BAY CITY, Mich. – Five members of the Parkside men's soccer team earned All-Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference honors for the 2026 season, the conference announced on Thursday.
Keven Sosa, Hudson Scheiber, and Jaime Vazquez represented Parkside on the All-GLIAC Second Team, Pablo Seco and while Angel Luevano earned honorable mention honors. Vazquez collected his second consecutive selection, while the other four Rangers received all-conference recognition for the first time.
Sosa earned second-team honors at forward following a career-best season leading the Parkside attack. The junior established career highs with six goals, 12 points and 1,032 minutes played, pacing the Rangers in goals, points, shots (30) and shots on goal (18). His six goals ranked fifth in the GLIAC, while his 12 points ranked seventh. Sosa appeared in all 17 matches, making 16 starts, and scored in six different contests.
Scheiber received second-team recognition in the midfield after starting all 17 matches for the Rangers. The redshirt junior was one of four Parkside players to start every match and logged 1,470 minutes, the third-most among the team's field players. Scheiber led the Rangers with four assists, ranking seventh in the GLIAC, and added two goals to finish with eight points. He also scored the lone goal in Parkside's 1-0 victory over St. Cloud State in the regular-season finale.
Vazquez repeated as a second-team defender after helping anchor a Parkside back line that recorded seven clean sheets. The senior started all 16 matches in which he appeared, totaling 1,439 minutes. Along with his defensive contributions, Vazquez scored two goals for four points, finding the net against St. Cloud State and Purdue Northwest. The Rangers finished with a 1.12 goals-against average, ranking third in the GLIAC.
Seco also received honorable mention honors after setting career highs across the board during his sophomore campaign. He finished second on the team with four goals and 10 points, adding two assists while starting 16 of his 17 appearances. Seco led the Rangers with two game-winning goals, ranking third in the GLIAC, and recorded 28 shots across 1,004 minutes. His season included a two-goal performance in Parkside's 3-0 victory over Purdue Northwest on Oct. 7.
Luevano earned honorable mention recognition following a sophomore season that featured career highs in goals, points, shots and minutes played. He appeared in all 17 matches and made 16 starts, totaling 1,431 minutes. Luevano finished with two goals and four points, including a game-winning goal, and tied for second on the team with 28 shots.
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