Big Ten Conference Men's Soccer Freshman of the Year

The Big Ten Conference Men's Soccer Freshman of the Year is an annual award given to the top freshman college soccer player in the Big Ten Conference.

Big Ten Conference Men's Soccer Freshman of the Year

Awarded for	the best freshman in the Big Ten Conference
Country	United States
History
First award	1991
Most recent	Kimani Stewart-Baynes, Maryland

Key

†	Co-Players of the Year

Winners

Season	Player	School	Reference
1991	Todd Yeagley	Indiana	[1]
1992	Stuart Reid	Penn State
1993	Rich Wilmot	Penn State
1994	Jason Wolff	Michigan State
1995	Lazo Alavanja	Indiana
1996	Dema Kovalenko	Indiana
1997	Nick Garcia	Indiana
1998	Jon Monebrake	Ohio State
1999	John Tomaino	Indiana
2000	Justin Cook	Ohio State
2001	Mike Ambersley	Indiana
	Chad Severs	Penn State
2002	Brian Plotkin	Indiana
2003	Gerardo Alvarez	Northwestern
	Jed Zayner	Indiana
2004	Richard Costanzo	Penn State
2005	Lee Nguyen	Indiana
2006	Darren Yeagle	Indiana
2007	Piero Bellizzi	Northwestern
2008	Will Bruin	Indiana
2009	Kevin Cope	Michigan State
	Matt Lampson	Ohio State
2010	Soony Saad	Michigan	[2]
2011	Eriq Zavaleta	Indiana	[3]
2012	Joey Calistri	Northwestern	[4]
2013	Tommy Thompson	Indiana	[5]
2014	Grant Lillard	Indiana	[6]
2015	Francis Atuahene	Michigan	[7]
2016	Giuseppe Barone	Michigan State	[8]
2017	Mason Toye	Indiana	[9]
2018	Jack Maher	Indiana	[10]
2019	Aidan Morris	Indiana	[11]
2020	Laurence Wootton	Ohio State	[12]
2021	Joshua Bolma	Maryland	[13]
2022	Cole Cruthers	Rutgers	[14]
	Jonathan Stout	Michigan State
2023	Kimani Stewart-Baynes	Maryland	[15]

References

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