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11/13/2026 1:00:00 PM | Men's Soccer
RIVERSIDE --- The Pac-12 Conference announced its all-conference recipients on Friday afternoon. Following a second-place finish in their first season of membership, six California Baptist student-athletes have been honored with all-conference status.
CBU finished its first Pac-12 season with a 3-1-2 mark, placing it second in the conference standings. The Lancers earned the right to host a semifinal match, which ended in a 2-1 loss to San Diego State.
The Lancers' 12 wins in the 2026 season are the most in the program's Division I era.
For their efforts in the regular season, four Lancers have been named to the First-Team All-Conference: senior Stavros Charalampous, junior Blake D'Agostino, junior William Lawson, and freshman Justin Ojo.
Charalampous was named Co-Midfielder of the Year, an honor he shares with Oregon State's Oliver Hernandez Parra. The senior midfielder appeared in all 18 games this season with 17 starts. He scored two goals to pair with three assists. Charalampous is now a three-time First-Team All-Conference honoree, coming off two First-Team All-WAC selections and the 2025 WAC Defensive Player of the Year.
Lawson, who wrapped up his second season with the Lancers, claims the honor of Defensive Player of the Year. Named to the Mac Hermann Award Watchlist as one of the top players in the nation, opponents averaged just 1.1 goals per match in the 16 games he appeared in. He dished one assist this season and was shown zero cautions. The First-Team All-Conference selection is Lawson's second.
Ojo adds the Lancers' third top honor as he was named Co-Newcomer of the Year along with Oregon State's John Koutelieris. The freshman forward scored six goals, which was the most among freshmen in the Pac-12, including the fourth hat trick of the Lancers' Division I era.
D'Agostino, the Lancers' fourth First-Team All-Conference selection, led CBU with seven goals and seven assists in his senior campaign. D'Agostino is now a two-time First-Team All-Conference honoree.
CBU added one selection to the Second-Team All-Conference, as junior defender Haroun Conteh was honored. Conteh, now a two-time All-Conference honoree, was the only player to start all 18 matches this season. He totaled 1,528 minutes and anchored a CBU defense that allowed 1.00 goals per match.
The Lancers also had two All-Freshman Team selections: Ojo and Mustapha Khasim. Khasim appeared in 15 matches with 13 starts. He scored one goal and finished with one assist.
Oregon State's Wyatt Borso was named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year. Gonzaga's Chema Preciado was named Goalkeeper of the Year. Jarred Brookins of Oregon State earned Coach of the Year after the Beavers claimed the Pac-12 Regular Season Championship. OSU will host San Diego State on Saturday in the Pac-12 Championship Match.
CBU finished its first Pac-12 season with a 3-1-2 mark, placing it second in the conference standings. The Lancers earned the right to host a semifinal match, which ended in a 2-1 loss to San Diego State.
The Lancers' 12 wins in the 2026 season are the most in the program's Division I era.
For their efforts in the regular season, four Lancers have been named to the First-Team All-Conference: senior Stavros Charalampous, junior Blake D'Agostino, junior William Lawson, and freshman Justin Ojo.
Charalampous was named Co-Midfielder of the Year, an honor he shares with Oregon State's Oliver Hernandez Parra. The senior midfielder appeared in all 18 games this season with 17 starts. He scored two goals to pair with three assists. Charalampous is now a three-time First-Team All-Conference honoree, coming off two First-Team All-WAC selections and the 2025 WAC Defensive Player of the Year.
Lawson, who wrapped up his second season with the Lancers, claims the honor of Defensive Player of the Year. Named to the Mac Hermann Award Watchlist as one of the top players in the nation, opponents averaged just 1.1 goals per match in the 16 games he appeared in. He dished one assist this season and was shown zero cautions. The First-Team All-Conference selection is Lawson's second.
Ojo adds the Lancers' third top honor as he was named Co-Newcomer of the Year along with Oregon State's John Koutelieris. The freshman forward scored six goals, which was the most among freshmen in the Pac-12, including the fourth hat trick of the Lancers' Division I era.
D'Agostino, the Lancers' fourth First-Team All-Conference selection, led CBU with seven goals and seven assists in his senior campaign. D'Agostino is now a two-time First-Team All-Conference honoree.
CBU added one selection to the Second-Team All-Conference, as junior defender Haroun Conteh was honored. Conteh, now a two-time All-Conference honoree, was the only player to start all 18 matches this season. He totaled 1,528 minutes and anchored a CBU defense that allowed 1.00 goals per match.
The Lancers also had two All-Freshman Team selections: Ojo and Mustapha Khasim. Khasim appeared in 15 matches with 13 starts. He scored one goal and finished with one assist.
Oregon State's Wyatt Borso was named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year. Gonzaga's Chema Preciado was named Goalkeeper of the Year. Jarred Brookins of Oregon State earned Coach of the Year after the Beavers claimed the Pac-12 Regular Season Championship. OSU will host San Diego State on Saturday in the Pac-12 Championship Match.
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