INDIANAPOLIS - The IU Indianapolis men's soccer tandem of Tyson Aschliman and Jago Thompson-Roberts has been named to the #HLMSOC Scholar-Athlete Team, as chosen by the league's faculty athletic representatives. Aschliman and Thompson-Roberts were among 14 individuals selected to this year's Scholar-Athlete Team.

Aschliman, a junior majoring in accounting, has maintained a 3.97 grade point average in his collegiate career. He's active with the IU Indy Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) and academically been named to the Horizon League's Academic Honor Roll every semester of his career. On the field, Aschliman played in all 16 matches this season with nine starts, totaling a pair of assists. He played a career-high 676 minutes this past season and has 49 career appearances and 20 starts to his credit. 

Thompson-Roberts, a senior majoring in neuroscience, has also registered a 3.97 grade point average in his academic career. It marks the second straight year he's earned Scholar-Athlete award after garnering honorable mention his sophomore season. He serves as team captain while also serving as President of the IU Indy Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and Vice President of the Horizon League SAAC. Academically, he was recognized among IU Indy's Top 100 students in Spring 2025 and is a two-time College Sports Communicators Academic All-District selection. On the field, he started 14 times this season and ranked fifth on the team in minutes played, despite missing a pair of matches. For his career, he made 60 appearances and 57 starts. 

The full list of honorees is listed below. 

2026 #HLMSOC Scholar-Athlete Team
Tom Mertz, Cleveland State
Aleksandar Kolar, Cleveland State
Drew Pierson, Detroit Mercy
Oscar Arroyo, Green Bay
Drew Swancutt, Green Bay
Tyson Aschliman, IU Indianapolis
Jago Thompson-Roberts, IU Indianapolis
Jakub Drazek, NIU
Roman Khela, NIU
Steven Boaghe Braniste, Northern Kentucky
Carlos Merce, Northern Kentucky
Cole Thompson, Oakland
Zach Townsend, Oakland
Gabe Gotting, Wright State

Honorable Mentions
Noah Lechelt, Green Bay
Oliver Eckhardt, Northern Kentucky
Josh Lane, RMU