Lewis, Lehmann Earn All-ACC Honors

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. – Senior midfielder Zeiko Lewis was named to the All-ACC First Team while rookie midfielder Lasse Lehmann was selected to the All-ACC Freshmen Team, as voted on by the conference's 12 head coaches.

Lewis has earned All-ACC accolades all four seasons at Boston College. He has been a three-time All-ACC Second Team member while also winning ACC Freshman of the Year honors in 2013.

This season, Lewis leads Boston College with five assists and 17 points, and is second with six goals. He ranks sixth in the ACC in points, seventh in assists and ninth in goals. Lewis has had a pair of two-goal games against Albany and No. 23 Virginia Tech. The Pembroke, Bermuda, product exploded in the two ACC Championship games last week, scoring all three of Boston College's goals.

Lehmann has been a steadying presence in the central midfield in his first season, appearing in 16 matches with 14 starts. The Munich, Germany, product has registered an 85 percent pass completion rate in his rookie season. He also averaged 23 challenges won, five interceptions and six tackles per 90 minutes.

Lewis, Lehmann and the rest of the Eagles travel to South Carolina on Wednesday night to take on No. 3 Clemson in the semifinals of the 2016 ACC Championship. The match will be aired on ACC Network Extra at 7 p.m.

2016 ACC Men's Soccer Individual Awards
Coach of the Year – Bobby Muuss, Wake Forest
Offensive Player of the Year - Jon Gallagher, Notre Dame
Midfielder of the Year - Ian Harkes, Wake Forest
Defensive Player of the Year - Miles Robinson, Syracuse
Freshman of the Year - Cam Lindley, North Carolina

2016 All-ACC Men's Soccer Teams
First Team
Zeiko Lewis, Sr., F, Boston College
Tim Kubel, Jr., D, Louisville
Mohamed Thiaw, Jr., F, Louisville
Cam Lindley, Fr., M, North Carolina
Brandon Aubrey, Sr., D, Notre Dame
Jon Gallagher, Jr., F, Notre Dame
Chris Nanco, Sr., F, Syracuse
Miles Robinson, So., D, Syracuse
Alec Ferrell, Sr., G, Wake Forest
Ian Harkes, Sr., M, Wake Forest
Jacori Hayes, Sr., M, Wake Forest

Second Team
Diego Campos, Jr., F, Clemson
Oliver Shannon, Jr., M, Clemson
Brian White, Jr., F, Duke
Colton Storm, Sr., D, North Carolina
Alan Winn, Jr., F, North Carolina
Zach Wright, Jr., F, North Carolina
Julius Duchscherer, So., M, NC State
Pablo Aguilar, Jr., M, Virginia
Jeff Caldwell, Jr., G, Virginia
Edward Opoku, So., F, Virginia
Marcelo Acuna, Jr., F, Virginia Tech

Third Team
Patrick Bunk-Andersen, So., D, Clemson
Geoffrey Dee, Jr., M, Louisville
Daniel Johnson, Sr., M, Louisville
Walker Hume, Sr., D, North Carolina
James Pyle, So., G, North Carolina
Evan Panken, Gr., M, Notre Dame
Mo Adams, Fr., M, Syracuse
Jean-Christophe Koffi, So., M, Virginia
Sergi Nus, So., D, Virginia
Brad Dunwell, So., M, Wake Forest
Kevin Politz, Jr., D, Wake Forest

All-Freshman Team
Lasse Lehmann, Fr., M, Boston College
Malick Mbaye, Fr., D, Clemson
Tanner Dieterich, Fr., D, Clemson
Suniel Veerakone, Fr., M, Duke
Max Moser, Fr., M, Duke
Cam Lindley, Fr., M, North Carolina
Mauricio Pineda, Fr., M, North Carolina
Tommy McCabe, Fr., M, Notre Dame
Mo Adams, Fr., M, Syracuse
Robin Afamefuna, Fr., D, Virginia
Terrell Lowe, Fr., M, Virginia
Ema Twumasi, Fr., M, Wake Forest

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