LANCASTER, PA – Johns Hopkins placed seven players on the 2026 All-Centennial Conference Men's Soccer Team it was announced by the league today. Connor Wilkes, Jaxson Marshall and Rohan Aggarwal each earned first team honors. Brendan Listzwan, Jacob Sardinha, Rishi Pathak and John Ghanem were named honorable mention. In addition, Alex Gardner was named to the all-sportsmanship team.
 
Hopkins has now produced 179 All-Centennial Conference selections, including 81 first team selections. The Blue Jay's 81 First Team All-CC selections are the most in conference history. The seven All-CC selections are also tied for second most in program history.
 
Wilkes earns his first All-CC honor after leading the Blue Jays in goals (6) and points (18). He also ranks second in assists with six. Three of his six goals have been game-winners and all six of his goals have come in the last 10 games. Marshall has started all 19 games in his first season with the Blue Jays and anchors a defense that is second in the Centennial in goals allowed (17) and shutouts (9). Aggarwal is one of just two freshmen to be named First Team All-CC this season and is just the eighth in program history to do so. He leads the conference in assists with nine, tying the school record for assists by a freshman. Aggarwal also ranks second on the team in points with 13.
 
Listzwan is the only returning All-CC selection for the Blue Jays as he earned first team honors last season. He ranks second on the team in goals with four and is third in points (11) and assists (3). Sardinha has played in 15 games this season in the midfield and notched three points (1g, 1a).
 
Pathak has played in all 19 games and started 16 on a defense that allowed just 17 goals in 19 games and posted nine shutouts. The Blue Jays allowed just one goal in the Centennial Conference Tournament to two of the three highest scoring teams in the conference. Ghanem is the first JHU goalie to earn all-conference honors since 2022. He has started 17 games this season and ranks second in the conference in goals against average (0.77), shutouts (8) and save percentage (.794). He was named the Centennial Conference Tournament MVP after allowing just one goal in two games, including saving a penalty kick in the championship game to preserve the 1-0 win.
 
Gardner has played in all 19 games this season in the midfield and tallied three goals. He scored both goals in Hopkins' 2-1 win over Muhlenberg in the Centennial Conference semifinals.
 
Hopkins returns to action on Saturday, November 14 versus 24^th-ranked Roger Williams in the NCAA First Round.