Soccer

Midwestern State Mustangs Capture Historic NCAA Division II Men’s Soccer Championship

Celebration, community parade, and upcoming 2026 season opener highlight historic achievement

Midwestern State University's men's soccer team made history in 2025 by capturing the program's first NCAA Division II national championship, a triumph that culminated in a 2-0 victory over Rollins on December 14, 2025.

A Season Defined by Eleven Straight Wins

The Mustangs rode an unprecedented 11-game winning streak, culminating in a decisive win that secured the title and cemented the team's place among the nation's elite Division II programs.

Ring Ceremony and Community Parade

A ring ceremony held on August 8 at the Wichita Falls Museum of Art honored the champions, where university President Stacia Haynie, head coach Michael Meechum, and athletics director Kyle Williams delivered remarks celebrating the team's character and determination.

The following day, a community parade on February 7 drew thousands of supporters who lined the streets to celebrate the No. 1‑ranked Mustangs, the best Division II soccer team in the nation.

Looking Forward to the 2026 Campaign

The 2026 season opens with matches against Cal State East Bay on August 27 at the UTD Soccer Complex in Dallas, followed by a home game against Southern Nazarene on September 10 at 7 p.m., promising another exciting chapter for the program.

Sponsorship and Community Support

Athletics Director Kyle Williams took the opportunity to thank the Mustangs' sponsors, whose contributions have been vital in sustaining the soccer program and enabling the university to compete at the highest level.

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