BOSTON -- Northeastern men's soccer goalkeeper Tobias Jahn has been named to the 2025 Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) All-Conference Third Team, the league announced on Wednesday afternoon. The honor caps a stellar final season for Jahn, who anchored the Huskies' defense throughout the campaign and established himself among the nation's most active keepers.

Jahn recorded 64 saves during the 2025 season, ranking 22nd in the NCAA in total saves and 33rd nationally in saves per game (4.27). Within the CAA, he finished third in both saves per game and save percentage (.736). The senior posted two shutouts on the year while facing consistent offensive pressure, making key stops to keep Northeastern competitive in conference play down to the final match day. He started all 15 games for Northeastern in 2025 with a 1.53 goals against average, reflecting his ability to perform under fire throughout the season. Jahn becomes the first NU goalkeeper to make an All-CAA team since 2021.

The All-CAA honor provides a fitting conclusion to Jahn's impressive collegiate career. After three standout seasons at Wisconsin-Green Bay (2021-23), where he compiled 133 saves and 12 shutouts while posting an extraordinary 0.97 goals against average, Jahn transferred to Northeastern for his final two seasons. Over his two-year tenure with the Huskies, he added 86 more saves and three additional shutouts. Jahn finishes his collegiate career with 219 total saves and 15 shutouts across 60 games, establishing a legacy of consistency and dependability between the posts.