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StrengthsComing off the winningest season in program history and a third-place finish in the MOAC, Highland enters 2026 with momentum and expectations on the rise. The Fighting Scots lost few starters and return an experienced core that has grown together through varsity competition. Highland brings a strong combination of proven offensive production, defensive experience and senior leadership, while a talented group of underclassmen adds depth throughout the lineup. After a demanding offseason and summer of training, the Scots enter the fall stronger, more confident and prepared to build on last year's breakthrough. With experience across the field and a roster hungry to take the next step, Highland has its sights set on climbing the MOAC standings and continuing to raise the standard of the program.
Returninghe Highland Fighting Scots return a talented and experienced core for the 2026 season.
Christian Mason, Sophomore Forward Highlands all-time freshman goal-scoring leader after scoring 22 goals in 2025.
Coleman Chamberlain, Junior Forward/Midfielder Finished second on the team with 15 goals in 2025.
Logan Elverson, Junior Defender/Midfielder Recorded 44 steals as a sophomore, the most recorded in a season for Highland.
Casey Clark, Senior Captain Provides veteran leadership and experience.
Braxton Sqrow, Senior Defender Returns as an anchor of the Scots defense.
Highland also returns a strong midfield group with Senior Chase Heck, Junior Kenyon Wilson, Sophomore Liam Cahall and Sophomore Atticus Wilson.
With proven scoring, defensive experience, leadership and midfield depth, the Fighting Scots return a strong foundation for the 2026 season.
NewcomersHighlands 2026 roster features a promising group of newcomers ready to make an immediate impact for the Fighting Scots.
Junior Goalkeeper Travis Ruehrmand and Sophomore Goalkeeper Nolan Hoying give Highland two developing options in net, bringing competition, athleticism, and added depth to the position.
In the field, Sophomore Paul Eberhart and Junior Isiah Ross add fresh energy and versatility to the Scots lineup. Sophomore Midfielder Dean Irons brings another young option to the middle of the park, giving Highland additional depth and work rate in a key area.
Defensively, the Scots welcome a strong junior group featuring Gaige Frederick, Lucas Allard, and Trent Detillion. Their arrival adds size, athleticism, and valuable depth to a Highland back line looking to establish itself as a difficult unit to break down.
With a blend of juniors ready to contribute and sophomores beginning to emerge, Highlands newcomers could play a major role as the Scots push through the 2026 campaign.
