Indiana University Athletics
11/12/2026 12:00:00 PM | Men's Soccer
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — A conference-best Ten Hoosiers feature in the Big Ten Postseason Awards, announced by the conference office on Thursday (Nov. 12).
Head coach Todd Yeagley received his fifth Big Ten Coach of the Year honor. Third-year goalkeeper Michal Mroz garnered the Big Ten Goalkeeper of the Year award.
Indiana leads the leagues with four players in the All-Big Ten first team, one in each position group: Mroz, defender Josh Maher, midfielder Alex Matthews and forward Oliver Moller-Jensen. The IU soccer program has totaled 129 first-team All-Big Ten honors all-time, 64 more than the next-best program (Penn State, 65).
Forward Easton Bogard and defender Nick McHenry further emphasize Indiana's excellence across the pitch, each featuring in the All-Big Ten second team.
First-year forward Michael Adu-Gyamfi, an electric force off the bench, made the Big Ten All-Freshman Team with 15 appearances in his rookie season. Fellow Ghanaian and Right to Dream Academy product Collins Oduro – himself a former All-Freshman team selection (2023) – was the team's Big Ten Sportsmanship Award honoree.
Yeagley led the program to its 20th Big Ten regular season title and has his team on the precipice of a conference tournament championship, hosting Washington Sunday in the Big Ten final. The No. 3-ranked Hoosiers have a 15-1-3 record and finished top of the table in conference play with a 7-1-2 mark.
Yeagley previously won Big Ten Coach of the Year honors in 2010, 2018, 2019 as well as the adjusted 2020-21 season. Only his father, Jerry Yeagley, has more (8). He has led the program to 12 Big Ten Championships – seven league, five tournament – as well as the national title in 2012. Todd Yeagley is the winningest coach, by number, all-time in Big Ten Conference play with 83 victories in league play.
Mroz becomes Indiana's third player to win Big Ten Goalkeeper of the Year since the award's introduction in 2013, joining Trey Muse (2018) and Roman Celentano – a repeat winner in 2020 and 2021. Both Muse and Celentano currently play in Major League Soccer.
Mroz, Maher and McHenry have led Indiana to a defensive record – 0.579 goals against average – that ranks best in the Big Ten and No. 3 in the country. Indiana has kept nine clean sheets, holding opponents to 11 goals, 178 shots (9.4 per game) and 69 shots on goal (3.6 per game). Mroz also leads the Big Ten in save percentage (.831) and set the program record for saves made in conference play, with 39.
Moller-Jensen (12 goals, 5 assists) and Bogard (9 goals, 2 assists) have combined for 21 goals and 59 points this season. Moller-Jensen has been a high-volume producer with multiple goal contributions in six matches this season, while Bogard has delivered in big moments with three decisive goals in 1-0 results and four match-winners.
2026 Big Ten Men's Soccer Postseason Honors
Offensive Player of the Year: ZACH RAMSEY, Washington
Midfielder of the Year: Alex Hall, Washington
Defensive Player of the Year: Harrison Bertos, Washington
Goalkeeper of the Year: Michal Mroz, Indiana
Freshman of the Year: Rodrigo Neri, Maryland
Coach of the Year: Todd Yeagley, Indiana
All-Big Ten First Team
Josh Maher, Jr., D, Indiana
Alex Matthews, R-Sr., M, Indiana
Oliver Moller-Jensen, Sr., F, Indiana
Michal Mroz, Jr., GK, Indiana
Andrew Darakdjian, Sr., F, Michigan State
Miles Merritt, Sr., M, Michigan State
Brandon Munson, Jr., D, Michigan State
Nick Collins, Sr., D, Rutgers
Harrison Bertos, Sr., D, Washington
Alex Hall, Jr., M, Washington
ZACH RAMSEY, Jr., F, Washington
All-Big Ten Second Team
Easton Bogard, Jr., F, Indiana
Nick McHenry, Jr., D, Indiana
Laurin Mack, Jr., GK, Maryland
Rodrigo Neri, Fr., F, Maryland
Richie Ludwig, Sr., F, Michigan State
Amer Lukovic, Grad., F, Rutgers
Zach Mastrodimos, So., M, Rutgers
Jaime Amaro, Jr., M, UCLA
Shakir Nixon, Jr., D, UCLA
Tre Wright, Sr., D, UCLA
Matthew Zachemski, Jr., M, Wisconsin
All-Freshman Team*
Michael Adu-Gyamfi, F, Indiana
Franklin Affanyi, D, Maryland
Said El Eyssami, F, Maryland
RODRIGO NERI, F, Maryland
Alex Gimple, F, Michigan
Josue Pfrommer, D, Northwestern
Jack Wayne, M, Ohio State
Sheridan McNish, D, Penn State
Jeffrey Bryjak, D, Rutgers
Hector Criado, D, Rutgers
Shaun Brun, D, Washington
JAKE GOETTING, F, Washington
Sportsmanship Honorees
Collins Oduro, Sr., F, Indiana
Albi Ndrenika, Grad., F, Maryland
Patrick O'Toole, Sr., D, Michigan
Connor O'Keefe, So., D, Michigan State
Italo Addimandi, Sr., F, Northwestern
Patrick McLaughlin, Sr., GK, Ohio State
Morgan Marshall, Sr., D, Penn State
Simon Gorczowski, So., D, Rutgers
Philip Naef, Sr., M, UCLA
Chad Sovde, Sr., M, Washington
Markie Hrvojevic, Sr., F, Wisconsin
Unanimous selections in ALL CAPS
* - additional player added due to ties in voting
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Head coach Todd Yeagley received his fifth Big Ten Coach of the Year honor. Third-year goalkeeper Michal Mroz garnered the Big Ten Goalkeeper of the Year award.
