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University of New Hampshire Athletics
Alejandro Robles (Photo by China Wong)
5/12/2021 9:58:00 PM | Men's Soccer
UNH has the most selections of any team in the region
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Five members of the University of New Hampshire men's soccer team have been named to the 2020-2021 United Soccer Coaches All-Northeast Region First Team. The Wildcats had the most selections of any team in the region.
Graduate student Alejandro Robles (Monterey, Mexico), graduate student Bridger Hansen (Cottonwood Heights, Utah), sophomore Rory O'Driscoll (Minneapolis, Minn.), graduate student forward Paul Mayer (Strasbourg, France) and forward Victor Menudier (Limoges, France) earned the honor. This is the second straight season that Robles has been named to the first team, while this is the first time Hansen, O'Driscoll, Mayer and Menudier have earned these accolades.
Robles was the America East Goalkeeper of the Year for the second straight season. He also was named to the America East first team for the second season in a row. Robles earned America East All-Tournament honors as he posted two shutouts as the Wildcats won the championship for the third straight season. He went 8-1-1 this season with four shutouts. His 0.614 goals against average is ranked 13th nationally, while his .812 save percentage is 25th.
Hansen was named a 2020-21 MAC Hermann Trophy Award Semifinalist and was named the America East Defender of the Year in his first season at UNH. He also earned first team All-Conference accolades. He anchored a defense that only allowed eight goals all season as the team's 0.778 goals against average is 25th in the nation. He also led the team to being tied for first in the league in least goals allowed. Hansen posted his first point as a Wildcat with an assist on the game-winning goal in the 2-0 win over Vermont on April 17 in the America East Championship game.
O'Driscoll was named the America East Midfielder of the Year and earned first team accolades for the first time in his career this season. This season he posted two goals and two assists for six points. His two game-winning goals are tied for first on the team. For his career, he has six goals and three assists for 15 points.
Mayer earned First Team All-Conference in his first season at UNH. He was second on the team with five goals and 12 points, while he was also tied for third with two assists. His two game-winning goals were tied for second. Mayer is 45th in the nation with 0.56 goals per game and he is 56th with 1.33 points per game.
Menudier had a breakout season leading the team with six goals and 14 points, while his two assists were tied for third. His 0.67 goals per game were 22nd nationally and his 1.56 points were 27th. Menudier was named the Most Outstanding Player of the America East Tournament and earned second team All-Conference honors along with All-Academic Team accolades.
The Wildcats concluded the season with an 8-1-1 (.850) overall record, posting the best winning percentage in program history. UNH captured its third straight America East Tournament championship, qualifying for the NCAA Tournament for the third straight season. The Wildcats outscored their opposition this season by a 22-8 margin and earned their highest national ranking in the United Soccer Coach Poll in program history at No. 10.
Graduate student Alejandro Robles (Monterey, Mexico), graduate student Bridger Hansen (Cottonwood Heights, Utah), sophomore Rory O'Driscoll (Minneapolis, Minn.), graduate student forward Paul Mayer (Strasbourg, France) and forward Victor Menudier (Limoges, France) earned the honor. This is the second straight season that Robles has been named to the first team, while this is the first time Hansen, O'Driscoll, Mayer and Menudier have earned these accolades.
Robles was the America East Goalkeeper of the Year for the second straight season. He also was named to the America East first team for the second season in a row. Robles earned America East All-Tournament honors as he posted two shutouts as the Wildcats won the championship for the third straight season. He went 8-1-1 this season with four shutouts. His 0.614 goals against average is ranked 13th nationally, while his .812 save percentage is 25th.
Hansen was named a 2020-21 MAC Hermann Trophy Award Semifinalist and was named the America East Defender of the Year in his first season at UNH. He also earned first team All-Conference accolades. He anchored a defense that only allowed eight goals all season as the team's 0.778 goals against average is 25th in the nation. He also led the team to being tied for first in the league in least goals allowed. Hansen posted his first point as a Wildcat with an assist on the game-winning goal in the 2-0 win over Vermont on April 17 in the America East Championship game.
O'Driscoll was named the America East Midfielder of the Year and earned first team accolades for the first time in his career this season. This season he posted two goals and two assists for six points. His two game-winning goals are tied for first on the team. For his career, he has six goals and three assists for 15 points.
Mayer earned First Team All-Conference in his first season at UNH. He was second on the team with five goals and 12 points, while he was also tied for third with two assists. His two game-winning goals were tied for second. Mayer is 45th in the nation with 0.56 goals per game and he is 56th with 1.33 points per game.
Menudier had a breakout season leading the team with six goals and 14 points, while his two assists were tied for third. His 0.67 goals per game were 22nd nationally and his 1.56 points were 27th. Menudier was named the Most Outstanding Player of the America East Tournament and earned second team All-Conference honors along with All-Academic Team accolades.
The Wildcats concluded the season with an 8-1-1 (.850) overall record, posting the best winning percentage in program history. UNH captured its third straight America East Tournament championship, qualifying for the NCAA Tournament for the third straight season. The Wildcats outscored their opposition this season by a 22-8 margin and earned their highest national ranking in the United Soccer Coach Poll in program history at No. 10.
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