
11/3/2026 11:00:00 AM | Men's Soccer
LOCK HAVEN, Pa. - The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) announced its 2026 All-PSAC men's soccer selections, with six Marauders earning conference recognition in the Eastern Division. Roy Parkyn, Zander Leik and Kehmar Green were named to the first team, while Haven Thomas, Louis Wright and Brian O'Neill earned second-team honors.
Parkyn earned his third All-PSAC first-team selection after leading the Marauders offensively throughout the 2026 season. The English native has recorded 21 points with nine goals and three assists. He ranks second in the PSAC in goals scored and is tied for third in total points across the conference.
Leik joins Parkyn on the first team as the pair of captains earn back-to-back All-PSAC Eastern Division first-team selections. The Dallastown native has put together a 16-point season with seven goals and two assists. He recorded his seventh goal Sunday when the Marauders defeated Slippery Rock in the quarterfinal round of the PSAC Tournament.
Green rounds out the first-team selections, earning his second All-PSAC first-team honor. The junior has been instrumental in anchoring the Marauder backline, helping limit opponents to 6.8 shots per game. Green and the rest of the defensive unit have also played a significant role in holding opponents to 0.74 goals per game. He continues to lead the team in minutes played with 1,412.
O'Neill earned his second All-PSAC honor in as many seasons with the Marauders. The Abington native has recorded three goals and three assists this season, helping lead the charge on the offensive end. After building a strong resume as a true freshman last season, O'Neill has continued to use that experience to provide consistent offensive pressure for Millersville.
Wright earned his first All-PSAC honor during his Millersville career. He and his fellow English midfielder Parkyn, have formed a strong pairing, creating offensive opportunities while maintaining a presence on the defensive end. Wright currently leads the Marauders with four assists while adding three goals during his final season.
Thomas rounds out the Marauders' All-PSAC selections, earning the recognition for the first time in his career during his final season at Millersville. The Maryland native has been a key contributor at outside back, consistently working up and down the flank. Defensively, Thomas has helped limit opposing offensive opportunities while also pushing forward to create chances for the Marauders. He has recorded two goals this season, both coming from the penalty spot.
Millersville returns to action tomorrow when it hosts East Stroudsburg at Pucillo Field for a PSAC Tournament semifinal matchup.
Parkyn earned his third All-PSAC first-team selection after leading the Marauders offensively throughout the 2026 season. The English native has recorded 21 points with nine goals and three assists. He ranks second in the PSAC in goals scored and is tied for third in total points across the conference.
Leik joins Parkyn on the first team as the pair of captains earn back-to-back All-PSAC Eastern Division first-team selections. The Dallastown native has put together a 16-point season with seven goals and two assists. He recorded his seventh goal Sunday when the Marauders defeated Slippery Rock in the quarterfinal round of the PSAC Tournament.
Green rounds out the first-team selections, earning his second All-PSAC first-team honor. The junior has been instrumental in anchoring the Marauder backline, helping limit opponents to 6.8 shots per game. Green and the rest of the defensive unit have also played a significant role in holding opponents to 0.74 goals per game. He continues to lead the team in minutes played with 1,412.
O'Neill earned his second All-PSAC honor in as many seasons with the Marauders. The Abington native has recorded three goals and three assists this season, helping lead the charge on the offensive end. After building a strong resume as a true freshman last season, O'Neill has continued to use that experience to provide consistent offensive pressure for Millersville.
Wright earned his first All-PSAC honor during his Millersville career. He and his fellow English midfielder Parkyn, have formed a strong pairing, creating offensive opportunities while maintaining a presence on the defensive end. Wright currently leads the Marauders with four assists while adding three goals during his final season.
Thomas rounds out the Marauders' All-PSAC selections, earning the recognition for the first time in his career during his final season at Millersville. The Maryland native has been a key contributor at outside back, consistently working up and down the flank. Defensively, Thomas has helped limit opposing offensive opportunities while also pushing forward to create chances for the Marauders. He has recorded two goals this season, both coming from the penalty spot.
Millersville returns to action tomorrow when it hosts East Stroudsburg at Pucillo Field for a PSAC Tournament semifinal matchup.
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