B1G Soccer Awards

[ccgeneral 38,084]

Coach of the Year: Todd Yeagley
Defensive Player of the Year: Andrew Gutman                         
Goalkeeper of the Year: Trey Muse
Freshman of the Year: Jack Maher

All-Big Ten First Team
Griffin Dorsey                                    
Francesco Moore     
Andrew Gutman                                                  
Trey Muse       

All-Big Ten Second Team       
Justin Rennicks         
Trevor Swartz
Timmy Mehl
Rece Buckmaster

All-Big Ten Freshman Team
Jack Maher

Big Ten Sportsmanship Award Honorees
Jeremiah Gutjahr    

https://bigten.org/news/2018/11/2/big-ten-announces-2018-mens-soccer-postseason-honors.aspx         

[Brass Cannon 24,232]

10 minutes ago, ccgeneral said:

Coach of the Year: Todd Yeagley
Defensive Player of the Year: Andrew Gutman                         
Goalkeeper of the Year: Trey Muse
Freshman of the Year: Jack Maher

All-Big Ten First Team
Griffin Dorsey                                    
Francesco Moore     
Andrew Gutman                                                  
Trey Muse       

All-Big Ten Second Team       
Justin Rennicks         
Trevor Swartz
Timmy Mehl
Rece Buckmaster

All-Big Ten Freshman Team
Jack Maher

Big Ten Sportsmanship Award Honorees
Jeremiah Gutjahr    

https://bigten.org/news/2018/11/2/big-ten-announces-2018-mens-soccer-postseason-honors.aspx         

Kinda wondered if Yeagley would get the recognition. Sometimes they like to give it to guys that overachieve. Guess 8-0 was enough lol

[Class of '66 Old Fart 83,937]

Hoosiers Lead Big Ten in All-Conference Accolades

The Indiana men's soccer team dominated the 2019 Big Ten Conference postseason awards, the league announced Friday afternoon. 

For the second year in a row, the Hoosiers led the conference with 12 overall Big Ten postseason honors. Indiana finished with two first-team selections, five overall team selections, and three specialty award winners. 
 
Sophomore defender Jack Maher and freshman midfielder Aidan Morris each claimed a spot on the All-Big Ten First Team, while freshman midfielder Joshua Penn, senior defender Simon Waever, and redshirt junior defender Spencer Glass were named to the 2019 All-Big Ten Second Team. 

Freshman forward Herbert Endeley joined both Morris and Penn on the 2019 All-Big Ten Freshman Team. The three Indiana players named to the all-rookie team tied a program-best mark and is the most since garnering three selections in 2017.

Maher was also tabbed the 2019 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, while Morris racked up 2019 Big Ten Freshman of the Year honors.

Indiana head coach Todd Yeagley was named Big Ten Conference Coach of the Year for the third time. He had previously claimed the award in the 2010 and 2018 seasons. Yeagley helped guide the Hoosiers to a 7-1-0 record in conference play and the 16th regular season conference title in program history. Indiana is unblemished in the last 40 home matches (27-0-13) against Big Ten opponents. 

Rounding out the Indiana honors, Maher was one-of-nine players selected as a Big Ten Sportsmanship Award honoree.

Indiana holds the No. 1 overall seed in the 2019 Big Ten Conference Championship. The Hoosiers will host a quarterfinal matchup at 1 p.m. on Nov. 10 at Bill Armstrong Stadium against the winner of No. 8 Ohio State and No. 9 Rutgers. Tickets for the match can be purchased here. 

JACK MAHER
Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year / First Team All-Big Ten / Big Ten Sportsmanship Award Honoree
Maher started the season receiving nods as a MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List player, a Second-Team Preseason All-American by Top Drawer Soccer, and a Third-Team Preseason All-American by College Soccer News. He has anchored a defensive back line that has surrendered 15 goals in 17 matches this season, the second-lowest figure in the Big Ten. Maher has tallied eight points (three goals, two assists) for the Hoosiers and has netted two game-winning tallies this season, a golden goal against UCLA and a 28th minute goal from the spot at Michigan State. He was twice named to the TDS Team of the Week and collected Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week honors on Sept. 4 and Nov. 5.
 
AIDAN MORRIS
Big Ten Freshman of the Year / First Team All-Big Ten / All-Big Ten Freshman Team
Morris has been sensational since he stepped on campus. A member of the second-ranked recruiting class, Morris has scored 10 points (two goals, six assists) during his debut season. All 10 points have come during league play. He has been named to the TDS Team of the Week twice and added two Big Ten Offensive Player of Week laurels. He posted two multi-assist games and finished third among Big Ten leaders with six assists. Morris tallied goals against Rutgers and Wisconsin. 
 
