2017 Mid-American Conference men's soccer season

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Mid-American Conference
Season2017
ChampionsWestern Michigan
MAC Tourney Winner Akron
NCAA tournament Akron, Western Michigan
Matches played91
Goals scored154 (1.69 per match)
Top goalscorer12 goals
Brandon Bye (WMU)
Biggest home winWMU 5–0 Stetson
(08/27)
Akron 5–0 UMass Lowell
(09/24)
Biggest away winWMU 5–0 @ NIU
(10/14)
Highest scoringSacramento State 4–3 NIU @ Utah Valley
(09/16)
Longest winning run10 games
Akron
(since 10/10)
Longest unbeaten run10 games
Akron
(10/10–current)
Western Michigan
(08/2–09/29)
Longest winless run7 games
Northern Illinois
(09/17–current)
Longest losing run4 games
Bowling Green
(09/13–09/27)
Northern Illinois
(09/17–10/03 & 10/14–current)
Highest attendance4,351
Akron @ Utah Valley
(08/25)
Lowest attendance0
West Virginia @ Cal
(08/25)
(probably incorrect)
Average attendance801
(probably incorrect)
2016
2018
All statistics correct as of November 14, 2017.
2017 Mid-American Conference men's soccer standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L TW L T
No. 9 Western Michigan + 5 0 017 4 1
No. 3 Akron4 1 018 4 2
SIU Edwardsville 2 3 07 10 1
West Virginia 1 2 29 6 4
Bowling Green 1 3 17 9 1
Northern Illinois 0 4 13 11 1
As of December 13, 2017
Rankings from United Soccer Coaches

The 2017 Mid-American Conference men's soccer season was the 25th season of men's varsity soccer in the conference. [1]

Contents

With their win over SIUE on October 28, the Western Michigan Broncos won their first-ever MAC regular season title. The Broncos went undefeated (5-0-0) during the regular season and did not allow a goal in conference play. Akron defeated Western Michigan, 3-1, to win the MAC tournament.

Changes from 2016

Buffalo announced the discontinuation of men's soccer and three other sports for financial reasons on April 3, 2017. [2]

The Mid-American Conference (MAC) announced on June 2, 2017 that the Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Cougars men's soccer and wrestling teams would become affiliate members of the MAC beginning in the 2018 season. [3] On June 8, it was announced that the soccer team would make the move for the 2017 season. [4]

Teams

TeamLocationStadiumCapacityCoachUniforms supplier
Akron Zips Akron, Ohio FirstEnergy Stadium-Cub Cadet Field 4,000 Flag of the United States.svg Jared Embick Flag of Germany.svg adidas
Bowling Green Falcons Bowling Green, Ohio Cochrane Stadium 1,000 Flag of the United States.svg Eric Nichols Flag of the United States.svg Nike
Northern Illinois Huskies DeKalb, Illinois NIU Soccer and Track & Field Complex 1,500 Flag of Scotland.svg Ryan Swan Flag of Germany.svg adidas
SIU Edwardsville Cougars Edwardsville, Illinois Ralph Korte Stadium 4,000 Flag of the United States.svg Mario Sanchez Flag of Germany.svg adidas
West Virginia Mountaineers Morgantown, West Virginia Dlesk Stadium 1,600 Flag of the United States.svg Marlon LeBlanc Flag of the United States.svg Nike
Western Michigan Broncos Kalamazoo, Michigan WMU Soccer Complex 500 Flag of the United States.svg Chad Wiseman Flag of Germany.svg adidas

Season outlook

The MAC in the national preseason polls:

United Soccer Coaches(formerly NSCAA) [5] – Akron #16

College Soccer News [6] – Akron #18, SIU Edwardsville #21

Top Drawer Soccer [7] – Akron #13

Soccer America [8] – Akron #13

Hero Sports [9] – Akron #20

2017 Preseason MAC Coaches' Poll

Source= [10]

