Men’s soccer
Calum Angus of the Saint Louis University men’s soccer team was one of 16 players named to the first team of TopDrawerSoccer.com’s Men’s College Teams of the season.
TopDrawerSoccer names teams for each week of the season and compiles three tiers of teams of the best of the season. The junior back scored two goals on the season, including one game-winning goal. Angus was joined on the list by junior midfielder Kyle Patterson, who was named to the second team. In addition, junior forward Dado Harnzagic made the third team, and sophomore defender Tim Ream and junior midfielder Brandon Barklage both received honorable mention for their efforts.
Field hockey
Senior goalkeeper Amy Wasserman was named to the Atlantic 10 Academic All-Conference team Nov. 1. The Academic All-Conference team recognizes players within the A-10 conference who excel both in athletics as well as in their academic work.
Wasserman was also named to the All-Conference team earlier. In the season Wasserman made 192 saves, making her save percentage 78.4 percent. Wasserman led the conference in saves for the season as well as in average goals per game.
“Amy had some great A-10 games, and it is nice that the coaches saw and recognized what an outstanding goalkeeper she is for us,” field hockey coach Marcie Boyer said. “Plus, Amy and Cat have worked so hard on the field and in the classroom, and it is nice that they were selected for the All-Academic team.”
Volleyball
Sophomore setter Whitney Roth earned setter of the year for the Atlantic-10 conference. Roth leads the conference in assists, averaging 13.07 assists per game, and she was also named first team All-Conference. Joining Roth on first team All-Conference is senior Sutton Lasater and sophomore Sammi McCloud.
“Whitney had a tremendous year, and she definitely put up the numbers in every category to warrant receiving this honor,” volleyball coach Anne Kordes said. “This award is a tribute to her hard work and dedication to getting better she had this season.”
Women’s soccer
Senior defender Liz Fox was named to the All-Conference first team. She also had an assist on the game-winning goal against Missouri State and was named the College Sports Information Directors of America (Academic All-District 7 first team).
Sophomore Julia Bradenberg was also named to the second team.
Freshman forward Alyssa Mautz collected All-Rookie plaudits. Senior midfielder Mary Green and junior back Lauren Olson represented the Bills on the Academic All-Conference team, making SLU the only institution with more than one student-athlete selected.
