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Alice Lloyd’s Rise: Men’s Soccer Breaks Barriers and Earns National Recognition
The Alice Lloyd College men’s soccer team delivered one of the most accomplished seasons in program history, capping off a 12-4-4 campaign filled with firsts, championships, and national recognition.
The Eagles recorded the first 12-win season ever, a breakthrough that propelled the program onto the national stage. Behind their surge came another milestone: the team’s first trip to the NCCAA National Tournament, earned after capturing the program’s first NCCAA Mideast Conference Championship.
Offensively, ALC was one of the most electric teams in the nation. The Eagles led the NCCAA in goal assists and shots on goal, showcasing the style and tempo that made them one of the country’s most difficult teams to prepare for.
The postseason honors reflected that dominance.
Sophomore star Jensen Harbaugh became the first Eagle ever to be named an NCCAA First Team All-American and the program’s first NCCAA Player of the Year, solidifying his place as the top men’s soccer athlete in the NCCAA.
He wasn’t alone in the spotlight. Luis Sarabia and Dylan Moore were both selected as NCCAA Second Team All-Americans, marking the first time Alice Lloyd has had multiple All-Americans in a single season. All three were named to the NCCAA Mideast First Team, while Sarabia added a spot on the NCCAA Mideast National All-Tournament Team.
The historic year extended to the sidelines as well. Head coach Juan Lander earned the NCCAA Mideast Coach of the Year Award, the first such honor in program history, recognizing the culture and competitive identity he has built at Alice Lloyd.
With records broken, awards earned, and a national tournament appearance secured, the 2025 season has set a new standard for ALC men’s soccer. And with a young core returning, the foundation is now laid for even greater heights in the years ahead.
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