KANSAS CITY, MO - Bradley Soccer collected a pair of regional honors during the National Soccer Coaches Association of America awards season: senior forward Grant Bell (Little Falls, MN/Little Falls H.S.) was selected third-team NSCAA All-West Region and junior goalkeeper Logan Ketterer (Racine, WI/The Prairie School) was voted to the NSCAA North/Central Region Scholar-Athlete second team.

Bell becomes the 10th player in Bradley Soccer history to earn NSCAA All-Region honors multiple times, but he is the first Brave to be selected all-region at multiple positions. A three-year starter in Bradley's back line, Bell was a third-team NSCAA defender in 2013. He made the move to the top of Bradley's attack in 2015 and led the Missouri Valley Conference with 10 assists and finished second wtih 18 points in his lone season at forward. Bell tied for eighth nationally by averaging 0.56 assists per game in 2015 and finished sixth on Bradley's all-time list with 19 career assists.

Helping Bradley to a second-place finish in the Missouri Valley Conference, Bell led the league with 12 points on three goals and six assists in the six league games.

Ketterer becomes the fourth goalkeeper in Bradley Soccer history to earn NSCAA all-region honors, following Adam Gross (2000), Chris Dunsheath (2002-03-04-05) and Brian Billings (2011-12-13).

In his first full season as Bradley's No. 1 goalkeeper, Ketterer finished the season with a 7-9-1 overall record, 1.38 goals against average and 5.0 shutouts. He enjoyed a streak of 352-minutes, 55-seconds without allowing a goal from Aug. 28-Sept. 11 as the Braves won three consecutive 1-0 decisions for the first time in program history. Ketterer led The Valley in conference play by registering 31 saves in the six league games.