College Sports Communicators, the official organization of collegiate sports information professionals announced its Academic All-District lists for the fall season. For their work on the field and in the classroom, Eastern Men's Soccer had five individuals recognized as Academic All-District performers. Evan Cope, Kade Seip, Manny Pak, Matthew Capuano, and Zach Sievert all earned recognition.

Cope scored a team-best ten goal in his first season as a graduate student. He also added a career-best five assists.  The Biology major from Jacksonville, Fla. earned First-Team All-MAC Commonwealth Honors and moved into the fifth spot on Eastern's modern career goals list with 38. 

Seip, a biochemistry major and senior center back, started all 18 matches and played all but 36 minutes on the year. He played in 50 matches in his four-year career. 

Pak started 16 games and played in 17 matches as a defensive midfielder. The senior Business major from Fort Lee, N.J. appeared in 47 matches over the last three seasons. 

Capuano played in all 18 matches and started 11 at various spots through the midfield. The senior Accounting major from Clermont, Fla. Scored a game-winning gaol at Moravian and added four assists. He played in in 56 matches in his career. 

Sievert started the first 15 matches of the season before being sidelined with injury. The junior from Jacksonville, Fla. served as team captain and scored a career-best eight goals. He is a Biology major with a minor in Biochemistry. 

To be recognized as Academic All-District CSC, an individual needs to either play in 90 percent of his team's games or start in 2/3's and carry at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA through at least two full semesters at their current institution.