Men's Soccer Top Stories

On May 4 and 16, the Brandeis Department of Athletics handed out its annual awards to a handful of outstanding student-athletes. Learn more about the winners here!

The Brandeis Athletics Hall of Fame will honor 75 years of Brandeis with one inductee from each of the seven decades of the department's existence.

The Judges all had GPAs greater than 3.60 to earn a spot on the Academic All-America teams.

Rainer Osselmann-Chai is Brandeis's first Rookie of the Year in the league, while transfer Sancho Maroto Tobias earned second team honors and senior Isaac Mukala is an honorable mention for the second year in a row.

The Judges honored their seven members playing their final games today.

Rainer Osselmann-Chai converted a second-half PK and Aiden Guthro made 10 saves, but it wasn't enough to pull the upset.

A 30th-minute header was the difference as the Judges picked up their first conference win.

The two Brandeis transfers combined for five goals and an assist in their games over the weekend.

Sancho Maroto Tobias had two Brandeis goals for the second match in a row, giving him seven on the season.

This was the second-highest Fall total in program history, trailing only last year's 62 honorees.

On October 7-8, Brandeis Athletics inducted four legendary coaches into the Hall of Fame, while raising more than $100,000 as part of the Homecoming and Giving DEISday festivities.

Sancho Maroto Tobias netted a pair of first-half goals, but the Eagles equalized early in the second half and went ahead after the Judges went a man down.

Quintin Wrabley made four saves in his first career start, but a late goal for UR was the difference in the contest.

Forrest Shimazu had a nice defensive play to keep the game scoreless early in the second half, but The Tartans scored an 80th minute goal to take the win

The Justice talked to Coach Coven after his 500th career win against Babson in 2015.

The Judges played a man down for the final 70 minutes and could not penetrate the CWRU defense.

Newcomers Sancho Maroto Tobias and Rainer Osselmann-Chai each scored goals for the Judges.

Andres Gonzalez made his second career goal an equalizer, but no one could break the deadlock in the final 33 minutes.

First-year Nico Beninda contributed his first collegiate game-winner as the Judges topped the Lyons.

The Cardinal scored once in the first half and twice in the second.

The senior transfer from UMass Lowell scored one goal and created a Babson own goal as the Judges kept the Beavers at bay.

The Judges took their first loss despite goals from senior Isaac Mukala and rookie Nico Beninda.

In a back-and-forth affair, neither side was able to find the back of the net after 90 minutes. Aiden Guthro had three saves for his second shutout of the season.

Max Horowitz had his second career three-point game, assisting the first goal and scoring the second as the Judges cruised to victory.

This summer, our spotlight series talks to alumni who have followed our 2022 Hall of Fame inductees into the coaching profession to find out what lessons they have learned and carried through their careers. Today, Ben Applefied '14, now the U-12 soccer coach for Inter Miami.

Groves comes to Brandeis with a wealth of experience at Brown University and Babson College.

On May 4th, the Brandeis University Athletic Department handed out its annual honors. Learn about the award winners here!

We look back at just a few of the great Black athletes in Brandeis history.

The Judges' previous record for the fall season was 50.