JOSHUA PENN
Second Team All-Big Ten / All-Big Ten Freshman Team
Penn secured 12 points (five goals, two assists), the second-highest point total for the Hoosiers, this season. He is a key member of the IU offensive attack that posted a Big Ten-high 34 goals. Penn notched five multi-point games as he tied for the team-lead with five goals this season. He recorded his first-career brace in the final regular season home game of the year for IU and scored back-to-back game-winning goals against Sacramento State and Northwestern.
 
SPENCER GLASS
Second Team All-Big Ten
Glass, a 2019 team captain, served an integral part of the Indiana defensive back line that has surrendered 15 goals in 17 matches this season, the second-lowest figure in the Big Ten. He scored the eighth-fastest goal to open a game in program history just 53 seconds into the convincing victory over Evansville. Glass contributed nine points (three goals, three assists) to the Hoosier attack and added a game-winning wondergoal against Michigan.
 
SIMON WAEVER
Second Team All-Big Ten
Waever, a graduate transfer from Evansville, helped to solidify a defensive back line that has surrendered 15 goals in 17 matches this season, the second-lowest figure in the Big Ten. He tallied three assists on the season out of the defensive half. 
 
HERBERT ENDELEY
All-Big Ten Freshman Team
Endeley set the pace up front for the Hoosier offensive attack that posted a Big Ten-high 34 goals this season. His collegiate career began with a bang when he scored a golden goal winner in Indiana's 3-2 overtime season-opening triumph over Pittsburgh. Endeley tallied seven points (two goals, three assists) for the Hoosiers this year.
 
2019 ALL-BIG TEN FIRST TEAM
F – Nebojsa Popovi, R-Sr., Michigan*
F – Liam Butts, Fr., Penn State
F – Aaron Molloy, Sr., Penn State*
MF – Jack Hallahan, Sr., Michigan
MF – Aidan Morris, Fr., Indiana
MF – Eli Crognale, Sr., Maryland
D – Jack Maher, So., Indiana*
D – Johannes Bergmann, Sr., Maryland*
D – Jackson Ragen, Jr., Michigan
D – Brandon Hackenberg, R-Jr., Penn State
GK – Andrew Verdi, Sr., Michigan
 
2019 ALL-BIG TEN SECOND TEAM
F – Eric Matzelevich, Jr., Maryland
F – Matt Moderwell, Sr., Northwestern
F – Pablo Avila, So., Rutgers
MF – Jack Holland, Sr., Ohio State
MF – Marc Ybarra, Jr., Michigan
MF – Joshua Penn, Fr., Indiana
MF – Simon Waever, Sr., Indiana
D – Garrett Opperman, Jr., Northwestern
D – Patrick Nielsen, R-Jr., Michigan State
D – Spencer Glass, R-Jr., Indiana
GK – Niklas Neumann, Fr., Maryland
 
2019 ALL-BIG TEN FRESHMAN TEAM
Jackson Temple, Rutgers*
Aidan Morris, Indiana*
Liam Butts, Penn State*
Jalen Watson, Penn State*
Joshua Penn, Indiana*
Nick Richardson, Maryland
Derrick Broche, Michigan
Herbert Endeley, Indiana
Malcolm Johnston, Maryland
Hugo Le Guennec, Rutgers
Kris Shakes, Penn State
 
2019 BIG TEN OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Nebojsa Popovic, R-Sr., Michigan*
 
2019 BIG TEN MIDFIELDER OF THE YEAR
Aaron Molloy, Sr., Penn State*
 
2019 BIG TEN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Jack Maher, So., Indiana
 
2019 BIG TEN GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR
Andrew Verdi, Sr., Michigan
 
2019 BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Aidan Morris, Indiana
 
2019 BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR
Todd Yeagley, Indiana
 
2019 BIG TEN SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD HONOREES
Jack Maher, So., Indiana
Kevin Richardson, R-Fr., Maryland
Kevin Buca, So., Michigan
Cody Sweatte, R-Sr., Michigan State
Mac Mazolla, Sr., Northwestern
Parker Siegfried, R-Sr., Ohio State
Will Campbell, R-Sr., Penn State
Jake Longo, Sr., Rutgers
Noah Leibold, Sr., Wisconsin
 
*Unanimous selection
 

[Scooter D 928]

Continues to demonstrate that IU is indeed a futbol school!

[RatpigHoosier 1,022]

Dear lord. I didn’t realize we were that young. I casually read Aaron’s recaps every game but that’s some serious young talent. Will these guys be around a few years or will some be moving on to the pros after this year?


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