STANDISH, Maine – The Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) men's soccer postseason honors have been announced, and five Saint Joseph's College players have earned recognition.

Sophomore Nick Marion (Windham, Maine) and junior Zander Haskell (Scarborough, Maine) were named to the First Team, while sophomore Cole Bishop (Gorham, Maine), senior Joseph Perron (South Portland, Maine), and junior Diego Robinson (Hinesburg, Vt.) collected Second Team honors.

Marion garnered the first All-Conference nod of his career after netting nine goals with six assists for 24 total points during his sophomore season. The breakout forward ranked third in the GNAC in assists and fifth in both goals and points this fall.

Haskell, a Merrimack transfer, gave the Monks another top-tier scoring threat despite missing several early-season contests due to injury. He made an immediate impact upon his return and capped his first season in Standish with eight goals—the second-highest total on the team and sixth-most in the GNAC—including all three tallies in the Monks' 3–0 GNAC Quarterfinal win over Dean College.

Also earning All-Conference recognition for the first time, Bishop battled through injuries to post his best collegiate campaign, tallying six goals—including two game-winners—and four assists for 16 points across 15 appearances (14 starts), all career highs.

Perron, a forward by trade, showcased his versatility by logging minutes all over the pitch en route to his first All-Conference selection. Offensively, he contributed a goal and two assists for four points and, late in the season, transitioned to the back line, where he excelled as a lockdown defender.

Robinson, a three-time All-Conference honoree, earned Second Team recognition for the second time after scoring once with two assists while starting all 17 games this fall. A threat on set pieces, the junior center back has started all 53 games of his career, totaling four goals and four assists to date.

Under seventh-year Head Coach Will Pike '11, Saint Joseph's finished the 2025 campaign with an 8–9–1 overall record and a 7–4–1 GNAC mark, securing the #4 seed in the conference tournament. The Monks opened postseason play with a 3–1 victory over #5 Dean College before falling to eventual champion University of Saint Joseph (Conn.), 3–0, in the semifinals.

2025 GNAC MEN'S SOCCER POSTSEASON AWARDS:

Major Awards
Offensive Player of the Year: Mario Milardo, USJ
Defensive Player of the Year: Nicholas Simpson, USJ
Goalkeeper of the Year: Chris Alcon, Regis
Coach of the Year: Renato Capobianco, Regis
Rookie of the Year: Nico Hamzavi, USJ
Institutional Sportsmanship: Norwich University
 
ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM
F- Emmanuel Ofori, USJ
F- Jacobo Molina Ferrer, Elms
F- Nick Marion, SJC
F- Mario Milardo, USJ
M- Nico Hamzavi, USJ
M- Zander Haskell, SJC
M- Alejandro Quezada, Rivier
B- Nicholas Simpson, USJ
B- Luiggi Ferreira, Rivier
B- Michael Champagne, Regis
GK- Chris Alcon, Regis
 
ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM
F- Lorenzo Lauria, Albertus Magnus
F- Aiden Coelho, Albertus Magnus
F- Cole Bishop, SJC
M- Landon Coelho, USJ
M- Rafael Matamoros, Emmanuel
M- Eddy Nyemah, New England College
M- Oleksandr Kharchuk, Norwich
B- Joseph Perron, SJC
B- Trevor Sousa, USJ
B- Diego Robinson, SJC
GK- Logan Clough, Rivier
 
ALL-CONFERENCE THIRD TEAM
F- Dru Fairthorne, Elms
F- Kaden Lewis, Colby-Sawyer
F- Matthews Ferreira, Rivier
M- Diego Fuentes, Norwich
M- Brian Allen, Dean
M- Callum Park, Regis
B- Benjamin Anderson, Emmanuel
B- Gabriel Cantarero, Norwich
B- Justin Cardinale, USJ
B- Colin Riley-Perec, Colby-Sawyer
GK- Kirk Rodgers, Norwich