Bone and Seazzu Crowned WAC Players of the Year
11/6/2018 6:23:00 PM | Men's Soccer
Tucker Bone and Andrea Seazzu of Air Force men’s soccer were named WAC’s Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year, Respectively
Seattle, Wash. - The Western Athletic Conference has announced its All-WAC men's soccer teams and major awards as selected by the league's 12 head coaches. Air Force's Tucker Bone was named WAC Offensive Player of the Year while teammate Andrea Seazzu was named WAC Defensive Player of the Year. Eight other Falcons also received honors on the night.
Bone, a senior midfielder from Granite Bay, Calif., was second in the WAC with eight goals and 18 points in conference play. Overall, he was also second in points with 30 and third in goals scored with 12. His five game winning goals this season are the WAC best. His 24 career goals are tied for seventh in WAC men's soccer history and his 22 career assists rank four in the WAC record book.
Seazzu, a junior goalkeeper from Albuquerque, N.M., led the WAC with a 0.73 goals against average in conference play and a 0.68 goals against average overall. He was second the league in least goals allowed in WAC play with seven and was tops overall with just 12. The cadet finished the regular season with five shutouts, also combining on two others.
Bone and Seazzu were joined by teammate and co-team captain Austin Dewing as first-team all-conference selections. Senior defender David Louthan was added to the all-conference second-team, while teammates Danny Han, Luis Martinez, Zane Moxley, Joe Ortiz, Klint Parker and James Sims received honorable mention nods. Freshman forward JT D'Emidio was selected to represent the Falcons on the All-Freshman team. The 10 conference honorees mark a program-high for Air Force.
Doug Hill's 2018 squad recorded 15 single-season wins to tie the program record, while also boasting a perfect 9-0 home record. The senior-dominant Falcons have had three-straight 14+ win seasons; a feat accomplished only by No. 1 Wake Forest and Air Force.
Air Force, who won the regular season title outright for the second-straight year, will enjoy the benefit of a first-round bye before taking on the winner of Wednesday's match between Utah Valley and Grand Canyon. The semi-finals match will be played Friday, Nov. 9 at 4 p.m. PT.
2018 First Team All-WAC
Austin Dewing, Sr., F, Air Force
Kyle Edwards, Jr., F, UT Rio Grande Valley
Preston Judd, So., F, California Baptist
Tucker Bone, Sr., MF, Air Force
Josh Drack, So., MF, Grand Canyon
Sergio Rivas, Sr., MF, Seattle U
Nathan Aune, Sr., D, Seattle U
Antone Jarvis, Sr., D, UT Rio Grande Valley
Andy Rios, Sr., D, San José State
Josh Adachi, Sr., GK, Seattle U
Andrea Seazzu, Jr., GK, Air Force
2018 Second Team All-WAC
William Akio, Jr., F, UT Rio Grande Valley
Blake Frischknecht, Jr., F, Utah Valley
Marco Gonzalez, So., F, UNLV
Declan McGlynn, Fr., F, Seattle U
Max Allen, So., MF, San José State
Julian Avila-Good, Jr., MF, Seattle U
Timo Mehlich, Jr., MF, UNLV
Sam Gardner, Sr., D, Grand Canyon
David Louthan, Sr., D, Air Force
Adam Musovski, Sr., D, UNLV
George Tasouris, Fr., GK, Grand Canyon
Honorable Mention All-WAC
Air Force: Danny Han, Luis Martinez, Zane Moxley, Joe Ortiz, Klint Parker, James Sims
California Baptist: Oliver Bryneus, Albert Escuin, Sebastian Wiesbock
CSU Bakersfield: Ryan Goldsmith
Grand Canyon: Jackson Jellah
Houston Baptist: Jorge Cabrera, Dominick Faletto, Devon Grant, Darrell Johnson, Thomas Menke, Gianluca Natera, Khalil Thomas
UIW: Johnathan Diaz
Kansas City: Henry Ramirez
UNLV: Jesus Partida
San José State: Omer Lemus, Willy Miranda, Jonathan Partida
Seattle U: Anthony Ayala
UT Rio Grande Valley: Bryce Box, Guillermo Martinez, Isidro Martinez, Andy Rios, Arthur Rogers
Utah Valley: Austin Buxton, Alec Felix, Blake Leonetti, Joseph Wheelwright
2018 All-WAC Freshman Team
Marios Andreou, MF, Grand Canyon
Oliver Bryneus, F, California Baptist
Kendall Burks, D, CSU Bakersfield
Nico Clasen, MF, UNLV
JT D'Emidio, MF, Air Force
Calvin Kissi, F, Grand Canyon
Ahmed Longmire, D, Utah Valley
Declan McGlynn, F, Seattle U
Jake Mecham, D, UNLV
George Tasouris, GK, Grand Canyon
Hal Uderitz, MF, Seattle U
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Bone, a senior midfielder from Granite Bay, Calif., was second in the WAC with eight goals and 18 points in conference play. Overall, he was also second in points with 30 and third in goals scored with 12. His five game winning goals this season are the WAC best. His 24 career goals are tied for seventh in WAC men's soccer history and his 22 career assists rank four in the WAC record book.
