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Jonathan Evans earns Big Ten recognition to cap Penn State’s 2025 Season

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By Andy Tanjaroon Ly
| The Daily Collegian Verified
Penn State men’s soccer closed out its 2025 season with two Nittany Lions earning postseason recognition from the Big Ten Conference. Redshirt freshman goalkeeper Jonathan Evans was named to the All-Freshman Team. The next B1G thing out of Happy Valley 🤫#WeAre pic.twitter.com/eYDPRAIEyo — Penn State Men’s Soccer (@PennStateMSOC) November 13, 2025 Evans’ selection marks the third straight year that Penn State has had a player named to the All-Freshman Squad.
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Penn State men’s soccer set for season finale against Michigan

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By Andy Tanjaroon Ly
| The Daily Collegian Verified
The Nittany Lions are set to host No. 10 Michigan at 8 p.m. Friday at Jeffrey Field, as they try to conclude the regular season on a high note. With this being Penn State’s last game of the season, the Nittany Lions currently sit at a record of 5-8-3. Its Big Ten conference record is 1-6-2, which places the blue and white at the bottom of the conference. The Nittany Lions are coming off a three-game losing streak, with their most recent being a 1-0 loss against Ohio State on Friday.
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Penn State unable to recover from early deficit, falls to Washington 2-1

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By Andy Tanjaroon Ly
| The Daily Collegian Verified
After battling Northwestern to a draw last Friday, Penn State returned to Jeffrey Field to face No. 21 Washington. The game ended in a 2-1 loss after a hard fought second half from the Nittany Lions. Coach Jeff Cook played the 4-4-2, with redshirt freshman Jonathan Evans starting in goal for the Nittany Lions. Washington came out strong, controlling possession early and pressing hard on the attack in search of an opening goal.
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