BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Campbellsville University placed three student-athletes on the 2026 Mid-South Conference men's soccer teams, with goalkeeper
Malthe Schou and forward
Mihlali Blesi earning first-team honors and defender
Mark Horn receiving second-team recognition.
Conference coaches selected the individual award winners and all-conference teams and were not permitted to vote for their own players. Fifteen student-athletes were named to each team.
Schou earned First Team All-MSC recognition after anchoring the Campbellsville defense throughout the regular season. He appeared in 15 matches, made 58 saves and recorded two individual shutouts while facing 86 shots on goal. Schou helped the Tigers secure clean sheets against Judson and Freed-Hardeman and contributed to a third team shutout against Brescia.
Blesi joined Schou on the first team after leading Campbellsville with seven goals, four assists and 18 points. The forward also paced the Tigers with 44 shots and 24 attempts on goal, scoring once from the penalty spot and recording one game-winning goal.
Blesi produced several of Campbellsville's most notable attacking performances during the regular season. He scored twice against Mount Vernon Nazarene and Georgetown, opened the scoring against No. 2 Georgia Gwinnett and assisted both second-half goals in the Tigers' 3-2 comeback victory over Bethel.
Horn was selected to the second team after appearing in all 16 regular-season matches along Campbellsville's back line. He recorded two assists, attempted nine shots and placed three on goal while helping the Tigers produce three clean sheets.
Cumberland swept the conference's five major awards. Luis Cerejo was named MSC Player of the Year, Mark Donaldson earned Defensive Player of the Year and David Barbakadze was selected as Freshman of the Year. Brian Davies received Coach of the Year honors, while Hendrik Metje was named Assistant Coach of the Year.
Cumberland won the MSC regular-season championship after finishing conference play 4-0-2 and collecting 14 points in the standings.
