JERSEY CITY, NJ- Saint Peter's mens soccer players Curtis Dunn, Adam Holt, Harry Davison, Tim Strele have been named 2025 Academic All-District Team per College Sports Communicators (CSC) on Tuesday afternoon
Academic All-District Honors selects tops athletes across the nations based on their performance on the field and in the classroom
Dunn, a junior midfielder from Bristol, United Kingdom is pursuing a degree in biology, he started in 14 games playing in a total 15 games for Saint Peter's recording 1018 mins. One of his standout performances was at Siena where he would have 2 shots one of them being on goal providing some offensive pressure for the Peacocks. Dunn has also been recognized by the 2025 MAAC All-Academic Team.
Holt, a graduate student and forward from London, England majored in international business. He will go and start in 14 out of the 15 games he played in providing offensive production with his passing ability including an assist against Manhattan. Holt would also go on to be recognized by the 2025 MAAC All-Academic Team.
Davidson, a sophomore defender from Maldon, England is studying criminal justice, Harry will go and start all 15 games for Saint Peter's playing in a more defensive role with the opportunities to attack, one of these instances was his performance against George Washington where he recorded a goal on the 78th minute. With his performance on the pitch and the classroom Davidson was able to secure a spot in the 2025 MAAC All-Academic Team.
Strele, a forward from Fort Lee, New Jersey is pursuing a major in finance, during his time with the Peacocks this year he has started in all 15 games and recorded 12 goals where he would go on to win not only the MAAC Offesnive Player of the Year award but also the Golden Boot. historically making him the 5th player in Saint Peter's to win these awards. Stele's performance led him to a part of the 2025 MAAC All-Academic Team.
