MIDDLETOWN, CT. - Marking the largest regional selection for the Wesleyan men's soccer program, the United Soccer Coaches announced Zach Feldman, Aiden Londergan, and Yousuf Saeed as the 2025 All-Region I headliners on Tuesday morning, Dec. 2, following a stellar campaign to the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament.

Earning All-Region I honors for the first time, Zach Feldman and Aiden Londergan became the first, First Team selections since Liam Devanney '23 while Yousuf Saeed earned Second Team recognition. The trio join Devanney and Evan O'Brien '24 as the only All-Region selections since United Soccer Coaches began serving the award.

The Cardinals finished out the 2025 crusade with 10-5-4 overall record, running a 5-1-4 record in the NESCAC as they earned the #2 seed for the first time since 2013. The Cardinals made their 22^nd overall appearance and reached the NESCAC semifinals for the first time in a decade. Earning an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament, the Cardinals ended their season in the Second Round of the Tournament, falling to Rowan University 2-0 after an 8-1 victory over Lehman College the day prior.

Zach Feldman | Defense

A two-time All-Conference selection, the junior defender earns his first All-Region I honors as a member of the First Team. Serving as a captain this season, Feldman was the anchor of the backline, seeing game play in 16 matches, all of which he was seated in the starting lineup.

Feldman, leading a group of underclassmen on defense, carried through the season with just 11 shots per game allowed with 18 total goals against. In point-clinching draws with Conn. and Tufts, the Cardinals held down, helping secure six shutouts for goalkeepers Mathis Blanc and Josh Nadison.

In the opening round of the NCAA Tournament, the defense allowed just two shots on goal as the Cardinals dominated the Lightning. Facing the Profs the next day in the Second Round, the defense held the Profs for 43 minutes until the opening goal came with just two minutes to spare in the first half. Feldman rang a shot off the crossbar prior to the opening goal, nearly breaking the scoring for the Cardinals.

Aiden Londergan | Midfield

 Earning his first regional honors, the All-NESCAC selection joins his teammate on the First Team as he finished the season as the Cardinals' leading scorer. With eight goals and three assists, Londergan concluded the season with 19 points while starting in all 19 games played.

Londergan's breakout season was the highlight of the Cardinals' offense this season, nailing the game-winning goal in three crucial wins that defined the trajectory of this team. Londergan scored the lone goal on Sept. 28 to defeat No. 7 Middlebury on the road before following the performance with a hat trick over Trinity en route to a stunning 1-0 victory over No. 1 Williams to win the Little Three Championship. Facing Amherst in the opening round of the NESCAC Championships, Londergan shut down the Mammoths with 14 seconds remaining in regulation to avoid overtime in a 3-2 showstopping victory.

Within the NESCAC, Londergan finished fourth in points, fifth in goals, and sixth in game-winning goals.

Yousuf Saeed | Midfield

Logging the most minutes of any offensive player through the 2025 season, Saeed recorded 1500 minutes of game action through all 19 games played this season. Tallying six goals and five assists, Saeed finished the season with 17 points and led all Cardinals in shots on goal with 24.

Saeed opened the season with a five-point night against Western New England, scoring two goals and assisting on another to complete his game. Saeed went on to score the game winner over WestConn. During the opening round matchup with the Lightning, Saeed scored the third goal of the game, giving the Cardinals a three-goal lead. Saeed led the attack against Rowan, forcing three shots on the Profs with five total shots.

Within the conference, Saeed ranked Top 10 in five of the six statistical categories, finishing fifth in shots on goal, seventh in total shots (50, 2.63 avg), 10^th in goals, 10^th in assists, and eighth in points.