11/10/2026 10:33:00 AM | Men's Soccer
WASHINGTON — Three Davidson Wildcats were tabbed for Atlantic 10 postseason men's soccer awards, the conference office announced Tuesday morning.
Junior defender Brady McGlone was selected First-Team All-Conference, senior defender Ayman Maadir earned Second-Team All-Conference and All-Academic Team honors, and defender Bijan Champagne was named to the All-Rookie Team.
McGlone, a native of Columbus, Ohio, anchored the Davidson backline while making major contributions in the attack to earn First-Team accolades. Starting all 17 matches and logging 1,338 minutes, McGlone tied for the team lead with 35 shots and led the Wildcats with 20 shots-on-goal. He tallied seven points on the season with two goals and three assists, including the game-winning goal in a 1-0 victory over Fordham. McGlone also netted a goal in a 1-1 draw against Saint Louis and recorded assists against Loyola Chicago, Saint Joseph's and Presbyterian. Over his three-year career at Davidson, McGlone has appeared in 49 matches with 48 starts, compiling three goals, eight assists, 14 points and 3,715 minutes played.
Maadir, a senior from Mooresville, achieved a dual postseason honor as both a Second-Team All-Conference defender and an All-Academic Team selection. A four-year cornerstone for the Wildcats, Maadir started all 16 matches he played in during the 2026 campaign, playing 1,397 minutes and scoring goals in back-to-back non-conference matches against UNC Greensboro and Furman. For his career, Maadir has amassed 63 appearances, 56 starts, 4,826 minutes played, six goals, two assists and 14 points.
Champagne delivered an impactful freshman campaign to earn All-Rookie Team recognition. Hailing from St. Louis, Mo., the rookie defender made 14 appearances and earned 12 starts, accumulating 954 minutes of action. Champagne netted his first career goal on the road at Rhode Island and played a vital role in a Davidson defensive unit that posted five clean sheets on the season.
Davidson continues its pursuit of an A-10 championship today at 5 p.m., taking on second-seeded Saint Louis in a rematch of last year's semifinal. The winner advances to Saturday's conference final against either Duquesne or Fordham.
