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DRIP FC TAKES OVER CAMPUS.

Fourteen players. One crest. Now they're taking what they built in Cary back to campus.

Drip FCJul 21, 2026· 1 min read
DRIP FC TAKES OVER CAMPUS.
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For one week in Cary, some of college soccer's top talent traded their school colors for ours.

Players from across the country came together to represent Drip FC at The Soccer Tournament, proving that when elite competitors buy into one vision, special things happen. Our squad stormed through the group stage undefeated, scoring nine goals while conceding just twice. We opened with a dominant 5-0 win over Say Word FC before grinding out back-to-back 2-1 victories over The 610 and Dreamville FC to finish the group with a perfect record.

Our run came to an end against Pumas de Alabama—the 2025 TST Champions and 2026 runners-up—but not before our players showed exactly what this team was built on: quality, chemistry, and competing for one another.

Now it's time for the next chapter.

The Drip FC crest comes off, and their college colors go back on.

We're proud to see our players return to some of the best programs in the country, carrying the confidence and momentum they built together this summer.

Our TST squad heads back to campus:

  • Caden Tolentino — NC State

  • Antoine Coupland — Maryland

  • Tate Lampman — Georgetown

  • Harry Bertos — University of Washington

  • David Ajagbe — Portland

  • Isaac Emojong — Portland

  • Miguel-Angel Hernandez — Portland

  • Ronan Sullivan — Saint Joseph's

  • Joe McDaid — Columbia

  • Alex Hornada — UNC Wilmington

  • Andrew Hornada — UNC Wilmington

  • Tate Lorentz — Wake Forest

  • Jayson Quintanilla — Boston College

  • Keanan Bader — Memphis

For one week, these players represented our badge. This fall, they'll represent their schools on some of college soccer's biggest stages.

We'll be following every goal, every assist, every rivalry, and every big moment along the way.

Once Drip FC, always family.

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