GENESEO, N.Y. - Four SUNY Geneseo Men's Soccer players earned State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) All-Conference honors, led by sophomore defender Joe Vogt who was named Fred Holloway Co-Defensive Player of the Year. 

Vogt started all 18 games at center back for the Knights, leading the squad's defensive efforts. The Geneseo defense allowed just 17 goals in 18 games, including just 13 goals during the run of play. Vogt finished the season with three goals and one assist for seven points. He scored the game-winning goal in a 1-0 victory over Oneonta, converting a free kick to send the squad to a win. Vogt becomes the first Geneseo player in conference history to be named the Men's Soccer Defensive Player of the Year. Vogt was also named a First-Team All-SUNYAC defender. 

Senior midfielder Justin Arilotta earned First Team All-SUNYAC honors for the second-consecutive year. Arilotta scored three goals and added a team-high five assists for 11 points. Arilotta scored the game-tying goal in the Knights' SUNYAC Tournament game at Brockport, converting a bicycle kick to force overtime. Arilotta becomes the first Knights to earn First Team honors in consecutive seasons since Brad Campion from 2014-16. 

Senior defender Cameron Houser earned Second Team All-SUNYAC honors after anchoring the Geneseo defense. Houser started in all 17 games that he competed in as the Knights ranked third in the conference in goals allowed average for the season (0.93). 

Senior forward Tyler Lewandowski was named a Third-Team All-SUNYAC selection after scoring a team-high 10 goals for the Geneseo offense. Lewandowski tallied a hat trick in the Knights' victory over Hilbert, and added a pair of two-goal performances against RIT and Elmira. In the SUNYAC Tournament, Lewandowski scored the Knights' first goal against Brockport, sparking a late comeback as the squad forced overtime.