CALGARY – Eryk Kobza and William Omoreniye of the University of Calgary Dinos men's soccer team both picked up Canada West postseason honours, the conference office announced Thursday.

Kobza was named a Canada West Second Team All-Star, while Omoreniye earned a spot on the conference's all-rookie team.

For Kobza, this marks the second Canada West honour in his time in the Scarlet & Gold, also being named a conference all-rookie selection back in 2019. The midfielder has been a force for the Dinos all season, tying for the team lead in assists with three and standing second on the team in points (six) and goals (three). Two of those goals came just two weeks ago and just four minutes apart in a thrilling comeback road win over Saskatchewan. Kobza is also tied for the team lead with 13 starts on the year, playing all of his possible 1,170 minutes.

Omoreniye has been huge in his rookie season with the Dinos. The 6-foot-1 defender not only has helped the Calgary defence allow the fifth-fewest goals in the Canada West this season, but he also leads this year's squad with four goals and seven points. His three assists is also tied with Kobza for the team lead. The local product had a big final weekend, netting two and assisting on another in a 5-0 win Saturday to clinch the Dinos playoff berth.

Calgary's postseason gets underway Friday at 8 p.m. MT when they head to Kamloops, BC for a quarterfinal matchup with Thompson Rivers.

FIRST TEAM
Player / School / Year / Hometown / Program

Goalkeeper
Sterling Kerr / Mount Royal / 4 / Calgary, AB / Psychology

Defending players
Caden Rogozinski / Mount Royal / 2 / Calgary, AB / Business
Thomas Gardner / UBC / 4 / North Vancouver, BC / Science
Janko Vong / Alberta / 5 / Coquitlam, BC / Medicine & Dentistry
Cody Gysbers / UNBC / 5 Victoria, BC / Psychology
Jan Pirretas Glasmacher / TRU / 5 / Barcelona, Spain / Business Admin.

Attacking players
Michael Henman / UNBC / 4 / Victoria, BC / Business
Mohammed El Gandour / Mount Royal / 4 / Calgary, AB / Business
Victory Shumbusho / UBC / 5 / Chilliwack, BC / Arts
David Schaefer / Mount Royal / 4 / Berlin, Germany / Health & Phys. Ed.
Taylor Richardson / Fraser Valley / 5 / Langley, BC / Kinesiology

SECOND TEAM

Goalkeeper
Daniel Zadravec / UNBC / 3 / Victoria, BC / Business

Defending players
Benedikt Mehl / Mount Royal / 3 / Berlin, Germany / Open Studies
Daniel Kaiser / UBC / 4 / Calgary, AB / Arts
Aaron Hidalgo-Mazzei / Saskatchewan / 3 / Winnipeg, MB / Kinesiology
Kensho Ando / UNBC / 3 / / Tokyo, Japan / Psychology
Alex Kemsley / Mount Royal / 1 / Axbridge, UK / Business

Attacking players
Habib Assem / Alberta / 1 / Edmonton, AB / Agriculture, Life & Environ. Sciences
Ryan Lewis / TRU / 2 / Nelson, BC / Arts - Psychology
Eryk Kobza / Calgary / 3 / North Vancouver, BC / Kinesiology
Patrick Izett / TRU / 4 / North Delta, BC / Business
Niklas Liebich / Mount Royal / 2 / Berlin, Germany / Business

ALL-ROOKIE TEAM

Eric Lajeunesse / UBC / 1 / Ottawa, ON / Science
William Omoreniye / Calgary / 1 / Calgary, AB / Business
Jonathan Walter / Mount Royal / 1 / Calgary, AB / Open Studies
Ronan Woodroffe / UBCO / 1 / Kelowna, BC / Arts
Habib Assem / Alberta / 1 / Edmonton, AB / Agriculture, Life & Environ. Sciences
Jordan Low / Trinity Western / 1 / Port Moody, BC / Business
Elijah Dos Santos / TRU / 1 / Coquitlam, BC / Business
Jaron Slopinski / Saskatchewan / 1 / Regina, SK / Arts & Science
Mowbray Beghin / Mount Royal / 1 / La Havre, France / Interior Design
Ivan Mejia Yepes / Fraser Valley / 1 / New Westminster, BC / Qualifying Studies
Hagon Kim / UNBC / 1 / Ilsan, South Korea / Commerce

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