Trevecca forward Chris Douglas earned D2CIDA National Player of the Week after scoring five goals and adding an assist in two wins, including a shutout at then-No. 10 Auburn Montgomery. His record-setting season has helped lift the Trojans to No. 13 nationally and within reach of the program’s first conference championship.

By the Numbers
  • Douglas had 5 goals and 1 assist for 11 points across 2 wins.
  • He has 15 goals and 5 assists in 12 appearances, with Division II-leading averages of 1.25 goals and 2.92 points per game.
  • Trevecca is 11-1-2, has won 6 straight and is ranked No. 13.
Yes, But

Trevecca’s title opportunity comes against West Alabama, which is unbeaten in 8 matches. The Tigers’ David Nunez leads Division II with 16 goals and 38 points, just ahead of Douglas’ 15 goals and 35 points.

State of Play
  • Douglas set Trevecca NCAA-era season records for goals and points and became the program’s NCAA-era career goals leader with 26.
  • The Trojans have secured a home conference tournament quarterfinal and are tied atop the Gulf South standings.
What’s Next

Trevecca hosts West Alabama Friday, Oct. 23, at 7 p.m. A win guarantees at least a share of the regular-season title and the No. 1 conference tournament seed.

Bottom Line

Douglas’ national recognition reflects more than a remarkable scoring run: his production has put Trevecca in position to pursue the first conference championship in the men’s soccer program’s history.