
Siena Men’s Soccer Rebuilds for Title Defense with International Roster
A blend of 16 international newcomers, returning veterans, and strategic bonding activities sets the stage for Siena's upcoming season.
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A blend of 16 international newcomers, returning veterans, and strategic bonding activities sets the stage for Siena's upcoming season.

The Saints open their 2026 campaign on the road against NJIT, aiming to build on a historic 2025 run that featured a conference title and a strong defensive core.

Siena College's soccer teams have been honored with United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Awards for consecutive years, highlighting outstanding academic performance alongside athletic success.

Siena College's men's soccer program adds experienced English defender Leon Kelley-Quinn, seeking to build on its historic first conference title and NCAA Tournament appearance.

Midfielder Ivan Struk joins Siena Men's Soccer after a standout youth career in England and Latvia, adding depth to a program that captured its first conference title in 2025.

Siena College announced the addition of Guilderland-born midfielder Lucas Horja, whose youth pedigree and recent international experience promise to strengthen a program that just captured its first MAAC Championship and NCAA Tournament berth.

Coach Graciano Brito announced the addition of midfielder Lucas Horja, a Guilderland native, to the Siena roster, highlighting his youth achievements, professional development, and potential impact on a program coming off its first MAAC championship.

The Saints reveal a demanding 2026 calendar that opens on the road, features a rematch of the 2025 Metro Championship and culminates in a postseason run to retain their newly won conference crown.

Siena College has added Norwegian midfielder Ingvar Kolbjornsen to its men's soccer roster, a move that follows the team's first conference championship and NCAA Tournament appearance.

Midfielder Jacob Humienny, a Farmington, Connecticut native, joins Siena's 2026 squad after a standout freshman season at Skidmore College, bringing a suite of awards and a proven scoring touch.

Siena Men's Soccer has secured the signing of Lucas Tonnessen Soras, a Norwegian forward whose recent performances for Madla IL have earned praise for his technical quality, leadership, and offensive versatility.

Antonio Vicente, a native of Portimão, Portugal, joins Siena from Ribeira Brava, bringing 12 goals and six assists from his last campaign and a reputation for leadership.

Coach Graciano Brito announced the addition of midfielder Lucas Horja, a Guilderland native, to the Siena Saints roster for the upcoming season, highlighting his technical skill, attacking experience, and familiarity with the region.

Siena College’s men’s soccer program welcomes midfielder Oscar Dean, a promising talent from England, as head coach Graciano Brito looks to build on a historic championship season.

Siena's men's soccer team welcomes German midfielder Luca Wust, a former captain of TSV Schott Mainz, as they aim to build on a historic season that included their first conference championship and NCAA Tournament appearance.

Siena's men's soccer team announces the addition of English midfielder Tito Somuyiwa, highlighting his pedigree, creativity and the program's rising momentum.

Siena College has added Belgian forward Bruno Imarenakhue to its 2026 men's soccer roster, a move that deepens the team's attacking options after a breakthrough season that featured a first Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference championship and an NCAA Tournament appearance.

Coach Graciano Brito announced the signing of Enzo Lefebvre, a technically adept centre‑back, as Siena prepares for another ambitious campaign following its first conference title and NCAA Tournament run.

The Siena Saints have announced the addition of midfielder Emilio Migliorelli, a Hong Kong native with extensive European youth training and recent stints in Spain.

The NCAA Division I Cabinet has declined a proposal to extend the men's soccer season into two academic terms, but the debate over scheduling and student‑athlete welfare continues.

The NCAA Division I Cabinet is considering a two‑semester format for men’s soccer starting in 2027‑28, seeking to reduce injury risk and improve academic balance, though concerns about facilities and staffing remain.