BUILT TO CONTEND: 2025 RAPTORS RECRUITING CLASS OVERVIEW

August 27, 2025

Depth. Versatility. Global flair. Montgomery College's 2025 incoming class delivers what every coach demands: options to create competition, quality across every line, and the potential for instant impact.

Depth From Day One

Coach Braz has stocked the roster with talent—this class boasts players from 11 countries, three U.S. states, and features five recruits from Montgomery County. The breadth of backgrounds means internal competition isn't just healthy—it's inevitable.

Fresh Faces, Immediate Impact

"This group gives us flexibility at every position," Braz noted. "We wanted players ready to contribute and push for minutes—and this class checks both boxes."

Players to Watch

Ewen  Nedellec | Midfielder | Montreal, Canada

A steely attacker with elite training from CF Montréal's academy. Armed with creativity and grit, he's built to beat defenders one on one.
Marcelo  Martinez | Midfielder | Xàtiva, Spain

Cut from the fabric of División de Honor—the highest youth level in Spain—Marcelo brings composure, technical polish, and top-tier soccer IQ.
Oscar  Alvarado | Striker | Veracruz, Mexico

A product of CD Toluca's youth system, Oscar injects strength and flair into the attack—ready to spark opportunities up front.
Tomas  Munoz | Defender | Germantown, MD

From Baltimore Armour (MLS Next), Tomas is a dynamic, composed presence on the back line—equipped for college soccer's pace.
Joshua  Doffoh | Midfielder | Stone Ridge, VA

Developed at Arlington Soccer (MLS Next), Joshua brings speed and instincts to get behind the defense.
Avery  Langford | Goalkeeper | Leeds, AL

Grounded in professionalism with Birmingham Legion training, Avery will push for minutes with calm confidence between the posts.

Transfers Elevating Experience

Boris  Agyeman (USC Lancaster, NJCAA DI): Injects defensive maturity, versatility and NJCAA DI battle-tested grit.
Robert  Seow (Wilmington University, NCAA Division II): Adds composure and structure to the defensive spine.

With global representation and local roots—from Montgomery County to Mexico, Spain to South Africa—this class isn't just deep; it's our most diverse yet. The blend of international pedigree and regional development ensures competition is fierce, culture is rich, and readiness is universal.