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LOCK HAVEN -- Senior Danny Ogan and junior Ethan Beck earned first team nods to highlight a group of six Lock Haven men’s soccer players on the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference All-PSAC West teams.
The six selections are tied for the most among Western Division schools.
A senior from London, England, Ogan appeared in 18 games to earn his third career All-PSAC first team nod. He had one assist and eight shots, but most importantly anchored a defensive unit for the Bald Eagles that saw the squad earn the No. 2 seed in the Western Division for the PSAC Tournament.
Beck played in 14 games and made 42 saves with three clean sheets to earn his third straight All-PSAC selection, and first nod on the first team. He boasted a 1.23 goals-against average and a .712 save percentage, both putting him in the top three among Western Division netminders. The Lititz, Pa. native passed 100 career saves and 10 career shutouts this season, and he now has 136 saves and 12 clean sheets in his career.
Lock Haven earned four selections on the All-PSAC West second team.
Austen Veach scored a team-high six goals to earn All-PSAC West second team honors. Veach added four assists for a 16-point sophomore campaign from the Bald Eagles back line. This marks the first All-PSAC selection for Veach after earning PSAC West Athlete of the Week honors twice during the regular season.
Senior Scott Manning played in 19 games and had one goal and four assists from his midfield post to pick up second team honors. The New Zealander notched a season-high two points on Sept. 23 at Gannon, and dished out a team-high four helpers on the year. This is Manning’s first All-PSAC selection.
Kade Black scored four goals and added three assists for 11 points to earn an All-PSAC West second team nod. The Altoona, Pa. native scored a season-high two goals in the Bald Eagles early season tie at Felician and added the game winner in the regular season finale against Gannon to pick up his third all-conference selection.
Redshirt-freshman Patricio Zapata posted a team-high six goals and dished out three helpers to earn his first all-conference selection. Zapata added two game-winners for the Bald Eagles and posted a season-high two goals in a 5-5 tie at Felician on Sept. 9.
The Bald Eagles wrapped up the 2026 season with a 6-4-9 record and a 5-1-4 mark in the PSAC.