Hiram, Ohio – November 12, 2025 – Jimmy Zeilmann, Simon Schonfeld, Derek Ufholz, and Carmine Boscarello have all earned All-PAC honors, as announced by the PAC on Wednesday night. This comes after impressive individual performances which helped lead their team to their most wins this decade.  

For Zeilmann, he was the lone Terrier to earn All-PAC Second Team honors, in which his defensive and attacking presence was felt each time the Terriers played. This marks the first career all-conference award for Zeilmann, as his play on the field was outstanding. Zeilmann finished the season leading the Terriers in assists with seven, in which his long throw-ins played a key role in the Terriers attacking chances and giving them opportunities to score. Zeilmann also played a critical role defensively, contributing to the Terrier defensive success by clearing attacking pushes by the opposition and making beautiful tackles when needed. Zeilmann was a consistent force on the offensive and defensive side of the ball for all 16 games this season, which earned him All-PAC Second Team. 

Schonfeld also helped anchor the defense of the Terriers, which helped earn him All-PAC Honorable Mention, his second consecutive all-conference nod. Schonfeld was impressive in his junior season, starting in 17 games for the Terriers and being a leader in the backline of the Terriers. Schonfeld was a key contributor to the five-game consecutive clean sheet streak that the Terriers had, and all nine clean sheets that the Terriers had in total. Schonfeld was a force on the defensive side of the ball, which helped earn him All-PAC Honorable Mention. 

Derek Ufholz was outstanding in his freshman campaign, which earned him All-PAC Honorable Mention, his first career all-conference selection. Ufholz started 13 games for the Terriers and made 51 total saves and only allowed 16 goals. He also played a huge role in goal, earning seven clean sheets on the season in the games he started. Ufholz was very important in Hiram's success, making critical saves and keeping the Terriers in contention in many games this season. This impressive season in goal earned Ufholz an All-PAC Honorable Mention nod. 

Carmine Boscarello also earned his first all-conference selection, as the sophomore played outstanding soccer this season. Boscarello finished second on the team in goals (four) and assists (three) in 17 games started. Boscarello was a key piece for the Terriers in the attacking midfield, helping orchestrate many chances for the Hiram attack and helping slow down the attack of the opposition. His play on both sides of the ball earned him All-PAC Honorable Mention, as his play kept improving throughout the season.