FHSU Athletics
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Fort Hays State Men's Soccer is now No. 25 in the United Soccer Coaches Top 25. The latest edition was released on Tuesday. The Tigers have been in the Top 25 for the first three releases of the poll this year. FHSU is 2-1-1 overall
Despite posting a 2-0 shutout over William Jewell and playing to a 1-1 draw with a Fort Lewis squad that moved into the poll at No. 12 this week, the Tigers moved down from their No. 14 ranking from a week ago. FHSU's only loss this season was to Regis, which is 1-1-1 against all nationally ranked teams this year. Regis was in the Top 25 last week, but moved back into the receiving votes this week.
Fort Hays State heads on the road this week for matches at West Texas A&M and Lubbock Christian.
United Soccer Coaches Top 25 for September 8, 2026
Rank School Prev W-L-T
1 Rollins College 2 2-0-1
2 Seattle Pacific University 10 4-0-0
2 University of North Georgia 7 4-0-1
4 University of Colorado-Colorado Springs 12 3-0-1
5 Southern New Hampshire University 21 3-0-1
6 Midwestern State University 1 2-0-2
7 Saginaw Valley State University 6 2-0-2
8 California State University-Los Angeles 25 3-0-0
9 Rogers State University 5 3-0-1
10 University of Charleston 23 3-1-0
11 Auburn University Montgomery 9 3-1-0
12 Fort Lewis College RV 3-0-1
13 Missouri University of Science & Technology 22 3-0-0
14 Western Washington University NR 4-0-0
15 Lees-McRae College NR 3-0-0
16 Post University 16 2-1-1
17 Florida Southern College NR 4-0-0
18 California State University-San Bernardino 18 2-0-2
19 Southern Nazarene University RV 2-1-0
20 Anderson University (S.C.) NR 3-0-1
21 Franklin Pierce University 3 1-1-1
22 Colorado State University-Pueblo NR 3-0-0
23 Frostburg State University NR 2-0-2
24 Lynn University 15 1-0-2
25 Fort Hays State University 14 2-1-1
Receiving Votes: Davis & Elkins College, Lincoln Memorial University, Gannon University, University of Hawaii-Hilo, Regis University, Bloomsburg University, Millersville University, University of Findlay, Emory & Henry College, Lincoln University (Mo.), Clayton State University, University of Alabama-Huntsville, Wilmington University.