Three members of the Harvard men's soccer team were named to the All-Ivy team, which was announced yesterday.
Senior forward Armando Petrucelli made the first team for the second year in a row.
Petrucelli finished the season fifth on the Ivy League scoring list with seven goals and four assists--good for 18 points in 17 games.
Petrucelli ends his career with 50 points on 15 goals and 20 assists.
Freshman back Mike Lobach and junior captain Ryan Kelly, also a defensive back, were named to the second team.
Kelly is the first junior to captain the Crimson ever and his selection to the second team was his first. He was an honorable mention selection for both his freshman and sophomore campaigns.
Kelly had three assists in 13 games this season.
Lobach, the Crimson's sweeper, started 16 of 17 games in his first season.
The Crimson finished the season at 6-9-2 overall and had an Ivy record of 3-4.
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