Grant Cayot and J.J. Fortner first team All-Ohio
ONU seniors Grant Cayot (Roanoke, Ind./Blackhawk Christian), J.J. Fortner(Maumee/Anthony Wayne), Chris Garbig (Wilder, Ky./Highlands) and Cory Lains (Zionsville, Ind.) have been named Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association All-Ohio for the 2017 season.
Cayot and Fortner were both dubbed First Team All-Ohio, while Garbig was named Second Team All-Ohio and Lains was named Third Team All-Ohio.
Cayot earned his first All-Ohio honor in his career after being named First Team All-OAC in 2017.
A year after earning his first All-Conference nod, Cayot tied for first on the team with five assists and appeared in and started all 20 contests for ONU this season. Of the 85 games he has appeared in during his career, Cayot was a starter in 78 of those contests.
Fortner makes his first career appearance on the All-Ohio teams after being named First Team All-Ohio as a midfielder.
The senior led the team and ranked second in the OAC with 14 goals this season and also led the team and ranked third in the conference with 30 points.
Fortner started in all 20 contests this season, and played in 59 games in his career, making 40 starts.
Garbig earns his third career All-Ohio honor after he was named Second Team All-Ohio.
The senior midfielder scored two goals and added two assists this season for ONU and started in all 20 contests.
Garbig has appeared in 83 career games, making starts in 81 of those contests.
Lains earned his first career All-Ohio nod after being named Third Team All-Ohio in 2017.
The senior ranked third on the team with five goals this season and was tied for first on the team with five assists.
Lains appeared in all 20 contests, making starts in 19 of those games.
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