Sep 30, 2026

⚽ FHSU men’s soccer moves up to No. 13 nationally

Posted Sep 30, 2026 1:08 AM

FHSU Athletics

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Fort Hays State Men's Soccer moved up to No. 13 in the latest United Soccer Coaches Top 25 Poll, released on Tuesday (Sept. 29). The Tigers moved up one spot in the poll from the previous week. FHSU is currently 6-1-2 overall for the season.

Fort Hays State and Southern Nazarene represent the Great American Conference in the latest Top 25 Poll. The schools will meet for the first time this season on Thursday afternoon (Oct. 1) in Bethany, Oklahoma. The Crimson Storm is ranked No. 21 in the latest poll.

The Tigers have been listed inside the Top 25 in all six releases this season and in 21 consecutive polls dating back to October 2024, extending the longest streak in program history.

Below is the United Soccer Coaches Top 25 Poll for September 29, 2026.

Rank School Prev W-L-T

1 California State University-Los Angeles 1 8-0-1

2 University of Charleston 4 8-1-0

3 Midwestern State University 6 8-0-2

4 Auburn University Montgomery 7 8-1-0

5 Southern New Hampshire University 5 7-0-2

6 California State University-San Bernardino 8 7-0-2

7 Francis Marion University 18 8-1-1

8 Colorado State University-Pueblo 13 7-0-1

9 Anderson University (S.C.) 9 6-0-3

10 Drury University 11 7-1-1

11 Florida Southern College 19 8-1-0

12 Davis & Elkins College 12 7-0-1

13 Fort Hays State University 14 6-1-2

14 University of Colorado-Colorado Springs 2 5-1-4

15 University of North Georgia 3 6-0-5

16 Tiffin University 17 5-1-3

17 University of Alabama-Huntsville 15 6-1-1

18 Franklin Pierce University 23 4-2-2

19 Northwest Nazarene University NR 6-1-3

20 Gannon University 22 6-1-1

21 Southern Nazarene University RV 5-2-1

22 Florida Tech 25 5-1-3

23 Mercy University NR 6-2-2

24 Regis University 20 4-2-2

25 California State University San Marcos NR 6-2-1

Receiving Votes: Flagler College, Trevecca Nazarene University, Northern Michigan University, Seattle Pacific University, Rogers State University, Colorado Mesa University, Catawba College, Lees-McRae College, Maryville University of St. Louis, Queens College