Men's Team of the Week: August 25

Men's Team of the Week: August 25
by TopDrawerSoccer
August 25, 2026

Oliver Moller-Jensen, a senior transfer who began the season in fine form for Indiana, is the Player of the Week.

It began in a clash of historic giants as the dynamic forward scored twice and assisted once to account for every goal in a 3-1 win over Notre Dame. A few days later, it was more of the same, as the FAU transfer scored a goal and recorded an assist as the Hoosiers shut out Evansville 3-0.

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Player of the Week: Oliver Moller-Jensen, Indiana

Women’s Team of the Week: August 20-August 23

GK Will Devine, Coastal Carolina - NC State, fresh off a trip to the College Cup final, was unable to score versus Devine, who made four saves along with countless interventions.

D Takahiro Fujita, UCF - The highly touted transfer lived up to the billing to start the season, first scoring the lone goal to defeat Boston University 1-0, then contributing multiple clutch defensive plays in a 0-0 draw with Florida Atlantic.

D Devin Dillon, San Diego - Dillon scored a goal to cap off an impressive performance to defeat No. 1 Washington 2-1, then played another 90 minutes as the Toreros came out on top 3-1 against Liberty.

D Islam Houssni, Vermont - The junior defender was a creative force for the Catamounts, scoring one and assisting three in victories over George Mason and Colgate.

M Zach Ramsey, Washington - Although the defending champions dropped the opening match versus No. 12 San Diego, Ramsey found the back of the net, then followed with a hat trick at Gonzaga.

M Killian Doherty, Stonehill - The Massachusetts native fueled a successful week for the Skyhawks, scoring one and assisting another to defeat Rhode Island 3-2, then dispatching the lone goal in the win over Northeastern.

M Mason Jimenez, Clemson - Jimenez was immense for the Tigers as he played all 180 minutes and scored once to fuel a statement 5-0 win over No. 2 Furman, then 2-0 versus East Tennessee State.

M Carter Tavares, Creighton - Tavares, a freshman, began his collegiate career in remarkable form, scoring once and assisting twice to lead a 6-2 victory over Florida International on his debut, then scoring the equalizer in a 1-1 draw with Drake.

F Oliver Moller-Jensen, Indiana - The senior transfer scored three and assisted two in a perfect start to the campaign.

F Matt Lenert, College of Charleston - Lenert began the season on fire, first scoring once in the 1-1 tie with Davidson, then recording two goals and an assist in the 3-2 victory over FGCU.

F Brage Birkelund Eie, St. John's - The Red Storm put on an attacking show versus Loyola (MD), and at the core was Eie scoring twice and assisting once in the 5-0 win.

Honorable Mention: GK Sam Coss (Duquesne), D Brandon Munson (Michigan State), D Bryan Toro (Boston College), D Alex Posada (Duquesne), M Raphael Kistmann (Kansas City), M Oren Stuppel (UC San Diego), M Alexander Chow (Stanford), M Sean Keane (Hofstra), F Jaden Dubon (George Washington), F Luke van Heukelum (Wisconsin), F Tomiwa Adewumi (Marquette), F Brando Bedolla (Longwood)

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