Seazzu, a junior goalkeeper from Albuquerque, N.M., led the WAC with a 0.73 goals against average in conference play and a 0.68 goals against average overall. He was second the league in least goals allowed in WAC play with seven and was tops overall with just 12. The cadet finished the regular season with five shutouts, also combining on two others.
Bone and Seazzu were joined by teammate and co-team captain Austin Dewing as first-team all-conference selections. Senior defender David Louthan was added to the all-conference second-team, while teammates Danny Han, Luis Martinez, Zane Moxley, Joe Ortiz, Klint Parker and James Sims received honorable mention nods. Freshman forward JT D'Emidio was selected to represent the Falcons on the All-Freshman team. The 10 conference honorees mark a program-high for Air Force.
Doug Hill's 2018 squad recorded 15 single-season wins to tie the program record, while also boasting a perfect 9-0 home record. The senior-dominant Falcons have had three-straight 14+ win seasons; a feat accomplished only by No. 1 Wake Forest and Air Force.
Air Force, who won the regular season title outright for the second-straight year, will enjoy the benefit of a first-round bye before taking on the winner of Wednesday's match between Utah Valley and Grand Canyon. The semi-finals match will be played Friday, Nov. 9 at 4 p.m. PT.
2018 First Team All-WAC
Austin Dewing, Sr., F, Air Force
Kyle Edwards, Jr., F, UT Rio Grande Valley
Preston Judd, So., F, California Baptist
Tucker Bone, Sr., MF, Air Force
Josh Drack, So., MF, Grand Canyon
Sergio Rivas, Sr., MF, Seattle U
Nathan Aune, Sr., D, Seattle U
Antone Jarvis, Sr., D, UT Rio Grande Valley
Andy Rios, Sr., D, San José State
Josh Adachi, Sr., GK, Seattle U
Andrea Seazzu, Jr., GK, Air Force
2018 Second Team All-WAC
William Akio, Jr., F, UT Rio Grande Valley
Blake Frischknecht, Jr., F, Utah Valley
Marco Gonzalez, So., F, UNLV
Declan McGlynn, Fr., F, Seattle U
Max Allen, So., MF, San José State
Julian Avila-Good, Jr., MF, Seattle U
Timo Mehlich, Jr., MF, UNLV
Sam Gardner, Sr., D, Grand Canyon
David Louthan, Sr., D, Air Force
Adam Musovski, Sr., D, UNLV
George Tasouris, Fr., GK, Grand Canyon
Honorable Mention All-WAC
Air Force: Danny Han, Luis Martinez, Zane Moxley, Joe Ortiz, Klint Parker, James Sims
California Baptist: Oliver Bryneus, Albert Escuin, Sebastian Wiesbock
CSU Bakersfield: Ryan Goldsmith
Grand Canyon: Jackson Jellah
Houston Baptist: Jorge Cabrera, Dominick Faletto, Devon Grant, Darrell Johnson, Thomas Menke, Gianluca Natera, Khalil Thomas
UIW: Johnathan Diaz
Kansas City: Henry Ramirez
UNLV: Jesus Partida
San José State: Omer Lemus, Willy Miranda, Jonathan Partida
Seattle U: Anthony Ayala
UT Rio Grande Valley: Bryce Box, Guillermo Martinez, Isidro Martinez, Andy Rios, Arthur Rogers
Utah Valley: Austin Buxton, Alec Felix, Blake Leonetti, Joseph Wheelwright
2018 All-WAC Freshman Team
Marios Andreou, MF, Grand Canyon
Oliver Bryneus, F, California Baptist
Kendall Burks, D, CSU Bakersfield
Nico Clasen, MF, UNLV
JT D'Emidio, MF, Air Force
Calvin Kissi, F, Grand Canyon
Ahmed Longmire, D, Utah Valley
Declan McGlynn, F, Seattle U
Jake Mecham, D, UNLV
George Tasouris, GK, Grand Canyon
Hal Uderitz, MF, Seattle U
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