Holy Names University won three individual honors and placed five players in the first team to headline the California Pacific Conference men's soccer first team, Commissioner Don Ott announced today.

The nation's leading goal scorer, Holy Names' senior forward Mustafa Celik was the unanimous Player of the Year award winner for the second season in a row and was joined in the all-conference first team by teammates Roberto Zevallos, Jesus Hernandez, Shea Whealan and Liam Whealan. Holy Names had a 13-3-2 overall record and an 11-1 record in conference play.

William Jessup had three representatives on the first team - seniors Ricky Ward, Alex Barclay and Curtis Griffin. Pacific Union College had two representatives - junior Brandon Voight and freshman Randy Castanza. Menlo College also had two representatives Dominic Mitchell and Said Karimzad complete the first team.

Newcomer of the Year went to Holy Names' Roberto Zevallos, the Defender of the Year is Holy Names' Jesus Hernandez, the Freshman of the Year is Pacific Union's Randy Castanza and the Co-Coaches of the Year were Pacific Union's Jesus Medina and CSU Maritime's Adam Christodoulou.

PLAYER OF THE YEAR:   Mustafa Celik, Holy Names

DEFENDER:                         Jesus Hernandez, Holy Names

NEWCOMER:                      Roberto Zevallos, Holy Names

FRESHMAN:                       Randy Castanza, Pacific Union

CO-COACH:                        Jesus Medina, Pacific Union & Adam Christodoulou, CSU Maritime

FIRST TEAM

SECOND TEAM

Honorable Mention: