Full Centennial Conference Release
HAVERFORD, Pa. - Haverford senior goalkeeper Dylan Ioffreda was named to All-Centennial Conference second team, while senior defender Max Mouer was tabbed with honorable mention honors, the Centennial Conference announced in a release on Wednesday morning.
The announcement marks the 13th consecutive season the Fords have had multiple All-Centennial Conference honorees. Ioffreda had a memorable senior season for the Fords, improving from a 2022 campaign that saw the Hershey, Pa. product gain honorable mention honors.
The senior goalkeeper who also was one of three players to don the captain's armband, was at the top of the Centennial Conference leaderboard in several categories; finishing second in the Centennial with 63 saves, and finishing third in the conference in save percentage (.768 save percentage), and shutouts (five). Ioffreda also recorded five or more saves in eight different games for the Scarlet and Black this season.
Following an impressive 2023 season anchoring the backline, Mouer secured Honorable Mention honors for the second time in his career, after picking up the distinction in 2021.
The Houston, Texas native started and appeared in all 17 games in his senior season being in the heart of the defense in all five clean sheets, that included four shutout victories. The senior captain also tallied seven shots and one shot on goal.
Conrad Coyanda-Parkzes picked up a spot on the Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship Team. Hailing from Watertown, Conn., the defender appeared in 15 contests and started 16 along the backline with Mouer. Cyanda-Parkzes provided one assist on the season, picking up the helper against McDaniel on October 14.
Franklin & Marshall's Oscar Horwitz earned Centennial Conference Offensive Player of the Year, after he led the Centennial with 19 goals and 40 points. Chris Comber of Washington College picked up Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Year, while Sam Roberts from Muhlenberg was tabbed as the Centennial Conference Rookie of the Year.
The coaching staff for Washington College won Coaching Staff of the Year to wrap the end of the season accolades.