LATHAM, N.Y. -- A trio of Penn College men's soccer freshmen earned all-conference recognition as the United East Conference announced its 2025 All-Conference awards and postseason honors on Wednesday. Goalkeeper Justin Crismale earned First Team All-Conference honors and was voted by the league's head coaches as the United East Men's Soccer Rookie of the Year. Silas Miller and Will Watson earned third-team midfield and defender selections, respectively. 

Crismale (Glen Gardner, N.J.) logged 1,575 minutes between the pipes in 18 appearances. The Wildcats leading goalkeeper posted a 10-6-2 record with a conference-high seven shutouts on the season. Crismale ranked second in the league with 19 goals allowed and a 1.09 goals-against average, while he ranked third with a .759 save percentage. 

Miller (Mechanicsburg, Pa.) started in all 20 games for the Wildcats this season. He produced two game-winners in his three goals scored while ranking second on the team with seven points.

Watson (Collegeville, Pa.) started on the back line in 17 games. He helped lead the defensive effort that held opponents to 1.15 goals per game. Watson pitched in with one goal against Pitt-Greensburg and added an assist to Miller in a 2-0 conference victory at Penn State Brnadywine.

Penn College posted its second-straight 11-win season with a mark of 11-7-2 and 4-2-2 in conference matches to reach the United East Playoffs where they knocked off fourth-seeded Notre Dame and upset two-time defending conference champions and top-seeded St. Mary's to reach the program's first-ever United East Conference Championship Game en route to their runner-up finish.

2025 United East Men's Soccer All-Conference

MAJOR AWARD WINNERS
Offensive Player of the Year - Andrew Cox (Lancaster Bible College)
Defensive Player of the Year - Jack Nelson (St. Mary's College of Maryland)
Rookie of the Year - Justin Crismale (Penn College)
Coach of the Year - Alun Oliver (St. Mary's College of Maryland)

FIRST TEAM

Name	Institution	Position
Alijah Miller	Cairn University	Forward
Nick Haney	St. Mary's College of Maryland	Forward
Frankie Raferty	Penn State Abington	Forward
Andrew Cox	Lancaster Bible College	Midfield
Zach Blaum	St. Mary's College of Maryland	Midfield
Tassilo Lehmkuhl	Notre Dame of Maryland	Midfield
Jace Williams	Wilson College	Midfield
Jack Nelson	St. Mary's College of Maryland	Defense
Shire Aramis	Penn State Abington	Defense
Frank Monaco	Penn State Abington	Defense
Aidan McWilliams	Penn State Harrisburg	Defense
Justin Crismale	Penn College	Goalkeeper
Emmanuel Lazor	Cairn University	At-Large (Defense)
Lucas Durkin	Lancaster Bible College	At-Large (Defense)

 
SECOND TEAM

Name	Institution	Position
Addis Tafse	Penn State Harrisburg	Forward
Liam Gohn	Penn State Harrisburg	Forward
Callan Stuck	Penn State Berks	Forward
Colin O'Hara	Penn State Harrisburg	Midfield
Ned Schauemann	St. Mary's College of Maryland	Midfield
Israel Gonzalez	Penn State Abington	Midfield
Hugh Nungessor	Penn State Abington	Midfield
Xavier Lewis	St. Mary's College of Maryland	Defense
Byron Hines	Penn State Harrisburg	Defense
Cole Isaacs	Penn State Harrisburg	Defense
Joel Walker	Lancaster Bible College	Defense
Brendan Werner	Penn State Abington	Goalkeeper
Ben Nolt	Lancaster Bible College	At-Large (Forward)
Franco Reyes	St. Mary's College of Maryland	At-Large (Forward)

 
THIRD TEAM

Name	Institution	Position
Lucas Evans	St. Mary's College of Maryland	Forward
Dan Marcroft	Lancaster Bible College	Forward
Athanasios Ziliaskopoulos	Notre Dame of Maryland	Forward
Andrew Cantillo	Penn State Harrisburg	Midfield
Grant Terridine	Penn State Berks	Midfield
Zach Coryell	Lancaster Bible College	Midfield
Tyler Foti	St. Mary's College of Maryland	Midfield
Martin Rasiwala	Notre Dame of Maryland	Defense
Shawn Dixon	Penn State Abington	Defense
Trey Magnaye	St. Mary's College of Maryland	Defense
Will Watson	Penn College	Defense
Micah Dresler	Lancaster Bible College	Goalkeeper
William Kim	Penn State Harrisburg	At-Large (Midfield)
Silas Miller	Penn College	At-Large (Midfield)