AMERICUS, Ga. -- The Georgia Southwestern men's soccer team had three players chosen for the All-Conference team Thursday morning. This is the first time in the program's history that more than one player from the team was chosen in the same season. 

Cole Davison, Mohammed Mahrous, and Mauricio Uribe were the players chosen by the Peach Belt coaches.

Cole Davison was third on the team in points as a midfielder and was the veteran leader of a young group of midfielders.

Mohammed Mahrous a defender led the defense in allowing the fewest goals per game this season while also scoring two goals.

Mauricio Uribe was one of the two goalkeepers chosen this season. Mauricio Uribe made 45 saves with two shutouts while having the lowest goals per game average in school history.

The All-Conference team is listed below as selected by the league's head coaches. Coaches were not permitted to vote for their own players.

2021 PBC Men's Soccer
All-Conference Team

First Team

Forwards
Matteo Costa, Flagler
Saad Maziane, Young Harris
Max McNulty, Lander
Geo Rios, Clayton State

Midfielders
Marc Birkelund, Flagler
Mikkel Goling, Young Harris
Alexis Iturria, Clayton State
Tom Marriott, Lander

Defenders
Adam Kirkwood, Young Harris
Quinn Thompson, Young Harris
Yesin van der Pluijm, Young Harris

Goalkeeper
Eduardo D'Avino, Young Harris

Second Team

Forwards
Langston Blackstock, Clayton State
Gabriel Campora, North Georgia
Marco Gueli, Lander
Sondre Olsen, Young Harris

Midfielders
Cole Davison, Georgia Southwestern
Val Feeney, Young Harris
Donovan Odier, North Georgia
Kevin Rubaszewski, Lander

Defenders
Mohammed Amine Mahrous, Georgia Southwestern
Christian Ransome, Clayton State
Jervel Tobierre, USC Aiken

Goalkeepers
Theo Blanchon, Clayton State
Mauricio Uribe, Georgia Southwestern

Elite 16 Award
Samuel Maardh, Lander

Select Sport Gold Ball Award (most goals scored)
Matteo Costa, Flagler

Freshman of the Year
Mikkel Goling, Young Harris

co-Players of the Year
Tom Marriott, Lander
Geo Rios, Clayton State
Yesin van der Pluijm, Young Harris

Coach of the Year
Mark McKeever, Young Harris