Vosvick, Ingram, Nichols Earn Major Patriot League Awards

• Loyola accounted for half of the Patriot League's six major awards announced last week, as Chase Vosvick earned Goalkeeper of the Year accolades, Justin Ingram repeated as Midfielder of the Year and Steve Nichols was voted as Coach of the Year for a fourth time in six seasons.
• Vosvick became the first player in conference history to receive four major awards in his storied career, and he is also now a five-time All-Patriot League performer.
• Ingram is recognized after ranking among the conference leaders in goals (6), assists (9) and points (21). His nine assists are tied for seventh nationally, while his 21 points are second in the conference and 52nd in Division I. 
• Ingram has recorded multiple points in 8 of 16 appearances on the year.
• Nichols is voted by his peers as the conference's Coach of the Year for a fourth time after he was previously recognized three-straight seasons from 2016-18. 
• Loyola is 37-13-5 overall against conference opponents during the past six seasons under Nichols, a 1992 Loyola graduate who rejoined the program as head coach in 2014.

• The Greyhounds have won four of the last five meetings in a series which is now even at 4-4-1.
• Army has just one victory in the series since 2015, a 1-0 win at Ridley in the 2018 Patriot League semifinals.
• Current senior Oscar Pereira set up Keenan O'Shea for an 82nd minute winner in that contest, the lone playoff meeting between the two sides.
• Jonathan Sousa provided a 94th minute OT winner during a 1-0 Loyola victory in this year's regular season meeting on Oct. 30.
• Jordy Luchies and Matthew Lala assisted on Sousa's first goal of the season. 
• Loyola had commanding leads in shots (13-1) and corner kicks (4-0) during the second half and overtime.

Five Greyhounds Named All-Patriot League

• Major award winners Chase Vosvick and Justin Ingram were joined by Jordy Luchies and Kelan Swales as first team All-Patriot League performers, while Jacob Denison took home third team honors for a second-straight season.
• Loyola's four first-team selections were the most in the conference.
• Luchies is the only player to start all 17 games this season. He has logged a team-high 1502 minutes at center back while helping the Greyhounds record nine regular season shutouts for the first time since 2008.
• Swales repeats as a first team selection after leading the Greyhounds and ranking tied for third in the conference with seven goals on the year. He is also second on the team in both assists (4) and points (18).
• Denison also played a key role in Loyola's defensive success. He returned to the starting lineup in late September after a brief stint as a reserve, ultimately starting 12 games this fall and helping the Greyhounds post shutouts in eight of those 12 starts.

Lockdown Defense in Patriot League Play

• Loyola posted shutouts in six of its seven Patriot League victories this season, and the Greyhounds allowed one goal or fewer in 8 of 9 conference games overall.
• Loyola allowed just four goals in its nine Patriot League games, six fewer than the next stingiest conference school (Bucknell - 10).
• The Greyhounds have held conference opponents off the scoreboard for 498:30 consecutive minutes entering Tuesday's semifinal, with the last goals allowed during a 2-1 defeat to Lafayette on Oct. 9.

More on Vosvick

• Chase Vosvick is a three-time United Soccer Coaches first team All-Region selection (2017-19) and a four-time Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Year (2017-18, Spring 2021, 2021). He was also named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List prior to the 2021 spring season.
• Vosvick has started 70 of Loyola's 77 games over the past four seasons, and is 41-22-6 with a 1.00 goals-against average, .725 save percentage and 28 solo shutouts in those 70 appearances.
• This year, Vosvick is 9-5-1 with eight shutouts, a 0.90 goals-against average and a .729 save percentage. Those eight solo clean sheets rank him second in the Patriot League and tied for seventh overall in Division I.