Mens soccer team WAC honors awarded

Peyton Augustine, Sports Editor|November 17, 2016

The mens soccer team had two players, junior Ethan Nunnery and junior Zach Wagner, make First team all WAC and one player, senior Conner Staab, make Honorable Mention all WAC.

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The school record for most goals scored in a season was broken by Nunnery. Along with Wagner who broke the record for most assists in a season.

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