PlaceSchoolPoints
(1st Place votes)
1Akron35 (5)
2 (tie)West Virginia21 (1)
SIU Edwardsville21
4 (tie)Bowling Green20
Western Michigan20
6Northern Illinois9

Regular season

Rankings

United Soccer Coaches National

Source = [11]

Legend
 Increase in ranking
 Decrease in ranking
 Not ranked previous week
or no change
 PreWk
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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9
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12
Final
AkronC1624rvrvrvrvrv191410743
Bowling GreenCrv19
Northern IllinoisC
SIU EdwardsvilleC
West VirginiaC1914rvrvrv
Western MichiganCrv241291213865469

United Soccer Coaches Great Lakes Regional

Source = [11]

 Wk
1
Wk
2
Wk
3
Wk
4
Wk
5
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6
Wk
7
Wk
8
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9
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10
Wk
11
Wk
12
AkronC889874433221
Bowling GreenC6425
Northern IllinoisC
SIU EdwardsvilleC
West VirginiaC11465897877
Western MichiganC373112211112

NCAA RPI

Source = [12]

 Wk
6
Wk
7
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8
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9
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10
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11
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12
Final
Akron2425231491076
Bowling Green80100133135156152157157
Northern Illinois150166153164175167166169
SIU Edwardsville187142115138135135135135
West Virginia6273475857545556
Western Michigan1191168889

MAC Players of the Week

DatePlayer of the WeekClassPositionSchool
August 29 Jad Arslan #SeniorMidfielderWest Virginia
September 5Anthony MwembiaSophomoreGoalkeeperBowling Green
September 12Brandon Bye * #SeniorMidfielderWestern Michigan
September 19Albert Andres-Llop SophomoreDefenderWest Virginia
September 26Sam GainfordSeniorForwardAkron
October 3Nate Shultz * #SeniorDefenderAkron
October 10Elijah Michaels #
Jorge Gonzalez
R-Junior
Sophomore
Goalkeeper
Midfielder
Western Michigan
SIUE
October 17Skye Harter * #R-SophomoreMidfielderAkron
October 24Brandon Bye * #
Sam Gainford #
Senior
Senior
Midfielder
Forward
Western Michigan
Akron
October 31Stuart Holthusen * #SeniorForwardAkron
November 7Stuart Holthusen * #SeniorForwardAkron

NOTES:

Postseason

MAC tournament

The 2017 MAC tournament was played November 10 and 12 on the campus of the regular season champion Western Michigan Broncos. [13] Akron beat Western Michigan in the final 3–1,

1st seed – Western Michigan Broncos (15–2–1; 5–0–0 MAC)

2nd seed – Akron Zips (14–3–1; 4–1–0 MAC)

3rd seed – SIUE Cougars (7–9–1; 2–3–0 MAC)

4th seed – West Virginia Mountaineers (9–5–4; 1–2–2 MAC)

NCAA tournament

SeedRegionSchool1st round2nd round3rd roundQuarterfinalsSemifinalsChampionship
52 Akron ByeW, 3–0 vs. Seattle (Akron)W, 3–2(OT) vs. Wisconsin (Akron)D 0–0 (PK 4–3) vs. Louisville (Louisville)L, 0–2 vs. Stanford (Chester, PA)
104 Western Michigan ByeW, 2–0 vs. Albany (Kalamazoo)L, 1–2 vs. Michigan State (East Lansing)

2018 MLS SuperDraft

RoundPick #MLS teamPlayerPositionCollegeOther
1 1 Los Angeles FC João Moutinho DF Akron Generation adidas
18 New England Revolution Brandon Bye DF Western Michigan
231 New York Red Bulls Niko de Vera DF Akron
246 Toronto FC Drew Shepherd GK Western Michigan
348 LA Galaxy Nate Schulz DF Akron
364 Portland Timbers Stuart Holthusen F Akron

Honors

2017 United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division I Men's All-American teams

Source: [14]

