Four Named All-CAC, Three Garner First Team Honors

Muise, Mostafa, and Nabo

The Frostburg State men's soccer team collected four All-Capital Athletic Conference awards Wednesday, including first-team honors for senior Mitchell Muise, junior Hassan Mostafa and freshman Guy Nabo. Freshman Hunter Jarmon was placed on the All-CAC Second Team.

The foursome led the Bobcats to an 11-5-2 overall record and the second seed in the 2015 Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) South Championship.

Muise and Mostafa grabbed first-team honors after helping place the Bobcat defense near the top of the CAC. The duo helped Frostburg lead the league in goals allowed (10), finish second in goals against average (0.57) and third in shutouts (9).

The first-team selection is the first all-conference honor for Muise after his standout four-year career with the Bobcats. He started all 17 games and finished with three goals on the offensive end.

Mostafa was named to the All-CAC First Team for the second-consecutive year and has emerged as one of the country's top goalkeepers. He is currently 15^th nationally in save percentage (0.878) and 35^th in Division III in goals against average (0.670). He finished with five shutouts and allowed just 10 goals in over 1,300 minutes in net.

As a team, Frostburg is fifth in the country in save percentage (0.899), 18^th in team goals against average (0.57) and 35^th in shutout percentage (0.53).

Nabo and Hunter garner All-CAC honors following impressive freshman campaigns.

Jarmon

Nabo finished second in the CAC in both points (25) and goals (11) and was the league's highest scoring freshman. Nabo also tied for second in the CAC with three game-winning goals. Nabo appeared in 8-of-9 conference games and totaled five goals and one assists against the league schools.

Jarmon was named to the All-CAC Second Team after starting 17-of-19 games and finished with seven points behind two goals and three assists. Against CAC competition, Jarmon started all nine games, scored one goal and handed out two assists.

Nabo and Jarmon helped the Bobcat front line to 39 goals, good for second in the CAC and 75th in the country in scoring offense.