Baker returns after leading the Indonesia national team to the ASEAN trophy.

Compiling a resume that can only be described as incredible, Brice is enjoying one of the best campaigns a center back has had in recent years. Not only has the junior played almost every minute for a defense that ranks second in the nation with four conceded in ten games, but he also shares the team lead with three goals scored, none of which have been penalty kicks. The path to the TDS Player of the Year trophy is narrow, but continued two-way dominance along with a maintained national ranking would make a compelling case.

Kansas City is enjoying the best season in program history and at the core is Gosch, a physically dominant and intelligent center back who has played all but nine minutes on the year. The No. 3 ranked Kangaroos boast a top 25 ranked defense despite playing one of the toughest schedules in the nation, and the graduate senior has fueled that dominance while also adding three assists. Trophies will have to be part of the equation but Gosch is a deserved feature in the TDS Player of the Year race.

Gyan scored one each in a 4-1 victory over No. 21 UNC Wilmington, and 2-2 draw with No. 23 Georgia Southern.

After starting in a victory over No. 12 Maryland, the senior forward scored twice to defeat Kentucky 3-1.

Panozzo led the team to another clean sheet victory, the time 2-0 over No. 13 Wake Forest.

Ramsey played all 90 minutes of a 0-0 draw with Wisconsin.

Real rescued a draw versus Memphis, scoring a second half equalizer to tie 1-1.

Continuing his break out season, Reed converted a penalty in a 1-1 draw with St. John’s.

Ware was held scoreless in a 3-0 loss at Gardner-Webb.