Reading, Pa. (March 5, 2026) - Alvernia University Men's Ice Hockey's Anthony Piccininno and Connor Graham both earned Second Team All-MAC honors for their performances during the 2025-2026 season as announced by the Middle Atlantic Conference Thursday. 

Piccininno and Graham are both first years and earned Second Team All-MAC Honors as a forward and goalie respectively. 

Piccininno played in 24 games for the Golden Wolves during his first year and led Alvernia in all three statistical categories. Piccininno netted 11 goals and dished out ten assists for a total of 21 points. Piccininno netted two power-play goals, one short handed goal and also tallied a hat-trick in a 3-1 victory over Arcadia. Piccininno's 11 goals ranked him in a tie for eighth in the MAC and his three game winning goals ranked him in a tie for the third most in the conference. Piccininno also posted a 54% faceoff win percentage which was the tenth best in the MAC. 

Graham played in and started in 16 games for the Golden Wolves between the pipes and recorded 930 minutes played. Graham recorded 465 saves, allowed 34 goals, posted a 10-6-0 overall record and tallied a .932 save percentage. Graham's 2.19 goals allowed average was the third best in the MAC and his .932 save percentage was also the third highest in the conference. Graham also recorded shutouts against Wilkes, Misericordia and Steveson and his three shutouts was the second most in the MAC. Graham's 465 saves was the second most in the MAC and he also recorded seven games with 30 or more saves and two games with 40 or more saves. 

Stevenson tallied three of the four "Of the Year" honors with John Musella receiving Offensive Player of the Year honors, Jack Karlsson earned Defensive Player of the Year honors and Matt Bruneteau was named Coach of the Year. Neumann's Christian Green was named MAC Rookie of the Year.