Indiana leads the leagues with four players in the All-Big Ten first team, one in each position group: Mroz, defender Josh Maher, midfielder Alex Matthews and forward Oliver Moller-Jensen. The IU soccer program has totaled 129 first-team All-Big Ten honors all-time, 64 more than the next-best program (Penn State, 65).
Forward Easton Bogard and defender Nick McHenry further emphasize Indiana's excellence across the pitch, each featuring in the All-Big Ten second team.
First-year forward Michael Adu-Gyamfi, an electric force off the bench, made the Big Ten All-Freshman Team with 15 appearances in his rookie season. Fellow Ghanaian and Right to Dream Academy product Collins Oduro – himself a former All-Freshman team selection (2023) – was the team's Big Ten Sportsmanship Award honoree.
Yeagley led the program to its 20th Big Ten regular season title and has his team on the precipice of a conference tournament championship, hosting Washington Sunday in the Big Ten final. The No. 3-ranked Hoosiers have a 15-1-3 record and finished top of the table in conference play with a 7-1-2 mark.
Yeagley previously won Big Ten Coach of the Year honors in 2010, 2018, 2019 as well as the adjusted 2020-21 season. Only his father, Jerry Yeagley, has more (8). He has led the program to 12 Big Ten Championships – seven league, five tournament – as well as the national title in 2012. Todd Yeagley is the winningest coach, by number, all-time in Big Ten Conference play with 83 victories in league play.
Mroz becomes Indiana's third player to win Big Ten Goalkeeper of the Year since the award's introduction in 2013, joining Trey Muse (2018) and Roman Celentano – a repeat winner in 2020 and 2021. Both Muse and Celentano currently play in Major League Soccer.
Mroz, Maher and McHenry have led Indiana to a defensive record – 0.579 goals against average – that ranks best in the Big Ten and No. 3 in the country. Indiana has kept nine clean sheets, holding opponents to 11 goals, 178 shots (9.4 per game) and 69 shots on goal (3.6 per game). Mroz also leads the Big Ten in save percentage (.831) and set the program record for saves made in conference play, with 39.
Moller-Jensen (12 goals, 5 assists) and Bogard (9 goals, 2 assists) have combined for 21 goals and 59 points this season. Moller-Jensen has been a high-volume producer with multiple goal contributions in six matches this season, while Bogard has delivered in big moments with three decisive goals in 1-0 results and four match-winners.
2026 Big Ten Men's Soccer Postseason Honors
Offensive Player of the Year: ZACH RAMSEY, Washington
Midfielder of the Year: Alex Hall, Washington
Defensive Player of the Year: Harrison Bertos, Washington
Goalkeeper of the Year: Michal Mroz, Indiana
Freshman of the Year: Rodrigo Neri, Maryland
Coach of the Year: Todd Yeagley, Indiana
All-Big Ten First Team
Josh Maher, Jr., D, Indiana
Alex Matthews, R-Sr., M, Indiana
Oliver Moller-Jensen, Sr., F, Indiana
Michal Mroz, Jr., GK, Indiana
Andrew Darakdjian, Sr., F, Michigan State
Miles Merritt, Sr., M, Michigan State
Brandon Munson, Jr., D, Michigan State
Nick Collins, Sr., D, Rutgers
Harrison Bertos, Sr., D, Washington
Alex Hall, Jr., M, Washington
ZACH RAMSEY, Jr., F, Washington
All-Big Ten Second Team
Easton Bogard, Jr., F, Indiana
Nick McHenry, Jr., D, Indiana
Laurin Mack, Jr., GK, Maryland
Rodrigo Neri, Fr., F, Maryland
Richie Ludwig, Sr., F, Michigan State
Amer Lukovic, Grad., F, Rutgers
Zach Mastrodimos, So., M, Rutgers
Jaime Amaro, Jr., M, UCLA
Shakir Nixon, Jr., D, UCLA
Tre Wright, Sr., D, UCLA
Matthew Zachemski, Jr., M, Wisconsin
All-Freshman Team*
Michael Adu-Gyamfi, F, Indiana
Franklin Affanyi, D, Maryland
Said El Eyssami, F, Maryland
RODRIGO NERI, F, Maryland
Alex Gimple, F, Michigan
Josue Pfrommer, D, Northwestern
Jack Wayne, M, Ohio State
Sheridan McNish, D, Penn State
Jeffrey Bryjak, D, Rutgers
Hector Criado, D, Rutgers
Shaun Brun, D, Washington
JAKE GOETTING, F, Washington
Sportsmanship Honorees
Collins Oduro, Sr., F, Indiana
Albi Ndrenika, Grad., F, Maryland
Patrick O'Toole, Sr., D, Michigan
Connor O'Keefe, So., D, Michigan State
Italo Addimandi, Sr., F, Northwestern
Patrick McLaughlin, Sr., GK, Ohio State
Morgan Marshall, Sr., D, Penn State
Simon Gorczowski, So., D, Rutgers
Philip Naef, Sr., M, UCLA
Chad Sovde, Sr., M, Washington
Markie Hrvojevic, Sr., F, Wisconsin
Unanimous selections in ALL CAPS
* - additional player added due to ties in voting
@IndianaMSOC
For all the latest on Indiana University men's soccer, be sure to follow the team at @IndianaMSOC on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
#NeverDaunted
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