CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. – FIFA, Smash, and Apex were all competing in postseason play over the last couple of weeks. 

Daniel Laguna won the ECAC conference tournament after being the two seed in the bracket. In his first round, he defeated Fanshawe College 2-1. Laguna lost the first match and then rallied to win the next two. Daniel's second match against Canisius University was merely identical. He lost the first game and fought to claim the 2-1 victory. In the round of eight, Laguna swept Fanshawe College. He outscored his opponent 8-5 in those two games. 

Moving into the final four, the format moved from a best-of-three to a best-of-five series. Game one didn't favor Daniel, but the momentum shifted, and he took the next three games. Laguna scored 19 goals in this series. 

Laguna matched up with the fourth-seeded University at Albany. This series would again go the distance as Daniel was crowned the 2025 champion. 

Sergio Laguna also made a run, entering as the 22nd seed out of 126 players and 72 teams. He swept SUNY Buffalo State University 2-0 in his first matchup. Lagunas second matchup was a 2-0 victory over Southeastern University. His run ended in the top 8 with a 0-2 loss to Conestoga College. 

The Apex squad, which included Stephen Bishop, James Ahren, and Evan Rock, finished 14th in the ECAC playoffs. 

Smash placed 2nd overall in the conference. CU swept Freed-Hardeman in the first round of the playoffs. John Luke Roberts took six stocks. Keeghan Finn stole eight. Dalton Kehm erased five. Jacob Kehm was responsible for the last two. The Tigers dropped the match to University of the Cumberlands in the finals. Roberts ended with five stocks. Keegan Finn took three. D. Kehm put on a show with nine. J. Kehm erased four.