Patriot League Release
 
HAMILTON – Colgate men's soccer senior Jared Stroud and junior Aram Ouligian have been named first team All-Patriot League, the league announced Monday afternoon.
 
Stroud collects the third All-Patriot League honor of his career and second-straight first team accolade. The senior midfielder finished the regular season with 15 points behind three goals and school-record nine assists. Stroud took control of the program's career and single-season assists records this season, currently holding down marks of 26 career helpers and nine assists this season with postseason play still to come. All three of Stroud's goals this season game by way of penalty kick, as he converted PK opportunities against Lehigh, Bucknell and Holy Cross. The Chester, N.J. native tallied three multi-assist games, including a season-high three helpers against Lehigh. Stroud earned two Patriot League Midfielder of the Week awards this season, collecting the honors on Sept. 4 and Oct. 30.
 
Ouligian led the Colgate defense to five shutouts this season, and also finished the regular season as the Raiders' leading scorer with 16 points behind seven goals and two assists. Five of his goals came in Patriot League play to help the Raiders secure their third-straight trip to the Patriot League Tournament. The Needham, Mass. native scored a goal in Colgate's final four games of the regular season. Ouligian led the Raider backline to shutouts of Northwestern (2-0), Princeton (1-0), Oregon State (1-0), American (2-0) and Boston University (4-0) as the anchor of the Colgate defense. Ouligian collects All-League honors for the third time in his career after picking up third team laurels as both a freshman and sophomore.
 
The Raiders won their final two games of the regular season to secure their third-straight trip to the Patriot League Tournament.  Colgate wrapped up league play with a 4-4-1 mark to earn the No. 6 seed in the upcoming tournament. The Raiders will head to No. 3 Bucknell Tuesday night for a quarterfinal matchup.
 
First Team
Zach McGraw, Army West Point, So., D
Aram Ouligian, Colgate, Jr., D
Jared Stroud, Colgate, Sr., M
Mark Forest, Lehigh, Jr., F
Alex Greene, Lehigh, Jr., M
Doyle Tuvesson, Lehigh, So., F
Gabriel Carlsson, Loyola Maryland, Jr., M
Brian Saramago, Loyola Maryland, So., F
Barry Sharifi, Loyola Maryland, So., M
A. Mickey Watson, Loyola Maryland, Jr., D
Chase Vosvick, Loyola Maryland, Fr., GK
 
Second Team^
Marcos Arroyo, Army West Point, So., M
Rex Epps, Army West Points, So., F
Justin Stoll, Army West Point, So., GK
Michael Bernardi, Boston University, So., GK
Toti Knutsson, Boston University, Fr., M
Adam Shejkali, Boston University, Sr., D
Justin Carfora, Holy Cross, Sr., M
Arno Rupp, Holy Cross, Sr., F
Christian Moyse, Lafayette, Sr., D
Evan Vare, Lafayette, So., F
John Marc Charpentier, Lehigh, Sr., D
Sam Carter, Loyola Maryland, So., D
Josh Fawole, Loyola Maryland, So., F
 
Third Team*
Keenan Oshea, Army West Point, So., F
Peter Kargbo, Boston University, Fr., D
Elias Lampis, Boston University, Fr., D
Matt McDonnell, Boston University, So., F
Nick King, Bucknell, So., M
Tyler Peterson, Bucknell, Jr., D
Matt Thorsheim, Bucknell, Fr., F
Yuji Callahan, Holy Cross, Sr., M
Oscar Greene, Lehigh, Jr., M
 
Note: Listed in school alphabetical order.
^Due to a tie, there are two goalkeepers on the second team and none on the third team
*Due to a tie, there are two at-large positions on the second team and none on the third team
 
Offensive Player of the Year:  Mark Forest, Lehigh, Jr., F
Midfielder of the Year: Barry Sharifi, Loyola Maryland, So., M
Defensive Player of the Year: Zach McGraw, Army West Point, So., D
Goalkeeper of the Year: Chase Vosvick, Loyola Maryland, Fr., GK
Rookie of the Year: Chase Vosvick, Loyola Maryland, Fr., GK
Coach of the Year: Steve Nichols, Loyola Maryland