Creighton's Duncan McGuire wins 2022 Men's MAC Hermann Trophy

by Ben Wiley @wileyb99, Jan 6, 2023

Creighton senior forward Duncan McGuire, whose 23 goals scored were the most in Division 1 men’s soccer this season and broke Creighton’s record for goals in a season, is the 2022 Men's MAC Hermann Trophy winner.

McGuire scored three goals in his team’s season opener and from Oct. 19 to Nov. 13 scored at least one goal in seven straight games. In the postseason, the Blue Jay striker scored 10 goals and provided two assists. He had a four-goal game in a Big East Championship tournament semifinal game and then kept scoring as his team won the tournament and reached their sixth NCAA final four.

The Omaha, Nebraska native played for the Elkhorn Soccer Club and at Creighton Prep High School.

McGuire is the second Creighton player to win the award after current Creighton coach Johnny Torres (1997).

Orlando City SC selected McGuire with the sixth overall pick in the MLS Superdraft.

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MAC HERMANN TROPHY
2002 -- Alecko Eskandarian (Virginia)
2003 -- Chris Wingert (St. John's)
2004 -- Danny O'Rourke (Indiana)
2005 -- Jason Garey (Maryland)
2006 -- Joseph Lapira (Notre Dame)
2007 -- O'Brian White (UConn)
2008 -- Marcus Tracy (Wake Forest)
2009 -- Teal Bunbury (Akron)
2010 -- Darlington Nagbe (Akron)
2011 -- Andrew Wenger (Duke)
2012 -- Patrick Mullins (Maryland)
2013 -- Patrick Mullins (Maryland)
2014 -- Leo Stolz (UCLA)
2015 -- Jordan Morris (Stanford)
2016 -- Ian Harkes (Wake Forest)
2017 -- Jon Bakero (Wake Forest)
2018 -- Andrew Gutman (Indiana)
2019 -- Robbie Robinson (Clemson)
2020 -- Gloire Amanda (Oregon State)
2021 -- Dante Polvara (Georgetown)
2022 -- Duncan McGuire (Creighton)

HERMANN TROPHY
1967 -- Dov Markus (Long Island Univ.)
1968 -- Manuel Hernandez (San Jose State)
1969 -- Al Trost (Saint Louis)
1970 -- Al Trost (Saint Louis)
1971 -- Mike Seerey (Saint Louis)
1972 -- Mike Seerey (Saint Louis)
1973 -- Dan Counce (Saint Louis)
1974 -- Farrukh Quraishi (Oneonta State)
1975 -- Steve Ralbovsky (Brown)
1976 -- Glenn Myernick (Hartwick)
1977 -- Billy Gazonas (Hartwick)
1978 -- Angelo DiBernardo (Indiana)
1979 -- Jim Stamatis (Penn State)
1980 -- Joe Morrone (Connecticut)
1981 -- Armando Betancourt (Indiana)
1982 -- Joe Ulrich (Duke)
1983 -- Mike Jeffries (Duke)
1984 -- Amr Aly (Columbia)
1985 -- Tom Kain (Duke)
1986 -- John Kerr (Duke)
1987 -- Bruce Murray (Clemson)
1988 -- Ken Snow (Indiana)
1989 -- Tony Meola (Virginia)
1990 -- Ken Snow (Indiana)
1991 -- Alexi Lalas (Rutgers)
1992 -- Brad Friedel (UCLA)
1993 -- Claudio Reyna (Virginia)
1994 -- Brian Maisonneuve (Indiana)
1995 -- Mike Fisher (Virginia)
1996 -- Mike Fisher (Virginia)
1997 -- Johnny Torres (Creighton)
1998 -- Wojtek Krakowiak (Clemson)
1999 -- Ali Curtis (Duke)
2000 -- Chris Gbandi (Connecticut)
2001 -- Luchi Gonzalez (Southern Methodist)

MAC AWARD
1986 -- John Kerr (Duke)
1987 -- John Harkes (Virginia)
1988 -- Ken Snow (Indiana)
1989 -- Tony Meola (Virginia)
1990 -- Ken Snow (Indiana)
1991 -- Alexi Lalas (Rutgers)
1992 -- Claudio Reyna (Virginia)
1993 -- Claudio Reyna (Virginia)
1994 -- Todd Yeagley (Indiana)
1995 -- Matt McKeon (Saint Louis)
1996 -- Mike Fisher (Virginia)
1997 -- Johnny Torres (Creighton)
1998 -- Jay Heaps (Duke)
1999 -- Sasha Victorine (UCLA)
2000 -- Ali Curtis (Duke)
2001 -- Luchi Gonzalez (Southern Methodist)