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Five Blue Streaks Secure a Spot on All-NCAC Men's Soccer Team

| By: Caitlyn Minney, Staff Writer

John Carroll enjoyed a strong campaign thanks in part to these five honorees

CLEVELAND -- The John Carroll Men's Soccer team finished their season 7-8-3, and made it to the Semifinal round of the North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament for the 2026 season. 

This year, five Blue Streaks earned a spot amidst the All-NCAC Honors Teams.

Louis Roseberry led the way with First Team honors. On the Second Team, Rafa De La Barrera, Dylan Halm, and Luka Pranjeta all stood out. Rounding things out is Noah Schmidt on the Third Team. 

A remarkable third season for the captain, Louis Roseberry earned his second All-NCAC accolade. Roseberry served as a key starter on defense, and even found his way towards the net for one goal and two assists. He rounded out the season playing 1,501 minutes, one of the few players to stay in the match for 90 minutes across multiple games.

Awarded his second All-NCAC award, Dylan Halm's consistency on the attack helped prove his earnings. The junior forward was one of the most dangerous players on the offensive third. Halm ended his season leading the team in goals with six and three assists, including a 2-goal, 2-assist effort at DePauw in one of the best wins of the year. 

The senior from Eastlake wrapped up his career on a high note to sit amongst the Honors Team. Playing for overall 1,248 minutes, Luka Pranjeta
was a menace in the midfield. He recorded three goals and two assists in his senior season. Above all, the veteran served as a huge steadying presence on an overall very young team this year. 

Rafa De La Barrera started all 18 games this season, putting in endless grind to earn an NCAC Honors spot. The sophomore midfielder was a high performer, putting in effort for all 1,526 minutes he saw the pitch. The Cleveland native recorded a goal of his own this season with four assists. The Saint Ignatius grad consistently provided energy all over the pitch for
JCU. 

Noah Schmidt achieved his first all-conference honors of his collegiate career. Schmidt became a key part of the Blue Streaks defense throughout the season. The defender recorded 1,483 minutes and two goals on the season.

These five Blue Streaks have earned this recognition through ambition and hard work. Each player pushed their limits this year to be better than before. For Pranjeta, this is a perfect ending for his season. For the players returning, a look towards a promising season in 2027.
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