STANFORD, Calif. - Three Stanford men’s soccer players earned spots on TopDrawerSoccer’s final Top 100 lists of the season, with Noah Adnan and Zach Bohane named to the Postseason Top 100 Players list while Alex Chow was recognized among the nation's Top 100 freshman.
Bohane, who was ranked 45th in the latest edition of the list, made 14 starts in 15 appearances for the Cardinal this season and led the program in goals (5), points (13), and shots on goal (21). The Monte Serano, Calif., native was previously selected to the All-ACC First Team and the United Soccer Coaches All-South Region second team.
Adnan slotted in at No. 56 in the top 100, making 20 starts for the Cardinal this season with four goals and three assists on the year. The United Soccer Coaches All-South Region third teamer made his mark on the postseason with his first career brace in the Cardinal's NCAA second round victory over UC Santa Barbara.
Chow was named the No. 100-ranked freshman on the list after making eight starts in 19 appearances during his debut season, notching a pair of assists in wins over Cal State Fullerton and UC Riverside.
Stanford's season came to an end in the NCAA third round after falling in penalty kicks to top-seeded Ohio State. The Cardinal have reached the NCAA Sweet Sixteen in each of the previous three seasons.