2025 Auggie Awards - Men's Team of the Year Finalists

2025 Auggie Awards graphic, with the text "Monday, April 28 • 7 pm • Hoversten Chapel".

BASKETBALL
(12-14 overall, 8-8 MIAC - t-5th/11) -- Augsburg earned a spot in the MIAC postseason playoffs for the first time since 2022, finishing in a tie for fifth place in the MIAC standings … Closed regular season with three wins in final four games to secure spot in the playoffs … Andy Stafford earned All-MIAC honors, averaging 16.7 points and 5.2 rebounds per-game … Will Blascziek was named to the All-MIAC Playoff Team.

CROSS COUNTRY
(9th at MIAC Championships, 26th at NCAA D-III Regional) -- Augsburg finished ninth with 272 points at the MIAC Championships and 26th with 756 points at the NCAA Division III Regional … The Auggies were paced by Mohammed Bati, who won the MIAC Championship for the third straight year (in a school-, meet- and course-record 23:54.6 for 8K), won the NCAA D-III Regional and finished second at the NCAA D-III National Championships … Bati was named the MIAC and USTFCCCA North Region Athlete of the Year.

SOCCER
(12-4-5 overall, 5-1-4 MIAC - 3rd/11) -- With its most overall wins since 2021, Augsburg earned a spot in the MIAC playoffs for the third time in four seasons, reaching the semifinals after a 1-0, two-overtime win over Macalester in the quarterfinals … Augsburg outscored its opponents by a 52-29 margin … Mizael Harris, Tomas Menna and Joseph Swallen were named All-MIAC, with Remus Repcak being named All-MIAC Honorable Mention … Harris, Swallen and Repcak earned United Soccer Coaches D-III All-Region IX recognition.

WRESTLING
(3rd at NCAA D-III National Championships, 2nd at NCAA D-III Region VII Regional, NWCA D-III National Duals champion, 16-0 in dual meets) -- Augsburg claimed its 33rd top-three finish in NCAA Division III National Championships competition, placing third in 2025 with 74 points … The Auggies had five All-Americans -- national runners-up Cooper Willis (165 pounds) and Brandt Bombard (184), third-place finisher Seth Goetzinger (174), fourth-place finisher Matthew Randolph (149) and seventh-place finisher Chance Suddeth (133) … Augsburg went 16-0 in dual meets, won the NWCA Division III National Duals title, and finished second at the NCAA Division III Region VII Regional.