Football | 12/23/2025 8:45:00 AM
DANBURY, Conn. (pacathletics.org) - A pair of quarterbacks from Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) programs in Washington & Jefferson College senior Kellan Stahl and Westminster College freshman Quentin Goode highlighted the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) representation when the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) announced its all-star teams and major award winners.
Already named the PAC's Offensive Player of the Year, Stahl was selected as the ECAC Division III Offensive Player of the Year. Goode gave the conference a sweep of the major offensive awards when he was chosen as ECAC Division III Offensive Rookie of the Year honors, adding to his previous PAC Newcomer of the Year award.
Their awards were part of a major PAC collection of ECAC accolades. Thirteen players were selected for their all-star teams, including nine from PAC champion W&J and four from Westminster, who completed the year with a second consecutive Extra Points Bowl victory in the Opendorse Bowl Series.
Stahl's top offensive player award is the second time in the last three years a W&J signal caller has been recognized by the ECAC with this honor, as Jacob Pugh collected the accolade in 2023. In his senior season, Stahl was second in the PAC in total yards, and touchdowns with 27. He averaged just under 300 yards per game and led the conference with a 167.1 efficiency rating. Nationally, Stahl ranked 11th in total yards with 3,275, 10th in yards per game. Stahl also broke the NCAA Division III single-game completion percentage record this season with a 96.4 completion percentage (27-of-28) against Waynesburg University, which helped him earn PAC Offensive Player of the Week, one of three times Stahl was recognized with a weekly conference award in the fall.
First-year PAC players have made a habit of earning top rookie awards from the ECAC. This year's honor for Goode marks the third time in the last four years a PAC player has garnered the recognition, joining Grove City's Ben Bladel in 2022 and Allegheny's David Williams in 2023. Goode started the final six games of the regular season for the Titans, completing 111-of-178 passes (.624) for 1,557 yards. His 160.3 efficiency ranking is second-best in the PAC, while his 15 touchdown passes were fifth-most among PAC counterparts. Goode was named PAC Newcomer of the Week twice in 2025: after completing 23-of-29 passes for 324 yards and four touchdowns in his first start, a 48-6 win over Thiel (Oct. 18), and after completing 15-of-25 passes for 292 yards and a pair of touchdowns in a 57-21 win over Allegheny (Nov. 1).
Pugh and Williams led a strong group of PAC representatives on the All-ECAC teams, with the complete list of 13 players recognized by the conference below.
| 2025 All-ECAC and Major Awards |
| Division III Offensive Player of the Year: Washington & Jefferson senior quarterback Kellan Stahl |
| Division III Offensive Rookie of the Year: Westminster freshman quarterback Quentin Goode |
| First Team Offense |
| Pos. |
Name |
School |
Yr. |
Hometown/High School |
| QB |
Kellan Stahl |
W&J |
Sr. |
Johnstown, Pa./Richland |
| WR |
Jacob Macosko |
W&J |
Sr. |
Venetia, Pa./Peters Township |
| WR |
John Peduzzi |
W&J |
Sr. |
Hilton Head, S.C./Hilton Head Christian Academy |
| OL |
Michael Roginski |
W&J |
Sr. |
Pittsburgh, Pa./North Hills |
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| First Team Defense |
| Pos. |
Name |
School |
Yr. |
Hometown/High School |
| DL |
Antoine Smith |
W&J |
Jr. |
Pittsburgh, Pa./Serra Catholic |
| LB |
Dylan Sleva |
Westminster |
Sr. |
McDonald, Pa./Moon |
| DB |
Lamont Austin |
Westminster |
So. |
Sharon, Pa./Sharon |
| DB |
Dante DeRubbo |
W&J |
So. |
Washington, Pa./Trinity |
| DB |
Angelo Volomino |
W&J |
Sr. |
Jefferson Hills, Pa./Thomas Jefferson |
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| First Team Special Teams |
| Pos. |
Name |
School |
Yr. |
Hometown/High School |
| RS |
Brite Cannon |
Westminster |
So. |
Parkland, Fla./Monarch |
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| Second Team Offense |
| Pos. |
Name |
School |
Yr. |
Hometown/High School |
| WR |
Brite Cannon |
Westminster |
So. |
Parkland, Fla./Monarch |
| OL |
Grant Lefeld |
W&J |
Fr. |
Northfield, Ohio/Nordonia |
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| Second Team Defense |
| Pos. |
Name |
School |
Yr. |
Hometown/High School |
| LB |
Brock Sherman |
W&J |
So. |
Copley, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit |