SEWANEE, Tenn. – Sewanee junior
Stokes McConnell and sophomore
Grayson White were voted First Team All-SAA while senior
Tyler Scott and sophomore
Isaac Rasheed garnered Second Team recognition, as announced Tuesday by the conference office.
In addition, sophomore
Noah Bjorkman and freshmen
Jonah Cooker, Kennedy Edward and
Brady Lloyd earned Honorable Mention accolades.
McConnell netted nine goals with two assists while starting 12 of the team's 19 matches this season. The Sullivan's Island, S.C., native recorded five goals in league play, including both goals in a 2-1 win over Millsaps College as well as a two-goal effort earlier in the year versus Talladega College. McConnell scored in three consecutive SAA outings against Trinity University, Oglethorpe University and Berry College. He earned Honorable Mention accolades as a freshman.
White led the Tigers with 10 goals and added three assists in 17 matches with 15 starts. The Columbia, S.C., native netted nine goals in the first eight outings of the year, including a hat trick against Maryville College and two goals versus Johns Hopkins and William Peace.
Scott registered four goals and two assists in 14 matches while playing in the midfield for the first half of the season. The Charlotte, N.C., native tallied two goals against Talladega and one versus Johns Hopkins and Southern Virginia. He missed five matches because of injury and has played on the backline over the last three weeks. It marked the fourth straight All-SAA honor for Scott, who garnered First Team accolades as a sophomore and junior and Second Team selection as a freshman.
Rasheed collected five goals and four assists (tied for the team lead with
Alpha Bah and
Wells Durham). The Mount Pleasant, S.C., native recorded a goal and an assist versus Covenant College and Berry and also scored against Johns Hopkins and Oglethorpe. He was a Second Team All-SAA selection last season as well.
Kennedy and Cooker led a backline that allowed 1.05 goals per match with 11 shutouts. The Tigers gave up nine goals in seven conference matches, with five of those in one outing. Bjorkman collected three goals and two assists while starting all 19 matches and Lloyd stated 18 times in the midfield, picking up two goals and one assist.
SAA Men's Soccer 2025 All-Conference
First Team All-SAA
GK – Scott Johnson, Southwestern
D – Raghav Sharma, Southwestern
D – Cooper Pero, Southwestern
D – Luke Chandler, Trinity University
M – Adam Knutson, Trinity University
M –
Stokes McConnell, Sewanee
M – Cade Dougan, Trinity University
F – Samuel Theiss, Trinity University
F – Jack Raulston, Berry College
F – Greyson Pinto, Southwestern University
At Large –
Grayson White, Sewanee
Second Team All-SAA
GK – Sebastian Lewis, Oglethorpe University
D – Max Sosa-Haemmerli, Rhodes College
D – Finnegan Deem-Ranzetta, Centre College
D –
Tyler Scott, Sewanee
M – Quinn MacLeod, Southwestern University
M – Julian Lopez, Trinity University
M – Danny Wasserman, Southwestern University
F – Max Salinas, Trinity University
F – Ben Novello, Rhodes College
F –
Isaac Rasheed, Sewanee
F – Joey Perryman, Trinity University
At Large – Cooper Cherry, Berry College
Co-Coaching Staff of the Year: Trinity University, Paul McGinlay/Southwestern University, Dustin Norman
Offensive Athlete of the Year: Adam Knutson, Trinity University
Defensive Athlete of the Year: Raghav Sharma, Southwestern University
Rookie of the Year: Max Salinas, Trinity University
Honorable Mention All-SAA
Berry College – Mitch Register, Brock Shoultz, Max Albertson
Centre College – Ethan Cajuste, Ryan O'Hara
Oglethorpe University – Luke Montes, Shasha Shama, Ethan Martinez
Rhodes College – Henri Kettner, Jason Viani, Vincent Stephens
Sewanee –
Jonah Cooker,
Edward Kennedy,
Brady Lloyd,
Noah Bjorkman
Southwestern University – Lucas Mario, Ross Anderson
Trinity University – Jayden Schell, Daniel Urquidi, Luke Mayfield, Alex Baltov, Zachary Anderson, Alex Ramirez
Men's All-Sportsmanship Team
Berry College – Cooper Cherry
Centre College – Ethan Cajuste
Millsaps College – Myles Walden
Oglethorpe University – Anthony Rouse
Rhodes College – Jason Viani
Sewanee –
Eli Bastiaansen
Southwestern University – Amar Singh
Trinity University – Zach Anderson
