MILWAUKEE – Three members of the Milwaukee men's soccer team have been named to the United Soccer Coaches All-North Region Team.

Paolo Gratton was selected as a member of the First Team, with Jake Kelderman and Logan Farrington earning a spot on the Second Team. The honors are career-firsts for each player and mark the first time since 2002 that the Panthers had three players earn all-region accolades (the team had four in 2002).
 
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Gratton, a First-Team All-Horizon League honoree this season, led the conference with 22 points and 11 goals. He became the first MKE player to score post double-figure goals since 2013 and the first to score a goal in at least six straight games since 2002. He currently sits fifth in the NCAA with his 11 goals and was also named to the Horizon League All-Academic Team earlier today.
 
Kelderman followed up second-team honors in 2019 with first-team status this spring, starting all 13 games. In fact, he never left the field, playing all 1,187 minutes over the course of the campaign – the only player on the roster to accomplish the feat. A team captain, he led a defense that posted four shutouts (and only one goal allowed in five other matches) and a 1.14 GAA on the season.
 
Farrington, the Horizon League Freshman of the Year and First-Team All-Horizon League honoree, was a terror to league defenses all season. He led the conference in both total shots (55) and shots on goal (22), while his 14 points (5G/4A) topped all Horizon League freshmen on the scoring chart. He is the first MKE freshman to earn first-team all-league or all-region honors since Tony Sanneh accomplished the same feat in 1990.