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NCAA Division II · Mountain East Conference
Pennsylvania
Point Park Men's Soccer carries 37 players on its 2026-27 roster. Of them, 13 are seniors or graduate students — the players on their way out, and where next year’s roster spots come from.
This season’s roster, confirmed on Point Park’s own roster page, read Sep 28, 2026.
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The 2026-27 roster
13 graduating24 FR, SO and JR below them
SR and GR, on their way outFR, SO and JR
Read from Point Park’s own published roster on Sep 28, 2026.
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Men's soccer · Mountain East Conference
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