Thomas senior midfielder Tre Ming has earned the North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Men's Soccer Player of the Year honor, while sophomore midfielder Willie Clemons was named to the All-NAC Second Team.
NAC All-Conference selections are determined by a vote of the conference coaches.
Ming, a Devonshire, Bermuda native, has been a charismatic leader and team captain for the Terriers this season. In conference play, the senior tallied 23 points off of four goals and a league-leading 15 assists.
With his 18 total assists on the year, the midfielder leads all NAC players for the third-consecutive season and ranks fifth in total points with 28. Ming has recorded at least one point in 11 of the 15 games in which he has played, including a career-high six on one goal and four assists in Thomas' regular-season finale.
According to the most recent Division III rankings, he is currently second in the nation in total assists and assists per game (1.20). In three seasons at Thomas, Ming has started 51 of 53 games played and has accounted for 76 points on 19 goals and 38 assists.
He also has five game-winning goals in his Thomas career.
Clemons has started 15 games this season, accounting for 23 points on seven goals and nine assists. Also among the leaders in the NAC and Division III, Clemons ranks 20th nationally in assists per game (0.60) and 26th in total assists.
He had two goals in the Elm City Cup win over Colby on September 28th and had a season-high four assists in a 6-1 win over Southern Maine on September 9th, a game in which he also scored the game-winning goal.
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