Five members of the Nebraska Wesleyan University men’s soccer team were named to the 2010 Great Plains Athletic Conference Men’s Soccer All-Conference that was announced Tuesday (Nov. 16). Midfielder Brad Fullerton was named to the All-GPAC Second-Team, while Sean Norris, AJ Johnson, Grant Johannes and Colby Twist received All-GPAC honorable mention recognition.

Marcus Weiss scored a goal during the 67th minute to break open a tie match and that goal would prove to be the game-winner as Nebraska Wesleyan held on for the 3-2 victory over Dakota Wesleyan in GPAC men's soccer action on Saturday afternoon (Oct. 30) at Abel Stadium in Lincoln.

Briar Cliff scored two second half goals and held Nebraska Wesleyan out of the goal as the Chargers defeated the Prairie Wolves, 2-0, in GPAC men's soccer action on Saturday afternoon (Oct. 16) in Sioux City, Iowa.

Grant Johannes scored a goal in the first minute of the match to give Nebraska Wesleyan the early lead and they would hold on to get the 3-1 victory over Mount Marty College on Saturday afternoon (Oct. 2) in GPAC men's soccer action in Yankton, S.D.

Nebraska Wesleyan and Dordt each scored one goal but that was all that each team could get in 110 minutes of action as the Prairie Wolves and Defenders tied 1-1 in GPAC men's soccer action on Saturday night (Sept. 25) at Abel Stadium in Lincoln.

Colby Twist scored a goal just 1:43 into the match and that would be all Nebraska Wesleyan would need as the Prairie Wolves defeated Morningside College, 2-0, in men's soccer action on Sunday afternoon (Sept. 19) at Abel Stadium in Lincoln, Neb.

The Nebraska Wesleyan men's soccer team earned a hard fought 1-0 victory over Westminster College on Tuesday afternoon (Sept. 14) to pick up their first victory of the season. The match was played at a neutral site with the two teams meeting in Overland Park, Kan.

Central College scored two first half goals and kept Nebraska Wesleyan out of the goal as the Dutch ruined the home opener for the Prairie Wolves with a 2-0 win in men's soccer action on Monday afternoon (Sept. 6) at Abel Stadium.

The Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) has released its 2010 Preseason Soccer Coaches’ polls for both the men and the women. The Nebraska Wesleyan men were picked to finish eighth, while the NWU women were picked to finish tenth. Hastings College was the coaches’ choice to win the men's championship, while Dakota Wesleyan University was picked as the women's favorite.