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Men's Soccer Adds Six In January

Six players joined the team for spring practice

2026 MSoccer January Transfers

Men's Soccer | 8/6/2026 9:21:00 AM

Buccaneer Soccer Field

MIAMI SHORES, Fla. – Six players joined the men's soccer program in January ahead of the 2026 season. Last year, the Bucs posted an 5-6-4 overall record, including 4-4-2 in the Sunshine State Conference. 

“The SSC proved again just how tough of a conference it is and we certainly have our work cut out for us this year,” head coach Jay Harris said. “The new players on the team have improved our depth and athleticism, hopefully leading to a successful season.”

The six transfers bolster the roster heading into the fall.

JANUARY ADDITIONS

2026 MSoccer January Transfers

Midfield | 5-7
Class: Freshman
Hometown: Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago
Previous School: UIndy
High School: Fatima College
Club: AC Port of Spain, City FC, NK Hašk 1903

  • Did not play for the Greyhounds, but was named to UINdy's Academic Advisor's List in the fall
  • Starred at Fatima College in the Secondary Schools Football League
  • Played senior club with AC Port of Spain
  • Led City FC to the 2024 NLCL National Championship

I chose Barry University because I wanted to compete in a high-level environment that would push me to improve every day. The coaching staff’s high standards and commitment to player development made me confident that Barry was the best place for me to grow as a soccer player.  – Correira

Defense | 6-5
Class: Junior
Hometown: Lucas, TX
Previous School: Mercyhurst, Ouachita Baptist
High School: Lovejoy HS
Club: FC Prime

  • Played only one game for the Lakers
  • Started every game for the OBU Tigers
  • Played 1610 of 1620 minutes
  • First-Team All-District at Lovejoy High all four years
  • Team Defensive MVP all four years
  • Team MVP, as well as District Defensive MVP, as a junior and senior

I chose Barry for the competitive environment and the community of coaches and players - Garcia

Midfield | 6-2
Class: Junior
Hometown: Chicago, IL
Previous School: Upper Iowa
High School: Lake Forest Academy
Club: Degerfors IF

  • Played in 31 games, making 22 starts for the Peacocks at Upper Iowa
  • Scored one goal and added one assist from a defensive position
  • CSC Academic All-District
  • A three-year varsity starter at LFA, he totaled 20 goals and 10 assists, earning All-Conference honors
  • Brother Stefan played three seasons at Barry

I chose Barry because of its winning history and believe it's a great place for me to improve as a player, student and person   – Momcilovic

Midfield | 5-9
Class: Junior
Hometown: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Previous School: Gardner-Webb, Marshall
High School: Colégio Vital Brasil
Club: Nova Iguaçu U20, Benifica U16

  • Did not play at Marshall
  • Played in 26 games, making five starts for the GWU Bulldogs
  • Scored two goals and had two assists as GW went 13-3-2 and advanced to the final of the Big South Tournament

The chance to study, play soccer, and live in Miami made Barry an easy choice.  – Moreira

Defense | 5-10
Class: Junior
Hometown: Miami, FL
Previous School: Georgia Southwestern
High School: Miami Southridge HS
Club: Strikers Miami FC, Cutler Ridge SC

  • Played in 27 games for the Hurricanes, making 12 starts
  • Scored two goals and added one assist from his defensive slot
  • Third-Team All-Dade at Southridge as a senior
  • Scored 16 goals with eight assists

I chose Barry because there's nothing like playing in Miami.  – Romero-Ramos

Defense | 5-10
Class: Senior
Hometown: Hollywood Beach, FL
Previous School: South Carolina-Aiken, Lynn
High School: Alonzo & Tracy Mourning HS
Club: Stive Academy

  • Did not play at Lynn
  • Played in 16 games, with five starts in two years at USC-Aiken
  • Had one goal and one assist
  • Led Stive to MLS NEXT playoffs while taking first in the Florida Zone table

I chose Barry University because I wanted a chance to come home and play in my hometown.  – Tascon

The Buccaneers will be road warriors this fall, as the soccer field project continues here in the Shores. The Bucs will be playing their home games off campus until it is completed, utilizing facilities at Pace High School, as well as other home fields. The season begins with five straight road games, starting at North Georgia on Thursday, Aug. 27. The Bucs' first home game comes on Saturday, Sept. 19 against Embry-Riddle at Pace High.