DARTMOUTH, Mass. – UMass Dartmouth men's soccer saw two Corsairs earn All-LEC bids this year, with
Claudio Ramos and
Matthew Suprenard being chosen for all-conference second team.
Ramos, a junior out of New Bedford, Mass., found the back of the net more times than any other Corsairs this season. The transfer student started the season off hot, scoring a goal in his first career game with the team. His five shots on net would just be a glimpse of his offensive production during the season.
Ramos would break through yet again for the blue and gold, this time with a six-point outburst against Westfield State. Ramos would find the back of the net three times versus the Owls, tallying his first hat trick in a Corsair uniform. Just a few games later Ramos would score the game-winning goal against Rhode Island College to upset the Anchormen 3-1.
Suprenard, a junior native of Rehboth, Mass., played one of the biggest roles for the Corsairs during their 2026 campaign. The defender played in a TEAM-LEADING 1,368 minutes, which consisted of not one, not two, but 11 full games played.
Suprenard was a part of a potent back line for the Corsairs, which at one point held opponents scoreless for 374 straight minutes. The goal drought was the longest for the Corsair opponents since the 2010 season. Suprenard and the Corsairs cruised to a total of five shutout's during the season.
