A Banner Season for FDU Knights and Devils
![]() The Knights and Devils reached great heights this fall season and enjoyed many successful celebrations. Below is a summary of the great accomplishments of our student-athletes. For complete coverage and to stay up-to-date on the latest news, stats and schedules, visit FDU Knights and FDU Devils. Go Knights and Go Devils! |
The Knights became the first institution in Northeast Conference history to sweep the league titles in men’s soccer, women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. What a great time to be a Knight!
Men’s Soccer
- 19th NCAA tournament appearance in program history
- 10 Northeast Conference (NEC) championships, the most of any team in conference history
- NEC tournament champions
- NEC regular season champions
- NEC Defensive Player of the Year – Hugo Bacharach
- NEC Goalkeeper of the Year – Spencer King
- NEC Head Coach and Coaching Staff of the Year – Seth Roland and the men’s soccer coaching staff
- NEC Championship MVP – Jamie Barbero
Women’s Soccer
- NEC tournament champions – the first time since 2015
- NCAA tournament appearance – the first time since 2015
- NEC Offensive Player of the Year – Aitana Martinez-Montoya, for the second-consecutive season
Women’s Volleyball
- First NCAA tournament appearance in program history
- 2022 NEC Women’s Volleyball champions
- First NEC tournament title in program history
- NEC Head Coach of the Year – David Nguyen
- First NEC tournament appearance since 2008
For the first time in history every Devils fall sports team appeared in post-season play. Way to go Devils!
Women’s Soccer
- Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) champions
- Seventh consecutive ECAC tournament appearance
- Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) playoff appearance
- Most wins in program history, 17-5-1 record
Football
- Second consecutive ECAC bowl game appearance in the James Lynah Bowl
Men’s Soccer
- MAC playoff appearance, first since 2017
- ECAC playoff appearance, first since 2013
Women’s Volleyball
- MAC playoff appearance, first since 2018
- ECAC playoff appearance, first since 2017
Men’s and Women’s Cross Country
- First NCAA Division III Metro Regional championship appearance
Field Hockey
- Eighth consecutive MAC playoff appearance