The Lakeland University men's soccer team is bolstering its roster with 25 new players from eight states, bringing in a mix of talent and experience. Head Coach Kyle Quintell expressed excitement about how this diverse group, including 14 players from Wisconsin and others from as far away as California and Florida, will elevate the program following last season's success. With a goal to build on last year's record of seven wins鈥攖he highest in a decade鈥攖he new recruits are expected to contribute significantly to the team's continued growth.

By the Numbers
  • 25 newcomers joined the Muskies this season.
  • Included are players from eight different states: Wisconsin, Illinois, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, and Missouri.
State of Play
  • The Muskies recorded their best season since 2013 last year with a total of 7 wins.
  • The team aims to improve on a 2-8-2 conference record in the NACC.
What's Next

With the new roster, the Muskies are prepared to enhance their performance in the upcoming season. The integration of diverse skill sets and backgrounds may lead to improved collaboration on the field. Fans can expect a stronger collective effort as the team seeks to achieve higher goals this year.

Bottom Line

The infusion of talent and diversity in the Muskies' roster signals an optimistic future for the men鈥檚 soccer program. As the team strives to build upon last season's success, this new class could be vital in reaching new heights.