Zach Federowicz had a distinguished career as a goalkeeper for the St. Paul Catholic boys soccer.
On Friday, Federowicz earned a major honor when he was named a 2015 National Soccer Coaches Association of America Fall Boys High School All-New England Region player. Federowicz certainly earned the recognition after posting 10 shutouts this fall. He finished his career with 31 shutouts. Nine of his shutouts came in St. Paul victories (the other was a scoreless tie.)
Federowicz was Class S All-State in each of his last three seasons. He was All-NVL, and to top it off in the league, he was chosen as the NVL Player of the Year.
Quinnipiac University men’s soccer will be getting one heck of a player next fall.
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