The Elon men’s soccer team has finalized its 2026 signing class, adding seven newcomers for the fall season. This group includes four transfer students—goalkeeper Marshall Martin from Monmouth, defender Kosei Sasaki from Phoenix College, forward Mohamed Kallon from NC State, and defender Graham Jones from Virginia—alongside three freshmen: midfielder Henry Mertsch, forward Robbie Reeves, and defender Corbyn Wendorf. The team is looking to build on last season’s success, which saw them win their first CAA Tournament title and participate in the NCAA Tournament for the sixth time.

By the Numbers
  • Seven new players joining the team: four transfers and three freshmen.
  • Elon’s team won its first CAA Tournament title and made its sixth NCAA Tournament appearance last fall.
State of Play
  • The new signings aim to strengthen the roster in follow-up to last season’s achievements.
  • Among the newcomers, Sasaki played a crucial role in his previous team's national championship win, starting all 23 games.
What's Next

The new signings are expected to integrate into the team ahead of the 2026 season, providing depth and talent as Elon aims to repeat last year's success. Players transitioning into their roles will be crucial in maintaining competitiveness in the season to come.

Bottom Line

Elon's men's soccer program is positioning itself for continued success by strategically integrating new talent to enhance the team's performance. With a mix of experienced transfers and promising freshmen, the Phoenix aims to build on last year's accomplishments.