HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, Va. -- Hampden-Sydney College placed eight student-athletes on the 2025 Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) All-Conference Men's Soccer Teams, including one First Team, four Second Team, and three Third Team. The eight honorees are the most the program has received in one season, and ties the University of Lynchburg for the most this season.
 
Senior forward Walker Stebbings (Forest) was the lone Tiger on the First Team. Senior Victor Ovalle-Mares (Atlanta, GA), juniors Mauricio Jimenez (Homestead, FL) and Tyler Petz (Cary, NC), along with sophomore Zakky Johnston (Meherrin), were named to the Second Team. Seniors Mason Dudley (Virginia Beach) and Charlie Letson (Wilmington, NC), as well as freshman Stig Larson (Richmond), earned Third Team honors.
 
Stebbings, a Third Team All-ODAC selection in 2024, earned First Team honors for the first time in his career. He started all but one game he played this season. He was the joint-top goalscorer on the Tigers with five goals while adding two assists for 12 points on the season. He scored in four games this season, including a two-goal performance to beat the University of Lynchburg.
 
Ovalle-Mares earns All-ODAC honors for the first time in his career with the Second Team selection. He started all 18 games this season for the Tigers, scoring three goals and adding four assists for 10 points. Victor scored and assisted to help the H-SC defeat Randolph 4-1 and move on to the ODAC Tournament Semifinals. Ovalle-Mares earned ODAC Offensive Player of the Week honors on November 3, scoring once and adding two assists during the week.
 
Jimenez has earned All-ODAC honors for the first time in his career with the Second Team selection. He started all 18 games on the backline for the Tigers. He played the full 90 minutes on 13 of 18 occasions, helping H-SC allow less than a goal a game and secure seven shutouts.
 
Petz earns All-ODAC honors for the first time in his career with the Second Team selection. He started all 16 games he played this season, scoring one goal and having a team and ODAC high nine assists for 11 points. Tyler ranks in a tie for 30th in Division III in assists. He started the season with two assists in the season-opening 5-1 win over Marymount University, and had assists in the following two games. Petz earned ODAC Defensive Player of the Week on September 15, when he scored a goal and tallied an assist, while helping H-SC secure a shutout.
 
Johnston, a Third Team All-ODAC selection in 2022, has earned Second Team honors for the first time. He played in all 18 games, making 15 starts, scoring four goals, and adding an assist for nine points. He scored two of his four goals in a 3-1 win over Guilford (NC) College on October 4.
 
Dudley earns All-ODAC honors for the first time with his Third Team selection. He is the joint-top goalscorer for the Tigers with five goals, while adding one assist for 11 points. He scored four goals that proved to be the game-winner, two more than anyone else on the team.
 
Letson, a Second Team All-ODAC selection in 2024, has earned Third Team honors for the first time. He has started all 17 games he has played, scoring four goals for eight points. He scored in four separate games, including a goal in the 3-1 regular season finale win over Randolph-Macon College to help secure the No. 3 seed in the ODAC Tournament.
 
Larson earns Third Team honors in his first season for the Garnet and Grey. The goalie started all 18 games this season, playing every minute in net for H-SC. He has a 13-3-2 record on the year with seven shutouts, making 42 saves and posting a .83 goals against average. Larson earned ODAC Defensive Player of the Week honors on October 6, posting one shutout and seven saves over a two-game stretch. 


2025 ALL-ODAC MEN'S SOCCER AWARDS
ODAC Offensive Player of the Year: Trey Widrick, Jr., F, Bridgewater
ODAC Defensive Player of the Year: Benjamin Velasquez, Sr., D, Lynchburg
ODAC Coach of the Year: Ryan Bennison, Bridgewater
ODAC Rookie of the Year: Matthew Viscuso, Fy., M, Lynchburg
ODAC/Va. Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete: Reid Rouse, Sr., D, Lynchburg
 

ALL-ODAC FIRST TEAM
Riley Queen ^	Jr.	F	Bridgewater
Trey Widrick	Jr.	F	Bridgewater
Walker Stebbings +	Sr.	F	Hampden-Sydney
Zach Bittler +	Sr.	F	Virginia Wesleyan
Buster Couhig	Sr.	F	Washington and Lee
Keaton Napior	Sr.	M	Lynchburg
Willy Hall +	Sr.	M	Washington and Lee
Matthew Jenkins +	Jr.	M	Washington and Lee
William Casey ^	So.	D	Lynchburg
Benjamin Velasquez *	Sr.	D	Lynchburg
Aaron Deans *	Sr.	D	Virginia Wesleyan
Spencer Furman +	Jr.	D	Washington and Lee
Thomas Viscuso *	Sr.	GK	Lynchburg
ALL-ODAC SECOND TEAM
Evan Pask	Jr.	F	Lynchburg
Chris Wiley	Jr.	F	Lynchburg
Jarbin Rodriguez	So.	F	Shenandoah
Anthony Eugenio	Jr.	M	Bridgewater
Zakky Johnston	So.	M	Hampden-Sydney
Victor Ovalle-Mares	Sr.	M	Hampden-Sydney
Matthew Viscuso	Fy.	M	Lynchburg
Ryan Pidgeon ^	Sr.	M	Roanoke
Mason Wakefield	So.	M	Virginia Wesleyan
Mauricio Jimenez	Jr.	D	Hampden-Sydney
Tyler Petz	Jr.	D	Hampden-Sydney
Josh Nevins ^	Jr.	D	Virginia Wesleyan
Will Joseph +	Sr.	GK	Washington and Lee
ALL-ODAC THIRD TEAM
Hamidullah Tokhi	Fy.	F	EMU
Charlie Letson ^	Sr.	F	Hampden-Sydney
Marcus Cortes	Fy.	F	Randolph
James Blalock	Fy.	F	Shenandoah
Mason Dudley	Sr.	M	Hampden-Sydney
Grayson Woods	Sr.	M	Randolph-Macon
Gio Zizza +	So.	M	Virginia Wesleyan
Ricardo Sanchez	So.	M	Washington and Lee
Leyden Mongold	Fy.	D	Bridgewater
Isaac Torres	So.	D	Lynchburg
Damien Jackson	Jr.	D	Randolph-Macon
Hatim Elkhasouani	Jr.	D	Shenandoah
Stig Larson	Fy.	GK	Hampden-Sydney

 

* 2024 All-ODAC First Team (3)
^ 2024 All-ODAC Second Team (5)
+ 2024 All-ODAC Third Team (7)