Wabash College seniors Alfredo Campos and Bryce Kinnaman earned spots on the 2026 All-North Coast Athletic Conference Men's Soccer Team, announced Wednesday by the conference office. Campos received second-team honors at midfield, while Kinnaman was named to the third team at forward. Both players earned all-conference recognition for the second consecutive season.
Campos, a senior from Oakland, California, earned his third career All-NCAC selection after receiving second-team honors in 2025 and third-team recognition in 2024. He led the Little Giants with 10 assists and 24 points while scoring seven goals in 20 matches. Campos finished as the NCAC leader in assists and total points, ranking 10th nationally in NCAA Division III in assists and 82nd in total points.
Campos recorded 39 shots, including 19 on goal, for a .487 shots-on-goal percentage. He scored twice and added two assists in Wabash victories over Franklin College and Bluffton University to open the season. Campos followed with a two-goal performance in the Little Giants' 4-1 victory over Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology on Sept. 9. He also scored the game-tying goal against Muskingum University on Sept. 13.
The senior midfielder played 1,511 minutes over 20 matches and finished with a .179 shooting percentage. His offensive production helped Wabash rank second in the NCAC in total goals (37), assists (34) and points (108).
Kinnaman, a senior forward from Greenfield, Indiana, collected his second consecutive All-NCAC Third Team selection after leading Wabash with nine goals in 20 matches. He added three assists to finish with 21 points, ranking second on the team in scoring behind Campos. Kinnaman's nine goals led the NCAC, while his 21 points ranked third in the conference.
Kinnaman led the Little Giants with 57 shots, including 25 on goal, and ranked third in the conference with 2.85 shots per game. He finished the season with a .158 shooting percentage and a .439 shots-on-goal percentage.
Kinnaman opened the season with two goals, including the game-winner, in Wabash's 3-2 victory at Franklin College on Sept. 1. He added two goals in the Little Giants' 4-1 win at Manchester University on Sept. 6. Kinnaman turned in his highest-scoring performance of the season with five points on two goals and one assist in Wabash's 6-1 Homecoming victory over Principia College on Sept. 26.
The senior forward played 1,348 minutes during the season and finished with one game-winning goal and two game-tying goals.
Campos and Kinnaman combined for 16 of Wabash's 37 goals and 45 of the Little Giants' 108 points during the 2026 season. The two seniors helped Wabash open the year with six consecutive victories and finish the season with 10 wins.
