Indianapolis, Ind. - On Thursday, November 5, the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) announced the men's soccer all-conference selections for the 2026 season. The University of Findlay was well represented, earning two First Team All-G-MAC selections, one Second Team selection, and the conference's Defensive Player of the Year award. Senior forward Carson Oberski earned First Team honors, while fifth-year forward Tom Middleham received Second Team recognition. Senior defender Andre Sardinha highlighted the Oilers' postseason accolades, becoming the first player in program history to be named G-MAC Defensive Player of the Year. In addition to these individual honors, the Oilers were also recognized as the recipients of the Great Midwest Athletic Conference Sportsmanship Award.

Defensive Player of the Year - Andre Sardinha
It was a historic season for senior defender Andre Sardinha, a native of Madeira, Portugal, as he became the first player in program history to earn G-MAC Defensive Player of the Year honors. Sardinha appeared and started in all 18 games for the Oilers, anchoring a Findlay back line that recorded six shutouts during regular-season play. A consistent presence in the lineup, Sardinha played all 90 minutes in every contest except two. In addition to his outstanding defensive contributions, Sardinha showcased his versatility on the offensive end, finding the back of the net three times on the season.

First Team All-Great Midwest - Carson Oberski
For the first time in his career, senior forward Carson Oberski earned First Team All-G-MAC honors. Appearing and starting in 13 games during the regular season, Oberski finished second in the conference with eight goals, including five game-winners, which led the G-MAC. In addition to his scoring ability, Oberski showcased his playmaking skills, recording five assists on the season. The senior finished with 21 points, averaging 1.62 points per game, the highest mark in the conference.

Second Team All-Great Midwest - Tom Middleham
It was another stellar season for fifth-year forward Tom Middleham, who played a key role in the Findlay offense with six goals on the year. The Ashton, England native also showcased his playmaking ability, distributing the ball to his teammates for five assists throughout the season. Middleham enters postseason play with 17 total points, ranking fourth in the G-MAC.