PlayerSchoolPositionClassHometown
First Team
João Moutinho AkronDefenderFreshmanLisbon, Portugal
Brandon ByeWestern MichiganForwardSeniorPortage, Mich
Second Team
Drew ShepardWestern MichiganGoalkeeperSeniorAnn Arbor, Michigan

2017 United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division I Men's All-Great Lakes Region teams

Source: [15]

PlayerSchoolPositionClassHometown
First Team
Zach BockWestern MichiganDefenderSeniorrNovi, Michigan
João Moutinho AkronDefenderFreshmanLisbon, Portugal
Brandon ByeWestern MichiganForwardSeniorPortage, Mich
Second Team
Drew ShepardWestern MichiganGoalkeeperSeniorAnn Arbor, Michigan
Nate ShultzAkronDefenderSeniorMayfield, Ohio
Sam GainfordAkronForwardSeniorLiverpool, England
Stuart HolthusenAkronForwardSeniorAuckland, New Zealand
Third Team
Tommy ClarkWestern MichiganMidfielderJuniorSouth Bend, Indiana

2017 CoSIDA Academic All-America teams

Source: [16]

Second team

Zach Bock, Western Michigan University, Senior, 3.98 GPA, Sales & Business Marketing

Third team

Brandon Bye, Western Michigan University, Senior, 3.74 GPA, Food & Consumer Packaging Goods Marketing

2017 CoSIDA Academic All-District teams

Source: [17]

Only All-District players are eligible for the Academic All-America ballot.

District 2 (DC, DE, KY, MD, NJ, PA, WV)

Stephen Banick, West Virginia University, Junior, 3.71 GPA, Mathematics

Ryan Kellogg, West Virginia University, Sophomore, 3.87 GPA. Finance

District 5 (IL, IN, MI, OH)

Drew Shepherd, Western Michigan University, Senior. 3.32 GPA, Aviation Flight Science

Zach Bock, Western Michigan University, Senior, 3.98 GPA, Sales & Business Marketing

Brandon Bye, Western Michigan University, Senior, 3.74 GPA, Food & Consumer Packaging Goods Marketing

2017 United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division I Men's Scholar All-America teams

Source: [18]

PositionNameClassSchoolMajorGPAHometown
First Team
GoalkeeperDrew Shepherd SeniorWestern MichiganAviation Flight Science3.37Ann Arbor, Michigan
ForwardBrandon ByeSeniorWestern MichiganFood Marketing and Supply Chain Management3.76Portage, Michigan
Second Team
DefenderZach Bock SeniorWestern MichiganSales and Business Marketing3.98Novi, Michigan

♦ = Additionally, the United Soccer Coaches named Western Michigan's Brandon Bye as the 1017 NCAA Men's Soccer Division I Scholar Player of the Year. [19] .

United Soccer Coaches 2017 College Team Academic Award

Source: [20]

The United Soccer Coaches (formerly the NSCAA) annually recognizes college and high school soccer programs that have excelled in the classroom by posting a team grade point average of 3.0 or higher. Five of the MAC's six teams were honored this year. The schools, their head coaches, and their team GPAs are:

2017 MAC awards

Source= [21]

2016 MAC Men's Soccer Individual Awards
AwardRecipient(s)
Player of the YearBrandon Bye, Forward, Western Michigan
Freshman of the Year João Moutinho , Defender, Akron
Gary V. Palmisano Coach of the YearChad Wiseman, Western Michigan

