St. Thomas men's soccer has been projected to tie for fifth in the Summit League following a strong season in 2025, where they achieved a program-best 7-5-5 record. The team will have a mix of 18 newcomers and 10 returning players, with goalkeeper Moritz Krenc and midfielder Merrick Schaefer highlighted as Players to Watch. Kansas City tops the Coaches' Poll, while St. Thomas secured 9 points, placing them alongside Omaha. Last season, the Tommies showcased their offensive and defensive capabilities, scoring a program-high 24 goals and conceding only 22.

By the Numbers
  • St. Thomas scored 24 goals in the 2025 season, setting a program record.
  • The team allowed 22 goals, marking their best defensive record since moving to Division I.
State of Play
  • St. Thomas finished unbeaten at home last season with a record of 4-0-4.
  • The team gears up for back-to-back home games to start their 2026 season against Detroit Mercy and Green Bay.
What's Next

The Tommies will kick off their 2026 season on August 20, facing Detroit Mercy, a team they have never played before. Following that, they will battle Green Bay, who holds an unbeaten record against St. Thomas at South Field.

Bottom Line

With key players returning and a blend of new talent, St. Thomas is poised to build on their previous success as they aim to exceed the fifth-place prediction in the Summit League. Their upcoming matches are crucial for setting the tone this season.