BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The University of Montevallo men's soccer team had four players earn Gulf South Conference (GSC) All-Conference honors. The Falcons had two players on the First Team and two on the Second Team, highlighting the individual performances that helped contribute to Montevallo's success throughout the season.
Sophomore midfielder Alex Mueller and forward Joaquin Wladdimiro earned First Team All-GSC honors, while defender Lucas Atria and midfielder Dakota Hart were named Second Team All-GSC selections.
Wladdimiro made an impact for the Falcons offensively throughout the season, finishing as one of Montevallo's top attacking threats. He appeared in 17 matches, making 16 starts, and recorded seven goals, two assists and 16 points. He also totaled 42 shots, including 20 shots on goal. His production placed him among the conference's top performers, finishing tied for ninth in goals, tied for ninth in points and sixth in total shots in the GSC.
Joining Wladdimiro on the First Team was sophomore midfielder Alex Mueller, who earned recognition for his contributions in the midfield. Mueller appeared in 15 matches and started all 15, recording one assist and 13 shots, with six attempts on goal. His contributions in the midfield and on the defensive side of the game helped make him an important part of the Falcons' lineup, protecting the backline.
On the Second Team, senior midfielder Dakota Hart earned recognition after another productive season for Montevallo. Hart appeared in 15 matches, starting all 15, and finished with one goal, three assists and five points. He also recorded 16 shots, including eight on goal. Hart's three assists tied for the team lead.
Defender Lucas Atria rounded out Montevallo's four All-GSC selections with a Second Team honor. Atria appeared in 14 matches, making 13 starts, and recorded one assist and six shots, with three on goal. Atria helped anchor a Montevallo defense that recorded four shutouts during the season, serving as a consistent presence along the Falcons' backline.
The Falcons finished the regular season with a 7-5-4 overall record and a 5-2-3 mark in conference play, earning a spot in the GSC Tournament.
