KANSAS CITY, Mo. – United Soccer Coaches released its All-Region teams for the 2021 men's soccer season on Tuesday, with Loyola University Maryland's Justin Ingram selected first team All-Atlantic Region while teammate Chase Vosvick was a second team honoree.

The Greyhounds have now had multiple All-Region performers in each of the five seasons under head coach Steve Nichols, totaling 19 selections overall during that span. Both Ingram and Vosvick played key roles for a Loyola squad which won its first Patriot League tournament championship and clinched the program's first NCAA appearance since 2009.

Ingram (Indianapolis, Ind./Pike) repeats as a first team All-Region recipient after leading the Patriot League with 24 points (7 G, 10 A) and ranking 16th nationally in assists per game (0.53). Previously honored as the Patriot League's Midfielder of the Year for a second-straight season, he scored the 83rd minute game-winner during Loyola's 2-1 victory over American in the 2021 Patriot League Championship game.

That was one of several standout performances on the year for Ingram, who totaled 3+ points in five games this fall. He was particularly dominant versus Patriot League opposition, finishing with 19 points (6 G, 7 A) in 11 contests against conference schools. A three-year starter after joining Loyola as a transfer from the University of Virginia, Ingram supplied 44 points (13 G, 18 A) in 44 appearances for the Greyhounds.

Vosvick (Phoenix, Md./Montverde Academy) becomes a four-time All-Region selection after previously earning first team recognition in 2017, 2018 and 2019. Also named the Patriot League's Goalkeeper of the Year for a fourth time earlier this fall, he finished his final collegiate season with a 10-5-3 record, a 0.78 goals-against average, a .745 save percentage and 10 shutouts.

Those 10 clean sheets were tied for the fourth most among Division I goalkeepers, and he also played 109 of 110 minutes during a scoreless draw at then-No. 5 West Virginia in September. Vosvick posted four-straight shutouts towards the end of the season, racking up a career-long scoreless streak of 420:03 minutes in the process. He made a diving save in the closing seconds to secure Loyola's conference title, and he added two more stops during a scoreless draw at North Carolina in a first round NCAA tournament matchup which was decided on penalties.

Ingram and Vosvick accounted for two of the Patriot League's nine All-Region selections. Ingram was one of just two to land on the first team, where he was joined by American's David Coly. The Greyhounds finished 2021 with a final record of 10-6-4, including a 6-1-2 stretch to conclude the year. Loyola has won at least 10 games in each of the last four fall seasons under Nichols.