ATLANTA, Ga. -- Covenant men's soccer placed eight athletes on the All-CCS awards lists, with two landing on the All-CCS First Team, four on the All-CCS Second Team, and one each earning All-CCS Honorable Mention and CCS All-Sportsmanship.

The All-CCS First Team honorees were Jackson Bostrom and Henry Parker, while Sam Conrad, Daniel Wallis, Sean Freace, and J.T. Tolson landed All-CCS Second Team distinctions. Jackson Hinson was selected as the All-CCS Honorable Mention and J.T. Gard earned the CCS All-Sportsmanship honor.

Bostrom, a senior from Atlanta, Ga., notches his second All-CCS First Team award. He led the CCS with four goals in conference play, while totaling five goals and two assists during the season, including landing a CCS Offensive Player of the Week on September 3rd. 

Parker, a junior from New York City, N.Y., was selected to the All-CCS First Team for the second time in his career. He totaled two goals and five assists on the year, while leading the CCS with four assists in conference play in his 12 matches.

Conrad, a sophomore from Lookout Mountain, Ga., lands his first All-CCS honor after a three-goal, three-assist campaign in his 15 matches played. Two of those goals and one of those assists came in CCS play.

Wallis, a senior from Charlotte, N.C., collects his first All-CCS honor after accruing 1,039 minutes and adding a goal and two assists, with the goal and one of the assists being recorded in conference play.

Freace, a sophomore from Charlotte, N.C., is now a two-time All-CCS Second Team honoree. He led the team with 1,087 minutes on the back line, notching a goal and an assist in his 14 matches, with that goal and assist both coming in CCS play.

Tolson, a sophomore from Lookout Mountain, Tenn., led the team with nine starts, accumulating 41 saves and a 2.00 GAA to earn his first All-CCS honor. He tied for first in the CCS with a 1.00 GAA in conference play, saving 11 shots in that span.

Hinson, a senior from Dover, Fla., finished eight minutes behind Freace for the most on the team, helping out the defense from his midfield spot. The All-CCS Honorable Mention award is the first All-CCS honor of his career.

Finally, Gard, a senior from Savannah, Ga., collects his second CCS All-Sportsmanship award. He played in five matches this season, recording a team-best 1.60 GAA and 23 saves. He made four saves and allowed just one goal in CCS play.

The men's soccer squad awaits the winner of Belhaven and Huntingdon in the CCS semifinals on Friday at 3 p.m. in Huntsville, Ala., looking to make a run to the CCS Championship.

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