Men's Team of the Week: September 15

Men's Team of the Week: September 15
by TopDrawerSoccer
September 15, 2026

The latest men’s college Team of the Week,  presented by Soccer Management Company, is led by a sophomore enjoying a breakout season.

Saint Mary’s (CA) played three games over the last week, and Cameron Kobey ensured the team survived in undefeated fashion. It began with an assist in a 2-2 draw with Air Force, then another assist and goal in a furious 3-3 comeback with Creighton, and finally a goal to help defeat Omaha 2-1.

Player of the Week: Cameron Kobey, Saint Mary's (CA)(m) 

Men’s Team of the Week: September 7-13

GK Harvey Heeps, Houston Christian - On the road at Grand Canyon, Heeps produced his best collegiate performance with ten saves and an assist to earn an unexpected 1-0 victory.

D Brevyn Cole, Kansas City - Still working back to his best after missing last season with injury, Cole had a dominant week for the Kangaroos, compiling three assists across victories over Drake and No. 25 Michigan State.

D Daniel Lang, South Carolina - Helping the squad to two more clean-sheet victories, Lang impressed with an assist versus No. 20 High Point, then a start versus UNC Greensboro.

D Enzo Panozzo, SMU - Panozzo began an impressive week with a goal versus Incarnate Word, then played all 90 minutes to defeat Pittsburg 2-1

M Luc Achermann-Stanfield, Tulsa - Tulsa only played once this week, and the English forward took full advantage with two goals and two assists to lead a 4-1 win over Temple.

M Thomas O’Rourke, Akron - O’Rourke led a 3-2 victory over No. 17 Cornell, with a goal and an assist, then produced another helper in the 2-1 win at Saint Louis.

M Freddy Jeffreys, Delaware - Jeffreys impressed with two assists in a 3-0 win at Loyola (MD), followed by scoring a goal in the 2-2 draw with Mount St. Mary’s

M Cameron Kobey, Saint Mary's (CA)(m) - Kobey scored two and assisted two as the Gaels went undefeated in their three games.

F Jayden Fitzgerald Boes, Stanford - The talented freshman announced himself to the college soccer world, scoring three in the 4-0 victory over CSUN. That made him the first Cardinal to score a hat trick in fourteen years, as he also started the following game, a 2-2 tie.

F Matt Lenert, College of Charleston - Lenert delivered this week. First, a brace to defeat Winthrop 4-1, then another goal as the team defeated USC Upstate 2-1.

F Pablo Pozos, West Virginia - The senior captain dominated, converting a penalty to help defeat George Mason 2-1, before compiling two goals and two assists in the 5-0 shutout of Denver.

Honorable Mention: GK Anton Kinnunen (Lehigh), D Tate Lampman (Georgetown), D Joseph Mwamba (Central Arkansas), D Hugo Vogel (UCF), M Noah Lechelt (Wisconsin-Green Bay), M Mo Diallo (Drexel), M Pablo Martinez (Dayton ), M Miguel Soto Gonzalez (New Hampshire), F Tomiwa Adewumi (Marquette), F Mitch Coughlon (Bradley), F Andrea Di Blasio (Boston University)

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