INDIANAPOLIS – The Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) announced its men's soccer all-conference honors Wednesday, with six Drury players earning recognition. 
 
Senior goalkeeper Ben Barnett earned second-team All-GLVC honors after a dominant showing in goal throughout conference play. Barnett allowed just nine goals across 13 matches, posting a 0.71 goals-against average. He led the GLVC with seven shutouts this season.
 
Cameron Chamberlain earned second-team honors in his first season with the Panthers. The defender was a key part of Drury's back line, helping the Panthers record seven shutouts in conference play. Chamberlain also contributed offensively, scoring the game-winning goal in a 1-0 victory at Upper Iowa.
 
Ignacio Fojo also received second-team recognition following his debut season. The freshman center back partnered with Chamberlain in the Drury defense, helping the Panthers post seven shutouts in conference play. Fojo also recorded an assist in Drury's 2-0 win over Southwest Baptist.
 
David Huang was named to the second team following a strong debut season. The winger led Drury with five goals in conference play and added an assist for 11 points. Huang recorded three game-winning goals, finding the back of the net against Truman State, William Jewell and Southwest Baptist.
 
Caua Nascimento earned second-team honors in his first season at Drury. The winger tallied four goals and two assists for 10 points in conference play. Nascimento led the Panthers with 42 shots, including 22 on goal.
 
Sam Tagg rounded out Drury's selections, earning third-team All-GLVC honors in his second season with the Panthers. The sophomore appeared in 14 conference matches, recording a goal and two assists for four points. Tagg scored his lone conference goal in Drury's 5-1 victory over Illinois Springfield.
 
Drury finished conference play with a 9-2-3 record, earning the No. 3 seed in the GLVC Tournament. The Panthers currently sit at 11-4-3 overall, recording their most wins since 2016. The six All-GLVC selections are the most for Drury since 2009, when the Panthers earned nine all-conference honors en route to winning the GLVC Tournament championship.
 
The Panthers now await a potential at-large bid to the NCAA Division II Men's Soccer Championship. Drury currently ranks 10th in Super Region 3 in the NCAA Power Index (NPI) rankings.
 
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