RICHMOND, Va. - Stony Brook's
Alex Fleury was named the CAA Midfielder of the Year, earning All-CAA First Team honors as well. Fleury is joined by five teammates that also received all-conference nods:
Ryan Farr (First Team),
Nelson Reynoso (First Team),
Finlay Oliver (Third Team),
Olsen Aluc (Third Team), and
Sebastian Drummond (Third Team).
Fleury earned CAA Midfielder of the Year honors after a standout senior campaign, totaling 14 points on five goals and four assists across 15 matches. The midfielder registered 39 shots, including 13 on goal. A Preseason All-CAA selection, Fleury capped the regular season with a goal in Stony Brook's 6-0 victory over Northeastern, helping the Seawolves capture the CAA North Division regular-season title.
Farr secured First Team All-CAA honors following an impressive sophomore campaign, leading the Seawolves with nine goals and 21 points while adding three assists across 14 matches. The forward earned CAA Offensive Player of the Week honors twice during the regular season and recorded 30 shots, including 14 on goal. Farr highlighted his season with a five-point performance against Northeastern, scoring twice and adding an assist in the 6-0 victory. His two goals came just 40 seconds apart as Stony Brook secured the CAA North Division regular-season title.
Reynoso earned First Team All-CAA recognition after establishing himself as one of the nation's top playmakers. The sophomore defender led the CAA with 10 assists, ranking tied for fifth nationally, while adding two goals for 14 points across 15 matches. Reynoso recorded a goal and an assist in Stony Brook's 6-0 victory over Northeastern.
Oliver garnered Third Team All-CAA honors following a senior campaign in which he totaled 10 points on three goals and four assists across 13 appearances, including 12 starts. The forward registered 19 shots, placing 16 on goal, while logging 961 minutes. Oliver recorded a season-high two assists in Stony Brook's 3-1 victory over Rhode Island and scored in consecutive appearances against Farmingdale State and Monmouth. A 2025 First Team All-CAA selection, Oliver also contributed an assist in the Seawolves' regular-season finale against Northeastern.
Drummond secured Third Team All-CAA recognition after playing an integral role in Stony Brook's defensive success. The sophomore defender appeared in 14 matches, making 13 starts while logging 1,093 minutes. Drummond contributed two goals during the regular season, finding the back of the net against Hofstra and Army West Point. He helped anchor a Seawolves back line that recorded six shutouts, including four consecutive clean sheets from Oct. 3 through Oct. 18.
Aluc rounded out Stony Brook's all-conference selections, earning Third Team All-CAA honors after appearing in 14 matches, making five starts and totaling 12 points on five goals and two assists. The forward recorded two game-winning goals, highlighted by a two-goal performance against Army West Point and a four-point outing against Farmingdale State. The recognition adds to a successful season for the Seawolves, who captured the CAA North Division regular-season title and concluded the regular season on an eight-match unbeaten streak.
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