2017 MAC All-Conference First Team

PlayerSchoolPositionClassHometown (high school/previous college)
Jad ArslanWest VirginiaMidfielderSeniorRoswell, Georgia (Roswell)
Zach BockWestern MichiganDefenderSeniorNovi, Michigan (Detroit Catholic Central)
Brandon ByeWestern MichiganForwardSeniorPortage, Michigan (Portage Northern)
Tommy ClarkWestern MichiganMidfielderR-JuniorSouth Bend, Indiana (Saint Joseph/Bradley)
Manuel CordeiroAkronMidfielderR-SeniorPorto, Portugal (Garcia de Orta)
Sam GainfordAkronForwardR-SeniorLiverpool, England (n/a)
Nick HindsAkronMidfielderSophpmorePlantation, Florida (Roosevelt)
Stuart HolthusenAkronForwardSeniorAuckland, New Zealand (n/a)
Devyn JambgaSIUEForwardR-SeniorHarare, Zimbabwe (Harare International)
Jay McIntoshWestern MichiganForwardSeniorKalamazoo, Michigan (Loy Norrix/Indiana)
João Moutinho AkronDefenderFreshmanLisbon, Portugal (Liceu Camões)
Drew ShepherdWestern MichiganGoalkeeperR-SeniorAnn Arbor, Michigan (Huron)

2017 MAC All-Conference Second Team

PlayerSchoolPositionClassHometown (high school/previous college)
Pau BelanaAkronMidfielderR-SeniorBarcelona, Catalonia (Turbula/Universitat de Barcelona)
Chris BrennanBowling GreenForwardSeniorCopley, Ohio (Copley)
Johan DePickerSIUEDefenderJuniorBrussels, Belgium (Ocean Lakes, VA/Old Dominion)
Niko De VeraAkronDefenderSeniorCamas, Washington (Camas)
Jorge GonzalezSIUEMidfielderSophomoreValencia, Spain (Cumbres School/Mercyhurst)
Steven JamesWest VirginiaDefenderSeniorSussex, England (Heathfield CC/Louisburg)
Kosti MoniWestern MichiganMidfielderJuniorGrand Rapids, Michigan (Forest Hills Eastern/UC Santa Barbara)
Jake RufeWestern MichiganMidfielderR-JuniorHuntsville, Alabama (Grissom/Indiana)
Nate ShultzAkronDefenderSeniorMayfield, Ohio (Mayfield)
Alexis SouahyBowling GreenDefenderSeniorSaint Etienne au Mont, France (Saint Joseph/Notre Dame Coll.)
Ben ThorntonWestern MichiganDefenderJuniorLinden, Michigan (Linden/IUPUI)

2017 MAC All-Freshman Team

PlayerSchoolPositionHometown (high school)

2017 MAC All-Tournament Team

Source=

2017 Mid-American Conference Men's Soccer Tournament MVPStuart Holthusen (Akron)

PlayerSchoolClassPositionHometown
Stuart Holthusen AkronSeniorForwardAuckland, New Zealand
Manuel Cordeiro AkronSeniorMidfielderPorto, Portugal
João Moutinho AkronFreshmanDefenderLisbon, Portugal
Sam GainfordAkronSeniorForwardLiverpool, England
Giuseppe VitaleWestern MichiganSophomoreMidfielderWashington Township, Michigan
Anthony Bowie Western MichiganSophomoreMidfielderGrand Rapids, Michigan
Connor McNultyWestern MichiganJuniorMidfielderOrland Park, Illinois
Johan DePickerSIUEJuniorDefenderBrussels, Belgium
Devyn JambgaSIUESeniorForwardHarare, Zimbabwe
Louis ThomasWest VirginiaSeniorDefenderHouston, Texas
Pascal DerwaritschWest VirginiaSophomoreDefenderAltlussheim, Germany

2017 MAC Men's Soccer Academic All-MAC Team

Source= The criteria for the All-MAC honor parallels the CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America) standards for Academic All-America voting. Nominees must be starters or important reserves with at least a 3.20 cumulative grade-point average (on a 4.00 scale).

