LATHAM, N.Y. - Five Penn State Harrisburg men's soccer players have earned United East All-Conference honors, as announced by the conference on Thursday morning.

For their efforts this season, Kobe Harris, Luke Myers, and Jon Gartley were named to the United East All-Conference First Team, while Daniel Fombu and Daniel Rossiter earned all-conference second-team recognition.

Harris turned in an outstanding fall during his first year with Penn State Harrisburg, racking up a team-high 25 total points thanks to 10 goals, including one game winner, and five assists. The Leonardtown, Md. native's scoring output was tied for the most among conference players, while his point total ranked second in the United East. 

Myers continued the consistently steady play in the midfield that has defined his career to this point. The Millerstown, Pa. native recorded eight assists this season; the second most of any player in the conference. He also netted three goals, including one game winner, to finish with 14 total points on the fall.

Gartley was excellent as the center back for a back line that allowed just 1.18 goals per game this fall. Thanks to the Elizabethtown, Pa. native's efforts, the Penn State Harrisburg defensive unit recorded five shutouts on the season. 

Fombu was again one of the team's top offensive players during the 2022 campaign. The sophomore forward racked up 20 total points behind eight goals and four assists this season, with three of his markers proving game winners. He was named the United East Offensive Player of the Week in mid-September (9/12). 

Rossiter burst onto the scene during his freshman campaign, appearing in and starting all but two games this season. The London, England native contributed to a defensive group that allowed just 1.18 goals per game. The outside back added three total points on the year thanks to one goal and an assist.

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