11/5/2026 12:00:00 PM | Men's Soccer
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The Summit League announced its Men's Soccer postseason awards Thursday afternoon, with nine Roos earning All-Summit League recognition and Head Coach Ryan Pore being named Coach of the Year for the third consecutive season.
"I'm incredibly proud of this group and what they accomplished throughout the regular season. Winning our second consecutive Summit League regular-season championship is a reflection of the commitment, consistency and collective effort of our entire team," said Head Coach Ryan Pore. "These individual awards are well deserved, and I'm especially pleased to see so many of our players recognized for the roles they played in our success. We have a talented group of individuals, but what makes this team special is how they come together and put the team first. This recognition is a credit to our players and staff, and we're excited about the opportunity ahead as we turn our attention to the postseason."
Head Coach Ryan Pore earned his third consecutive Summit League Coach of the Year award after guiding the Roos through another successful campaign. Kansas City captured the regular-season championship with one match remaining and reached its highest national ranking in program history.
Mark Ramarola headlines the award winners: Midfielder of the Year & Newcomer of the Year and First Team All-Summit League and All-Newcomer Team selections. The Frenchman finished the regular season with six goals and four assists. Ramarola also recorded three game-winning goals and started all 16 matches this season. In Summit League play, Ramarola led the Roos with four goals and eight points across five matches, adding one game-winning goal against Delaware.
Bryson Gosch earned Defensive Player of the Year honors and a spot on the First Team All-Summit League. The fifth-year defender started all 16 matches for Kansas City, logging 1,393 minutes on the back line. Gosch also contributed three assists while helping anchor the Roos' defense throughout the season. During conference play, Gosch added an assist in a 3-1 win over Oral Roberts.
Mariano Beunza earned First Team All-Summit League recognition after finishing the regular season as Kansas City's leading goal scorer. The forward recorded seven goals and 14 points in 16 appearances, starting all 16 matches. Beunza also registered three game-winning goals, including a key performance throughout the Roos' conference championship push. In Summit League play, Beunza recorded three goals in five matches, including two game-winning goals, the penalty against St. Thomas and his second goal sealed the Senior Day win against UMass to also clinch the Summit League Regular Season title.
Raphael Kistmann joined his teammates on the First Team after putting together an impressive season in the midfield. He finished with six goals and three assists in 12 appearances, making 12 starts. Kistmann's three game-winning goals tied for the team lead, while his 16 shots on goal led Kansas City. Against Summit League opponents, Kistmann recorded one goal and two assists, including a game-winning goal against Oral Roberts.
Brevyn Cole earned Second Team All-Summit League honors after contributing one goal and a team-high five assists. The senior defender appeared in 16 matches, making 13 starts, and finished with seven points on the season. His five assists ranked among the best on the Kansas City roster. In conference play, Cole added one assist in a 3-1 win against Oral Roberts.
Miguel Fernandez collected Second Team All-Summit League recognition after appearing in 14 matches and making 14 starts. The senior midfielder contributed three assists and logged 1,175 minutes for the Roos, providing a consistent presence in the midfield throughout the season.
Brandon Kincaid earned Second Team All-Summit League honors after serving as Kansas City's primary goalkeeper. The fifth-year goalkeeper made 14 starts, recording 1,260 minutes between the posts for the Roos. During Summit League play, Kincaid started all five conference matches, recording 12 saves, seven goals allowed, a 1.40 goals-against average and two shutouts.
Mathias Baucher earned Honorable Mention recognition after appearing in all 16 matches, making 12 starts. The fifth-year midfielder finished the season with one goal and three assists for five points in 964 minutes. In Summit League play, Baucher contributed two assists across five conference matches.
Bryce Outman rounded out the player honors with an Honorable Mention selection. The sophomore appeared in 15 matches, making 13 starts, and recorded one goal and three assists for five points. Outman also added six shots on goal during the season. Against Summit League opponents, Outman contributed one assist in five conference matches.
