A Diverse Incoming Class
Brown Men's Soccer has announced seven new additions for the 2026 season, marking a significant infusion of talent ahead of the campaign.
The incoming group comprises five first‑year students and two transfer athletes, each bringing a distinct blend of athletic prowess and academic achievement.
Coach Chase Wileman, who has overseen the program’s recent growth, expressed enthusiasm about the new roster, emphasizing how the newcomers will shape both the team’s culture and its competitive edge.
Spotlight on the New Recruits
Sergio Canós Seneci, a midfielder/defender hailing from Madrid, Spain, arrives after earning promotion with his U16 side to the highest regional league, a testament to his defensive acumen and leadership.
Luke Harrell, a defender from Ormond Beach, Florida, was recently crowned the 2025‑26 Volusia/Flagler All‑Area Player of the Year, highlighting his standout performances at the high school level.
Graham Kois, a goalkeeper from Scotch Plains, New Jersey, comes to Brown after a three‑year varsity stint that produced All‑State, All‑County and All‑Conference honors, underscoring his reliability between the posts.
Donovan Mark, a forward from Los Angeles, California, brings a track record of two‑time First Team All‑Gold Coast League selections and two Gold Coast League MVP awards, signaling a potent attacking threat.
Ethan Rabel, a midfielder from Maynard, Massachusetts, earned a spot on the New England Soccer Journal’s Top 50 Boys Soccer Prospects list for the class of 2026, reflecting his growing reputation among scouts.
Alex Sauerbrei, a defender from Seattle, Washington, boasts First Team All‑State recognition and three ECNL National Championship titles, adding a championship pedigree to the back line.
Tyler Teixeira, a defender from Orlando, Florida, served as team captain and led his squad to an MLS NEXT Florida League Championship, demonstrating both leadership and defensive solidity.
Coach Wileman concluded his remarks by noting that the new class not only strengthens the team’s tactical options but also enriches the locker‑room dynamic with varied backgrounds and experiences.
The university’s athletic department, anchored by Brown University, looks forward to integrating these athletes into the campus community, anticipating that their contributions will reverberate on and off the field.