KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A pair of Penn State Harrisburg men's soccer players in Kobe Harris and Luke Myers have earned United Soccer Coaches (USC) All-Region honors for their stellar play during the 2022 season.

Harris was named to the USC All-Region IV Second Team, while Myers garnered third-team all-region recognition. They are the fifth and sixth players in program history, respectively, to earn all-region accolades.

Harris picked up his first all-region honor after turning in an outstanding initial campaign 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 was named to the United East All-Conference First Team thanks to his stellar offensive season. His scoring output was tied for the third-most among conference players, while his point total also ranked third in the United East. 

Myers secured the first all-region moniker of his career behind excellent play in the midfield this season. He was rewarded with his second consecutive United East All-Conference First-Team accolade for his efforts. 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. Myers has also been strong in the classroom and recently became the first player in program history to earn College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District recognition.