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Crowder College soccer’s Amin Zamani receives NJCAA Division I player of the week honors

By Michael Emami,

15 days ago

NEOSHO, MO — Crowder College soccer forward Amin Zamani received NJCAA Division I player of the week honors.

Zamani scored four goals and had one assist in last week’s games for the Roughriders. Scoring two goals in the 5-0 win over Metropolitan Community College, Zamani would match his performance by scoring two more against Northeast Texas.

Zamani currently has seven total goals on the season for Crowder, as he and the Roughriders will host Indian Hills Community College on Saturday, September 14 at noon.

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