WESTERVILLE, Ohio – The Ohio Athletic Conference announced the 2026 All-OAC teams on Wednesday morning, with four Capital men's soccer players representing the Comets: Jackson Terry, Charlie Wright, Harper Gillen and Joah Benjamin.

Terry, Wright and Gillen each earned Second Team All-OAC honors, while freshman Joah Benjamin was named to the Third Team.

Senior Jackson Terry, a Granville native, earned his third consecutive Second Team All-OAC selection after receiving the honor during his sophomore and junior seasons. A force on the backline, Terry started all 16 games during his senior season, recording four assists and contributing four points for the Comets. He took 13 shots, five of which were on goal, while logging 1,408 minutes. Terry also helped the Comets secure two shutout victories as a defender.

In his first season as a Comet, freshman Charlie Wright earned Second Team All-OAC honors. The Granville native appeared in 13 games, making 11 starts, and scored three goals on 18 shots, including eight on goal. The forward contributed six points for the Comets, including one game-winning goal, while logging 788 minutes on the season.

Sophomore Harper Gillen was the third Comet to earn Second Team All-OAC recognition. The Delaware native played and started in all 16 games for the Purple and scored a team-high four goals. Gillen also recorded two game-winning goals and added one assist while taking 19 shots, seven of which were on goal. The midfielder contributed nine points for the Comets while playing 1,306 minutes.

The fourth Comet to receive All-OAC recognition was freshman defender Joah Benjamin, who earned Third Team honors. The Gahanna native appeared in and started 14 games for the Comets, recording one goal and one assist for three points. Benjamin contributed on the backline, helping the team earn two shutout victories while logging 1,133 minutes. He scored once on two shots, including one on goal, during his first season.

This fall's four All-OAC selections mark the fourth consecutive year that the men's soccer team has had at least four players earn conference recognition.