PlayerClassGPAMajorHometown (high school/previous college)
Akron
Manuel Cordeiro R-Senior3.255EconomicsPorto, Portugal (Garcia de Orta)
Stuart Holthusen Senior3.262Business AdministrationAuckland, New Zealand
Joe KorbR-Junior3.332Marketing ManagementWillowick, Ohio (Lake Catholic)
Nate ShultzSenior3.253AccountingMayfield, Ohio (Mayfield)
Shane WiedtR-Junior3.372MarketingAkron, Ohio (Archbishop Hoban)
Bowling Green
Chris Brennan Sophomore3.333Business AdministrationCopley, Ohio (Copley)
Charlie Maciejewski Sophomore3.240Business AdministrationCincinnati, Ohio (Summit Country Day)
Anthony MwembiaSophomore3.315InsuranceToulouse, France
Peter Pugliese Junior3.600AccountingCambridge, Ontario, Canada (Jacob Hespeler Secondary)
Alexis SouahySenior3.208International BusinessSaint Etienne au Mont, France (Saint Joseph)
Tom WrobelSophomore3.548Health ScienceMississauga, Ontario, Canada (St. Aloysius Gonzaga Catholic)
Northern Illinois
Adrian CoardosJunior3.200Business AdministrationEvanston, Illinois (Niles North)
Christian Molina Sophomore3.679Corporate CommunicationsKaty, Texas (Mayde Creek)
Ethan PitreSophomore3.406StatisticsMinneapolis, Minnesota (Prairie Seeds Academy)
Luke Read Senior3.460FinanceIlford, England (Barking Abbey School)
Jerome Roche Senior3.754FinanceSalon-de-Provence, France (Gardner-Webb)
Max Voss Junior3.655Business AdministrationHerten, Germany (Staedtisches Gymnasium Herten)
SIU Edwardsville
Mohamed AwadSenior3.297Business AdministrationHamilton, New Zealand (Hamilton Boys'/St. John's)
Joel DuncanSenior3.244Criminal JusticeMt. Vernon, Illinois (Mt. Vernon)
Carl HinksonJunior3.593Exercise ScienceSt. George, Barbados (Harrison College)
TC Hull R-Junior3.756Business ManagementSt. Charles, Illinois (St. Charles East)
Keegan McHughR-Junior3.200Business-Economics and FinanceSt. Charles, Missouri (Francis Howell)
Austin Polster Senior3.400Business AdministrationLas Vegas, Nevada (Palo Verde/Wright State0
Kashaun Smith Sophomore3.800Mass CommunicationsKingston, Jamaica (Wolmer's Boys' School)
Greg Solawa Junior3.634Business AdministrationNiles, Illinois (Niles West/Ohio State)
West Virginia
Jad Arslan Senior3.21BusinessRoswell, Georgia (Roswell)
Stephen BanickJunior3.71MathematicsPickerington, Ohio (Pickerington North)
Sebastian Garcia-HerrerosSophomore3.62Civil EngineeringSouthwest Ranches, Florida (Cypress Bay)
Steven JamesSenior3.41Sport ManagementSussex, England (Heathfield CC)
Ryan KelloggSophomore3.86FinanceParkville, Missouri (Park Hill South)
Logan LucasSophomore3.20General BusinessLee's Summit, Missouri ( Lee's Summit West)
Western Michigan
Zach BockSenior3.98Sales & Business MarketingNovi, Michigan (Detroit Catholic Central)
Anthony BowieSophomore4.0Pre-BusinessGrand Rapids, Michigan (Forest Hills Central)
Brandon Bye Senior3.74Food & Consumer Packaging Goods, and
Marketing and Supply Chain Management
Portage, Michigan (Portage Northern)
Tommy ClarkJunior3.93Biomedical SciencesSouth Bend, Indiana (Saint Joseph/Bradley)
Alex RuddockR-Sophomore3.36Pre-BusinessCaledonia, Michigan (Caledonia)
Jake RufeJunior3.22Exercise ScienceHuntsville, Alabama (Grissom/Indiana)
Drew ShepherdR-Senior3.32Aviation Flight ScienceAnn Arbor, Michigan (Huron)
Cameron SippleJunior3.81Exercise ScienceTraverse City, Michigan (Traverse City West)
Giuseppe VitaleSophomore3.68Biomedical SciencesWashington Twp., Michigan (Eisenhower)

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