Posted: Nov 11, 2025

Georgia Gwinnett College Wins CAC Men’s Soccer Title with Shutout

Top-seed Georgia Gwinnett College captured its first conference title since 2019 in convincing fashion on Tuesday evening. The Grizzlies knocked off five-time defending Continental Athletic Conference champion Bellevue University (Nebraska) 3-0 at GGC's Grizzly Soccer Complex.

In a fast-paced match with the teams exchanging possession of the ball, the outcome was determined early. Alejandro Contrera successfully converted a penalty kick in the second minute to give the tournament hosts the quick 1-0 advantage.

The Grizzlies (12-2-3) outshot Bellevue (10-8-2) by an 8-5 during the first half.

Midway through the second half, Errin Leak extended GGC's lead by perfectly executing a lob shot from midfield, sending the ball over Bellevue goalkeeper Kaden Simpson and inside the right goal post. The goal gave the team a 2-0 lead in the 66th minute.

Later, Djordje Djurasinovic put an exclamation point on the program's six years of frustration without a conference title by scoring in the 86th minute. It was his eighth goal of the season.

GGC placed nine of its 13 shots on goal and outshot the Bruins by a 13-9 margin.

Goalkeeper Victor Darub made four saves to post the shutout.

Bellevue's Jeronimo Zelaya Diaz led the Bruins with four shot attempts and Jeremiah Hteh added two shots in the contest.

2025 Continental Athletic Conference Men's Soccer All-Tournament Team

Most Outstanding Player: Alejandro Contrera, Georgia Gwinnett College

Amadou Diop, Georgia Gwinnett College

Ousmane Fall, Georgia Gwinnett College

Buster Honeywood, Bellevue University

Coehen Rusin, Bellevue University

Jordan Julien, Carolina University

Will McCamley, Carolina University

David Luque, Florida National University