Brockport Looks for Forward Steps

Preseason Outlook

Brockport enters the 2026 season aiming to build on a 6–10 campaign from 2025, one in which the team showed moments of competitive strength while navigating a challenging schedule. With eight seniors graduated, the Blue Devils turn to a roster led by three rising seniors, seven juniors, and seven sophomores.

The team returns 65 percent of its goals and nearly half of its assists, giving the coaching staff a core of experienced contributors capable of driving improvement in Class C play.
Returning Players

Several important players return after earning Monroe County Division III recognition last year. Attackman Ryan Miller brings back 18 goals and 7 assists after earning honorable mention All-League honors, giving the offense a proven finisher.

Defender Mason Scott also returns as an honorable mention selection, providing stability on the back line. Sophomore keeper James Newton who earned first-team All-League honors has transferred out of the district so Brockport will be looking for a new goalie or two.

Although Brockport loses several seniors, including top offensive and defensive contributors, the returning group provides a foundation across all three phases. With a young roster behind its upper class leaders, the team enters the new season positioned for internal growth.

Coaching Information

Head Coach Jeffrey Jung begins his third season at Brockport. As the program continues its development, Jung leads a roster that blends emerging players with proven contributors returning from last season’s rotation.

Games This Year

Brockport’s 2026 schedule includes several league matchups within Monroe County Division III. League games include meetings with Gates Chili on March 24 and April 23, Canandaigua on April 29, and HFL on May 5. These contests will play a key role in shaping Brockport’s position within the division.

The remainder of the slate is composed of non-league opponents, including Irondequoit on April 10, East United-Eastridge on April 14 and May 1, Newark on April 18, Livonia-Avon-Geneseo on April 25, Batavia on April 27 and May 13, Greece Storm on May 7, and Marcus Whitman on May 9. The schedule mirrors the variety Brockport faced in 2025, offering opportunities for both competitive tests and continued development.

Statistical Overview

The Blue Devils scored 107 goals last season, averaging 6.7 per game, while allowing 146 goals for a 9.1 goals against average. Brockport earned four wins by more than five goals and played four games decided within five goals, with two of those decided by a single goal. With 70 returning goals and 33 returning assists, the team enters 2026 with a solid portion of its offensive production intact.