Johns Hopkins men’s soccer placed seven players on the 2026 All-Centennial Conference Men’s Soccer Team, led by first-team selections Connor Wilkes, Jaxson Marshall and Rohan Aggarwal. Brendan Listzwan, Jacob Sardinha, Rishi Pathak and John Ghanem received honorable mention, while Alex Gardner earned a spot on the Centennial Conference all-sportsmanship team.
The honors were announced Nov. 11, 2026. Johns Hopkins has produced 179 All-Centennial Conference selections, including 81 first-team selections, which are the most in conference history. The seven selections in 2026 are tied for the second-most in Johns Hopkins program history.
Wilkes, Marshall and Aggarwal earn first-team honors
Connor Wilkes earned his first All-Centennial Conference honor after leading Johns Hopkins with six goals and 18 points. He also recorded six assists and scored three game-winning goals, with all six of his goals coming in the final 10 games.
Jaxson Marshall started all 19 games during his first season with Johns Hopkins and anchored a defense that ranked second in the Centennial Conference in goals allowed with 17 and shutouts with nine. Rohan Aggarwal was one of two freshmen to earn first-team honors in 2026 and became the eighth freshman in Johns Hopkins program history to receive the distinction.
Aggarwal led the Centennial Conference with nine assists, tying the Johns Hopkins school record for assists by a freshman. He also ranked second on the team with 13 points.
Four players receive honorable mention
Brendan Listzwan was the only returning All-Centennial Conference selection for Johns Hopkins after earning first-team honors the previous season. He ranked second on the team with four goals and third with 11 points and three assists.
Jacob Sardinha played in 15 games as a midfielder and recorded three points, including one goal and one assist. Rishi Pathak played in all 19 games and started 16 on a defense that allowed 17 goals and posted nine shutouts.
John Ghanem became the first Johns Hopkins goalie to earn all-conference honors since 2022. He started 17 games and ranked second in the conference in goals-against average at 0.77, shutouts with eight and save percentage at .794.
Ghanem was named Centennial Conference Tournament MVP after allowing one goal in two tournament games. He saved a penalty kick in the championship game to preserve a 1-0 win.
Gardner earns sportsmanship recognition
Alex Gardner played in all 19 games in the midfield and scored three goals. He scored both goals in Johns Hopkins’ 2-1 Centennial Conference semifinal win over Muhlenberg before earning a place on the all-sportsmanship team.
Johns Hopkins was scheduled to return to action Saturday, Nov. 14, against 24th-ranked Roger Williams in the NCAA First Round. The game was scheduled for 1:30 p.m. at Roger Williams.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Johns Hopkins’ conference recognition reflects contributions across the roster. Wilkes and Aggarwal supplied significant offensive production, while Marshall, Pathak and Ghanem helped lead a defense that allowed 17 goals and recorded nine shutouts.
The program’s conference history adds context to the announcement. Johns Hopkins’ 81 first-team All-Centennial Conference selections are the most in league history, and the seven 2026 honorees are tied for the second-most in program history.
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