Roed, Camara Earn All-ACC Honors

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – University of Louisville men's soccer student-athletes Sander Roed and Aboubacar Camara were each named to the All-Atlantic Coast Conference men's soccer teams announced by the league on Wednesday morning.

Roed was a first team selection, while Camara was named to the second team. The Cardinals have had multiple All-Conference selections in eight of the nine years since joining the league.

Louisville's leader in assists, Roed earned All-Conference recognition for the second straight season. A third team selection as a freshman, Roed has elevated his game in his sophomore campaign. The Norwegian midfielder has started all but one match this season for the Cards, leading the team with eight assists and ranking third in points. His eight assists are the second-most in the ACC and rank 20^th nationally.

Camara has garnered All-ACC laurels in each of his three seasons at Louisville. The forward was an All-Freshman selection in 2020 and earned first team All-Conference honors one year ago. Camara is Louisville's leading scorer this season with five goals, moving him into eighth all-time at UofL with 24 goals for his career. Three of Camara's five tallies on the season have been of the game-winning variety, recording second-half winners against Saint Louis, Florida Gulf Coast and Evansville.

Louisville sits at 9-5-3 overall on the season and currently awaits its postseason fate. The NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Selection Show is scheduled for Monday at 1 p.m. ET.

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2022 ACC Men's Soccer Award Winners
Offensive Player of the Year – Shakur Mohammed, So., F, Duke
Defensive Player of the Year – Andreas Ueland, Sr., D, Virginia
Midfielder of the Year – Peter Stroud, Jr., Duke
Goalkeeper of the Year – Eliot Hamill, Sr., Duke
Freshman of the Year – Kamran Acito, D, Duke
Coach of the Year – Ian McIntyre, Syracuse

2022 All-ACC Team
First Team
Ousmane Sylla, Jr., F, Clemson
Eliot Hamill, Gr., GK, Duke
Shakur Mohammed, So., F, Duke
Peter Stroud, Jr., M, Duke
Sander Roed, So., M, Louisville
Valentin Noel, Sr., F, Pitt
Filip Mirkovic, Jr., M, Pitt
Levonte Johnson, Sr., F, Syracuse
Nathan Opoku, So., F, Syracuse
Leo Afonso, Jr., F, Virginia
Andreas Ueland, Sr., D, Virginia

Second Team
Stefan Sigurdarson, Sr., F, Boston College
Hamady Diop, Jr., D, Clemson
Amir Daley, Jr., D, Duke
Nick Pariano, Jr., M, Duke
Aboubacar Camara, Jr., F, Louisville
Milo Garvanian, Sr., D, North Carolina
Bertin Jacquesson, Jr., F, Pitt
Jackson Walti, R-Sr., M, Pitt
Russell Shealy, R-Sr., GK, Syracuse
Garrison Tubbs, Jr., D, Wake Forest
Roald Mitchell, So., F, Wake Forest

Third Team
Victor Souza, Sr., D, Boston College
Mohamed Seye, Sr., F, Clemson
Antino Lopez, Jr., D, Duke
Conor Kelly, Gr., M, NC State
Daniel Russo, Jr., F, Notre Dame
Christian Curti, Sr., D, Syracuse
Jeorgio Kocevski, Jr., M, Syracuse
Holden Brown, So., GK, Virginia
Jahlane Forbes, Jr., D, Wake Forest
Babacar Niang, So., M, Wake Forest
Prince Amponsah, Jr., D, Wake Forest

All-Freshman Team
Joseph Andema, GK, Clemson
Kamran Acito, D, Duke
Axel Gudbjornsson, D, Duke
Kenan Hot, M, Duke
Sam Williams, M, North Carolina
KK Baffour, M, Notre Dame
Jackson Gilman, D, Pitt
Reese Miller, D, Virginia
Misei Yoshizawa, M, Virginia Tech
Cooper Flax, M, Wake Forest
Vlad Walent, M, Wake Forest

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