NORTH BOSTON, N.Y. -- On Tuesday, the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) released their annual postseason awards, including the All-Conference teams. Nine different Mounties were recognized on one of the three teams, while Louis Bez (Bordeaux, France / Lycée Sainte-Marie de la Bastide) was honored as the AMCC Offensive Player of the Year.

Bez earned the conference's highest Offensive award in 2024, while being named to the All-Conference First Team for the second consecutive year. He led the AMCC with 12 total assists, while finishing second with 12 goals. The total gave him 36 points on the season, which also led the league. Bez finished in the top ten nationally in Assists per Game, while also finishing with 84 points in his career. His 84 points is tied for 43rd among active players in Division III in 2024.

Joining Bez on the First Team is Juan Camacho (Ibaque, Colombia / San Bonifacio de las Lanzas). 2024 marks the fourth time Camacho has been named All-AMCC, and his third time being recognized as part of the First Team. Camacho took home last season's Offensive Player of the Year award. The senior forward led the AMCC with 15 goals on the season, while playing in just 14 games. In 2024, Camacho also became the program's all-time leader in both goals scored and total points, finishing his career with 44 total goals and 111 total points.

Also on the First Team is Daniel Irujo (Pamplona, Spain / Sagrado Corazon), as a midfielder. The junior is making his second appearance on the All-Conference teams, following a Third Team recognition in 2023. Irujo started all 20 games for the Mounties, this season, scoring one goal and adding seven assists. He has been a mainstay in the lineup for the Mounties, contributing to one of the nation's highest scoring offenses over the last two seasons.

Mount Aloysius had two more midfielders earn a spot on the All-AMCC Second Team, in Luke Traynor (London, England / Woodhouse College) and Joel Martinez (Madrid, Spain / Putnam Science Academy). Traynor makes his second appearance on the All-Conference teams, after he was named First Team in 2023. The senior scored two goals and added three assists in 2024, starting all 20 games for the Mounties. He started 63 of the 78 games he appeared in over the last four seasons, as he graduates finishing in the program's top ten for both categories. Martinez was one of just four freshmen to earn a nod to the All-Conference teams in 2024. He helped contribute to the Mounties' high-powered offense, scoring five goals and dishing out five assists. While starting 14 of the 16 games he played, he added one game-winning goal.

Two Mountie defenders, also on Second Team, are garnering their first career All-Conference honors. Sophomore Martin Donner (Stockholm, Sweden / Danderyds Gymnasium Studievagl) and Freshman Hippolyte Delhaes (Bayonne, France / Lycee Saint-Louis VIlla Pia) each were picked, showcasing how solid the Mountie defense was. Donner and his 6-8 frame were an important piece for the Mounties, contributing on both ends of the field. As a defender, he still scored four goals and had one assist. Delhaes joined Martinez as one of the four freshmen to be chosen on the All-Conference teams, earning his first career recognition. Delhaes also contributed on offense, from the defensive position, scoring twice and adding two assists. He made his presence felt in 14 games, nine of which were starts, as a key piece for the Mounties going forward, as well.

Mount Aloysius also had two Mounties earn Third Team recognition, both making the All-Conference list for the second time. Gonzalo Terricabris (Catalonia, Spain / Garbi Pere Verges) was named to the team as a forward, after having been named Third Team in 2023, also. Terricabris scored six goals in 2024, including two game winning goals. He served the Mounties in a hybrid role, starting in 12 of the 19 games that he played. Terricabris finished the season ranking in the top ten in goals, in the AMCC. Junior Manuel Prats (Madrid, Spain / International School of Madrid) joined Terricabris on the Third Team, as a defender. Prats was recognized on the All-AMCC Second Team in 2023. He has been an anchor for the Mountie defense over the past two years, leading Mount Aloysius in minutes played. He played in all 20 games this year, scoring just one time on only three total shot attempts.

The Mounties fell in the AMCC Semifinals to Penn State Behrend, 2-1 in overtime, as they finished with a 11-5-2 overall record. They will look for new people to step up in 2025, as they graduate three All-Conference nominees, including the program's top scoring class of all-time.

To read the entire AMCC release, click here.