BEL AIR, Md. - The Harford soccer programs had seven student-athletes earn All-MD JUCO honors, as announced by the conference office on Wednesday. Four members of the second-place men's team were on the list, while three members of the second-place women's squad were honored.

Claiming First-Team All-MD JUCO were forward Nat Hand and midfielder Felipe Botteon. Landing on the Second-Team All-MD JUCO list were Saidu Sankoh and Blair Mandiangu.

Hand led the team with 12 goals and 33 points in his first season on the pitch. Botteon led the team with 12 assists and finished his sophomore season with 20 points. Sankoh followed up his All-American campaign with 10 goals and 26 points, both second on the team, while Mandiangu was solid in the defensive ranks in his first season for the Fighting Owls.

On the women's list, Savannah Humphreys earned First-Team while Ange Barbieri and Madison Ferrara were recognized on the Second-Team. Humphreys led the team and ranked second in the MD JUCO with 20 goals and 50 points. Her 10 assists led the conference. Barbieri finished third on the team with five goals and 13 points despite missing a large chunk of the season to injury. Ferrara was one of the defensive leaders on the field, and chipped in with two goals and six points.