Six Maryland men’s soccer players — along with head coach Sasho Cirovski — were honored with Big Ten awards, the conference announced Friday.
Senior midfielder Malcolm Johnston, redshirt sophomore forward Joshua Bolma, redshirt senior defender Nick Richardson and senior defender Chris Rindov headlined the group as they all made the All-Big Ten first team.
Cirovski earned his second Big Ten Coach of the Year accolade after leading Maryland to a 9-2-5 record — 4-0-4 in the Big Ten — and a No. 7 national ranking. The Terps’ win over Indiana on Sunday secured the program’s fourth Big Ten championship and first since 2016.