Antigua and Barbuda national footballer Christopher Douglas has made history in U.S. college soccer, setting multiple records and earning the Gulf South Conference (GSC) Men’s Soccer Offensive Player of the Year award for 2026.

Douglas, who plays for Trevecca Nazarene University in the United States, completed an outstanding season with 18 goals, five assists and 41 points, establishing new NCAA-era program records for goals and points in a single season.

The national team striker also set a new career goals record for the university, further cementing his place in the school’s football history.

His performances earned him a place on the All-GSC First Team and helped Trevecca secure its first-ever Gulf South Conference championship.

The Antigua and Barbuda Football Association (ABFA) congratulated Douglas on his achievements, describing his season as remarkable and praising his dedication, hard work and commitment to improvement.

Douglas continues to represent Antigua and Barbuda internationally as a member of the Benna Boys, balancing his national team responsibilities with his collegiate football career.

The association said his achievements are a source of national pride and an inspiration to the next generation of footballers.

According to Trevecca’s latest published statistics, Douglas has since increased his season tally to 19 goals, five assists and 43 points.

This article was originally published by Antigua News Room. Read the original article here: Antigua and Barbuda Striker Christopher Douglas Makes NCAA History With Record-Breaking Season.