Fort Lewis College Athletics

Men's Soccer 10/31/2022 12:31:00 PM Hayden Mangan, Athletic Communications Assistant

Legendre earns RMAC First Team All-Academic honor, Skyhawks land five players on honor roll

DURANGO, Colo. – Gabriel Legendre adds a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference First Team All-Academic honor to his resume while the Fort Lewis College men's soccer team lands five total student-athletes on honor roll the conference office announced Monday.

For the third straight year, Andres Hernandez nabs Honor Roll honors, while Legendre and Jakob Maurek have each earned their second straight.

To be eligible for consideration, a student-athlete must carry a 3.30 cumulative grade point average (GPA) and must have been an active student at the institution for at least two consecutive semesters or three consecutive quarters. First Team All-Academic members were voted on by the conference's sports information directors for meeting those criteria as well as demonstrating outstanding performance on the pitch.

Legendre adds to his Second Team All-RMAC honor earned just last week. The sophomore and native of Rio Rancho, New Mexico, boasts a 3.70 grade point average (GPA) while focusing his studies on Chemistry. Legendre finished first on the team in goals scored with seven and second in assists with five.

Hernandez, a transfer from Mesa Community College, has concluded his career with Fort Lewis. Over his three seasons with the blue and gold, he totaled 1,825 minutes, scoring one goal and earning seven assists. Hernandez walks away a three-time All-Academic Honor Roll member and will be graduating with his degree in Accounting with a 3.51 GPA.

Maurek earned his second All-Academic Honor Roll nod, owning a 3.67 GPA in Accounting. Maurek totaled 386 minutes for the Skyhawks, scoring one goal and taking a total of four shots.

It is the first Honor Roll award for Brenden Oberg and Ismael Hernandez. Oberg made four starts and six appearances for Fort Lewis, totaling eight saves, and earning both a solo shutout and a combined shutout in goal. Oberg boasts a 3.44 GPA while focusing his studies on Biochemistry. Hernandez made just one appearance for the Skyhawks this season and earned four saves. Hernandez owns a 3.69 GPA while studying Engineering.

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