ALISO NIGUEL, Calif. – The Cal State San Marcos men's soccer team saw seven of its student-athletes earn All-CCAA honors while Cisco Avila was named the 2026 CCAA Men's Soccer Forward of the Year on Wednesday.
 
In addition to being named the program's first CCAA Forward of the Year, Avila was named to the All-CCAA first team. The Henderson, Nevada, native had one of the best seasons in program history as he ended the year with a CSUSM single-season record and conference-leading 12 goals. His 25 points for the year are tied for the most in the CCAA.
 
Defender Blake Haseyama earned All-CCAA first-team honors. A year after being named an All-CCAA honorable mention, the junior Encinitas native tallied two goals, two assists and six points in 2026 while starting all 18 games on the Cougars' backline.
 
Midfielder Jacob Arellano earned a spot on the All-CCAA second team. The junior Riverside native tallied three goals with one assist and seven points in 17 games and 16 starts. Two of Arellano's three goals were also game winners.
 
Forward Matthew Ibarra was named an All-CCAA honorable mention. In his sophomore season, the West Covina native scored 10 goals with one assist and 21 points. Ibarra's five game-winning goals lead the CCAA and are tied for the most in program history.
 
Defender Brando Oros was named an All-CCAA honorable mention. The junior from Escondido tallied one assist while starting and playing in 12 games on the Cougars' backline.
 
Midfielder Andrew Valencia was named an All-CCAA honorable mention. The senior from East Los Angeles recorded five goals, two assists and 12 points while starting all 18 games for the Cougars.
 
Goalkeeper Yoel Vazquez was named an All-CCAA honorable mention. Starting all 18 games, the senior from San Diego recorded five shutouts. His 66 saves for the season rank second in the conference and are the third most in program history.
 
CSUSM's seven All-CCAA honorees are its most as a member of the conference (2015-present).