Carleton College’s Justin Crawmer Earns Historic First Team All-America Recognition in Men’s Soccer
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- Senior defender Justin Crawmer of Carleton College men's soccer named First Team All-America by the United Soccer Coaches Association
- He is the only one among his peers to receive this recognition, making it a historic achievement for Carleton
- Crawmer overcame a major knee injury to lead the team's defensive efforts, contributing to the fewest goals conceded in D-III in 2023
Carleton senior defender Justin Crawmer has been named First Team All-America by the United Soccer Coaches Association. Crawler fought back from an ACL injury to lead his team’s strong defensive play, helping them concede only six goals all year, the fewest in the NCAA Division III in 2023. His remarkable comeback earned him the 2023 MIAC Defender of the Year award and recognition as one of the best athletes at Carleton. The Knights’ men’s soccer program has now had six players collect nine All-America awards.
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