TWIN FALLS, Idaho - The CSI Men's Soccer team capped off a solid season with having five players named to the All-Region 18 teams; one who received first team honors, and a pair of second and third team honorees. 
Sophomore Midfielder Wilf Douglas was the lone Golden Eagle named to the All-Region First Team, as his leadership was crucial to the Southern Idaho team all season long. Douglas started 11 games for the Golden Eagles and played all 90 minutes in three of them, he scored his long goal of the season in a win over Pacific Northwest Christian on September 12th. The Farnham, England native finished with three assists and four shots on goal. 
The All-Region Second Team saw a pair of Golden Eagles honored, as goalkeeper Lasse Brier and defender Jakob Hollon both capped off fantastic sophomore campaigns. Brier finished the year with a 1.18 goals allowed per game average that included four clean sheets and a total of 13 goals allowed in 12 matches. Hollon, the Centennial, Colorado native, was another integral leader for the team, starting all 14 matches while scoring two goals and dishing out three assists. 
Rounding out the postseason awards were Felipe Argento and Nicolas Anatoh who were each named to the All-Region 18 Third Team. Argento, who also started all 14 matches for the Golden Eagles finished the year with a pair of goals and four shots on goal, proving to be a crucial part of the Golden Eagles offensive attack. Anatoah, the lone freshman to be honored, had a huge year from the midfield spot, scoring five goals and getting nine shots on goal. He had one multi-goal outing, against Pacific Northwest Christian on October 17th as he had a season high six shots on goal in the victory. 
The Golden Eagles finished the year 6-6-2, finishing fifth in the Scenic West Conference.