The 2022 All-AAC Conference Teams and individual award winners were announced on Monday as voted on by the league's nine head coaches. This year's teams featured 14 first-team and 12 second-team selections. 

Keiser claimed six all-conference selections, including one first-team honor and five second-team awards. The Seahawks collected one special award as Vincent Cerasuolo was named Freshman of the Year.

First Team All-Conference

Cole Stassi, Sophomore, Holbrook, N.Y.

• Garnered First Team honors
• Led Keiser in assists(29) and points(50)
• Collected his 100th career point in a win over Webber on April 9
• Earned his program-best 56th career assist this season against Tennessee Wesleyan
• This season, he only trails Cerasuolo in goals scored with 21 on the year
• Sits tied for third on the team with 21 groundballs

Second Team All-Conference

Vincent Cerasuolo, Freshman, Wellington, Fla.

• Garnered AAC Freshman of the Year honors
• Earned second-team honors in his first season at Keiser
• Led Keiser with 35 goals on the season
• Enters the final site ranked seventh in the NAIA with 148 shots and fifth in program history

Cole George, Sophomore, Bowmanville, Ontario

• Received Second Team All-Conference honors
• Started all 12 games in goal for the Seahawks
• Wrapped up the conference tournament with 126 saves on the year
• Currently has a save percentage of .583 this season
• Tied the program record for saves in a game with 18 against Lawrence Tech
• Moved into first place all-time for goalkeeper wins and saves with 14 and 214 respectively

Reese Niemeier, Freshman, New Lenox, Ill.

• Earned Second Team All-Conference honors as a defender
• Led the Seahawks with 17 caused turnovers on the year
• Collected 17 groundballs in his defensive role with the team
• Against Webber on April 9, had five groundballs and two caused turnovers

Gavin Goeden, Sophomore, Bradenton, Fla.

• Secured postseason honors for the first time in his career
• Played in all 12 games for the Seahawks as a midfielder
• Had two games where he recorded three groundballs and two caused turnovers
• Credited with 15 caused turnovers and 19 groundballs on the year

Cam Provines, Sophomore, Palm City, Fla.

• Named to the Second Team as a Face-off Specialist
• Leads the Seahawks with a season-record 176 faceoff wins and a season-record 109 groundballs
• His 109 groundballs rank fifth in the NAIA heading into the final site
• Continues to improve his program-best 230 career groundballs and 372 faceoff wins
• Boasts a 71.5% faceoff win percentage which ranks third in the NAIA among players with at least 100 faceoff wins