TOWSON, Md. – The Catholic men's soccer team was well represented on the Landmark All-Conference teams with five players selected, it was announced today. It is the seventh consecutive season the Cardinals have placed five or more players on the all-conference team. 

The Cardinals placed three players on the All-Landmark First Team this season with Seth Michalak being selected as a forward and both Charlie Paparella and Carson Shamoo going into the team as midfielders. For Michalak, it is his second career all-conference selection and his first time being on the first team. He tied his career-high with six goals which is tied for the third-most in the Landmark and he also added an assist to reach his career-high in points with 13. 

For Shamoo, it is his second consecutive season being on the first team after matching his goal total from last season with four. He also provided three assists to finish third on the team in points with 11. Paparella also notched his second straight first team all-conference award as he provided two assists, including one on the match-tying goal in the Landmark Conference tournament against Lycoming. He also helped anchor a defense that allowed just 10 goals on the season and was top 10 in the country in goals against average.

Catholic's lone second team selection was Corey Magro, who earned his second career All-Landmark spot after being on the first team last season. Magro was also key in the defensive success of the Cardinals while also providing an assist against Susquehanna. In total, the Cardinals completed 11 shutouts on the season and Magro was on the field for all but 11 minutes of those results. 

Rounding out the All-Landmark honorees was Owen Allegro who received honorable mention after another strong season in goal for the program. In 13 games, Allegro held a GAA of 0.55 and recorded seven solo clean sheets, which made him the program's DIII all-time shutout leader with 22 in his career. Allegro joins Hunter Horvath as the only other player in program history to earn a spot on the All-Landmark teams in all four seasons of his career as he was a second team pick in the previous three seasons.