Kansas City is back in action next Wednesday, November 11, when the Roos host the Summit League Semifinals at 6 p.m. CT. Their opponent will be either fifth-seeded St. Thomas or fourth-seeded Oral Roberts.
"I'm incredibly proud of this group and what they accomplished throughout the regular season. Winning our second consecutive Summit League regular-season championship is a reflection of the commitment, consistency and collective effort of our entire team," said Head Coach Ryan Pore. "These individual awards are well deserved, and I'm especially pleased to see so many of our players recognized for the roles they played in our success. We have a talented group of individuals, but what makes this team special is how they come together and put the team first. This recognition is a credit to our players and staff, and we're excited about the opportunity ahead as we turn our attention to the postseason."
Head Coach Ryan Pore earned his third consecutive Summit League Coach of the Year award after guiding the Roos through another successful campaign. Kansas City captured the regular-season championship with one match remaining and reached its highest national ranking in program history.
Mark Ramarola headlines the award winners: Midfielder of the Year & Newcomer of the Year and First Team All-Summit League and All-Newcomer Team selections. The Frenchman finished the regular season with six goals and four assists. Ramarola also recorded three game-winning goals and started all 16 matches this season. In Summit League play, Ramarola led the Roos with four goals and eight points across five matches, adding one game-winning goal against Delaware.
Bryson Gosch earned Defensive Player of the Year honors and a spot on the First Team All-Summit League. The fifth-year defender started all 16 matches for Kansas City, logging 1,393 minutes on the back line. Gosch also contributed three assists while helping anchor the Roos' defense throughout the season. During conference play, Gosch added an assist in a 3-1 win over Oral Roberts.
Mariano Beunza earned First Team All-Summit League recognition after finishing the regular season as Kansas City's leading goal scorer. The forward recorded seven goals and 14 points in 16 appearances, starting all 16 matches. Beunza also registered three game-winning goals, including a key performance throughout the Roos' conference championship push. In Summit League play, Beunza recorded three goals in five matches, including two game-winning goals, the penalty against St. Thomas and his second goal sealed the Senior Day win against UMass to also clinch the Summit League Regular Season title.
Raphael Kistmann joined his teammates on the First Team after putting together an impressive season in the midfield. He finished with six goals and three assists in 12 appearances, making 12 starts. Kistmann's three game-winning goals tied for the team lead, while his 16 shots on goal led Kansas City. Against Summit League opponents, Kistmann recorded one goal and two assists, including a game-winning goal against Oral Roberts.
Brevyn Cole earned Second Team All-Summit League honors after contributing one goal and a team-high five assists. The senior defender appeared in 16 matches, making 13 starts, and finished with seven points on the season. His five assists ranked among the best on the Kansas City roster. In conference play, Cole added one assist in a 3-1 win against Oral Roberts.
Miguel Fernandez collected Second Team All-Summit League recognition after appearing in 14 matches and making 14 starts. The senior midfielder contributed three assists and logged 1,175 minutes for the Roos, providing a consistent presence in the midfield throughout the season.
Brandon Kincaid earned Second Team All-Summit League honors after serving as Kansas City's primary goalkeeper. The fifth-year goalkeeper made 14 starts, recording 1,260 minutes between the posts for the Roos. During Summit League play, Kincaid started all five conference matches, recording 12 saves, seven goals allowed, a 1.40 goals-against average and two shutouts.
Mathias Baucher earned Honorable Mention recognition after appearing in all 16 matches, making 12 starts. The fifth-year midfielder finished the season with one goal and three assists for five points in 964 minutes. In Summit League play, Baucher contributed two assists across five conference matches.
Bryce Outman rounded out the player honors with an Honorable Mention selection. The sophomore appeared in 15 matches, making 13 starts, and recorded one goal and three assists for five points. Outman also added six shots on goal during the season. Against Summit League opponents, Outman contributed one assist in five conference matches.
Kansas City is back in action next Wednesday, November 11, when the Roos host the Summit League Semifinals at 6 p.m. CT. Their opponent will be either fifth-seeded St. Thomas or fourth-seeded Oral Roberts.
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