D
Joseba Incera – University of New Hampshire, Gr., GK
*additional due to ties in voting
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