Eighteen Members of Men’s Soccer Named to Academic Honor Roll

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Eighteen Members of Men’s Soccer Named to Academic Honor Roll

4/2/2026 3:50:00 PM | Men's Soccer

Three Wildcats posted a perfect 4.0

BOSTON – Eighteen members of the 2025 University of New Hampshire men's soccer team have been recognized for their academic achievement by being named to the America East Academic Honor Roll.

A total of nine Wildcats earned a spot on the Commissioner's Honor Roll, while nine were named to the Honor Roll.

Commissioner's Honor Roll recognition is awarded to student-athletes with a fall semester GPA of 3.50 or higher, while Honor Roll accolades are bestowed to student-athletes who recorded a fall semester GPA between 3.0-3.49.

Matteo Brossel (Toulon, France), Christopher Glenney (State College, Pa.) and Scott Williams (Cincinnati, Ohio) led the 'Cats as each posted a perfect 4.00 GPA in the Fall 2024 semester and earned a spot on the Commissioner's Honor Roll.

Aaron Choi (Stow, Mass.), Elias Khodri (Lyon, France), Roark Looney (Boise, Idaho), Jaehyuk Moon (Paju-si, Korea), Jacob Stazenski (Columbus, Ohio) and London Timothy (Newbury, Mass.) were also named to the Commissioner's Honor Roll, while Reed Cash (Hampton Falls, N.H.), Jiwoo Lee (Seoul, Korea), Gershom Matimano (Manchester, N.H.), Arturo McConnochie (Watchung, N.J.), Cabot McLaren (Sugar Hil, N.H.), Felipe Diniz (Weston, Fla.), Matteo Piccardo (Genova, Italy), Laurin Preuss (Kirchheim Teck, Germany) and Arian Recinos (Stamford, Conn.) received Honor Roll recognition.

For the Fall 2025 semester, 927 student-athletes who competed in America East sponsored sports earned Honor Roll recognition for achieving at least a 3.0 GPA– that calculates to 88 percent of all eligible student-athletes.

Sixty-five percent of student-athletes and 680 in total earned Commissioner's Honor Roll status for registering a GPA of 3.5 or better.

America East is proud to have one of most comprehensive academic awards programs in the country, which honors over two-thirds of its student-athletes for their success in the classroom, including its sports Scholar-Athletes and All-Academic Team honorees, Presidential Scholar-Athletes, and Elite 18 recipients.