DANBURY, Conn. - The Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) recently announced its 2025 Division III Football All-ECAC teams and major award winners which included Gallaudet University senior return specialist Andrae' Green (Washington, D.C.), who was named to the Second Team for Special Teams.

This is Green's second appearance on an All-ECAC team and the first since the 2023 season where he was on the Second Team for Special Teams. Gallaudet was the only representative from the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) on either teams. 

Green earned two ODAC Special Teams Player of the Week awards this season (Sept. 21, Oct. 19). He finished the season ranked No. 28 in NCAA Division III for combined kick returns with 617 yards. Green had a program record 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown at Bridgewater (Va.) College back on Oct. 18. In that same game, he made four kick returns for a career-high 143 yards. Green finished his career with 1,389 kick return yards on 53 returns for an average of 26.2 yards per return in 37 games played. Green had one kickoff returned for a touchdown every season for the past three years. On the defensive side of the ball, Green made 71 tackles (52 solo), five interceptions, 21 pass breakups, two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble. 

Washington & Jefferson College quarterback Kellan Stahl won ECAC Offensive Player of the Year, while Tyler Sordillo of Springfield College won ECAC Defensive Player of the Year, the second year in a row a Springfield College defender has won the award. Quintin Goode, quarterback of Westminster College, and Nazhier Wilson, linebacker from SUNY Brockport won ECAC Offensive and Defensive Rookie of the Year, respectively. Jon Drach, head coach of Union College, won ECAC Coach of the Year after leading Union to their first Liberty League title since 2019.

Also see:

• 2025 ECAC Division III Football Awards

ABOUT THE ECAC
The ECAC is an 86-year-old intercollegiate athletics organization with roughly 200 member schools for traditional sports across all three NCAA Divisions - I, II and III - that exists to enhance the experience of student-athletes participating in NCAA sports, and provide great value for universities, by sponsoring championships, leagues, bowl games, tournaments and other competitions throughout the country. The ECAC also hosts a comprehensive esports program, with over 300 schools, 4,000 teams and 10,000-plus participants in twenty-four different games titles. For more information visit  www.ecacsports.com.