NEWTOWN, PA (March 5, 2026) -- The Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) office continued its unveiling of All-MAC teams on Thursday morning, with King's College men's ice hockey forward Thomas Soucy earning 2025-26 All-MAC Men's Ice Hockey Honorable Mention honors.
 
The Honorable Mention is the first all-conference accolade of Soucy's career. The Degelis, Quebec native suited up for all 25 games this season, leading the Monarchs with 12 goals and 10 assists for 22 points. His breakout offensive campaign earned him a share of sixth place in the conference in goals and tied him for 10th in points.
 
Soucy's 0.48 goals per game was the sixth-best mark in the MAC. He posted a conference-high two shorthanded goals and capitalized four times on the power play to capture a share of eighth in the MAC.
 
The sophomore forward had seven multi-point games this season, including four in which he lit the lamp twice. Soucy tallied a career-high three points in the Monarchs' 5-4 road victory over Lebanon Valley (1/10), assisting on the 2-2 marker before scoring twice in under six minutes.
 
Soucy also played a key role in the team's comeback against Arcadia (1/24), securing the game-tying goal with under 10 minutes to play in regulation before scoring the lone goal in the shootout to earn an extra point for King's in the standings.
 
Stevenson was well represented in the conference's major awards this season, as John Musella won Offensive Player of the Year, Jack Karlsson collected Defensive Player of the Year and overall Player of the Year honors, and Matt Bruneteau was named the Coach of the Year. Neumann's Christian Green rounded out the major awards with his Rookie of the Year selection.