After the 2008 season, Judson is the all-time winningest program for NAIA in men's soccer. They surpassed Westmont College who finished the season with 12 wins. Coming into the 2008 season, Westmont had 552 wins while Judson had 551. Judson won 15 games this season to surpass Westmont and become the all-time winningest program.

Westmont (Calif.), 1965-08, 564

For the fifth year in a row, Judson University advanced to the NAIA National Tournament. In a new format by the NAIA, Judson played in the first-round game at Notre Dame College (Ohio). Notre Dame was ranked #2 in the nation and had the #7 seed in the tournament as Judson was unseeded. In a cold contest in Ohio, Judson fell to Notre Dame, 6-1, as Gustavo Oliveria had the lone goal.

Gustavo Oliveira was the only Judson University player to be named NAIA All-American but it was the fifth year in a row that somebody from Judson had been named an all-American. For the second year in a row, junior Gustavo Oliveira (Brazil) has been named a NAIA All-American. Oliveira picks up his second NAIA All-American honorable mention award in his second year at Judson and was one of four CCAC players named NAIA All-American.

Oliveira led Judson with nine goals, 21 assists, and 39 points while providing a career-high six assists against Cincinnati Christian. His 21 assists put him tied for seventh in a single season at Judson with Rob Eastland (2000), and Marcus Lauria (2001). In his career, he now has 34 assists and 19 goals. He just needs six assists to break into the Judson top 10 for all-time assists.

Placing four players on the NCCAA North Central All-Region team, three players earned the award for the first time in sophomore Alex Tyton and seniors Adauto Oliveira and Leonardo Silva. Gustavo Oliveira was a repeat selection from the year before.

Three players earned the NCCAA National Player of the Week in Alex Tyton, Leonardo Silva, and Petar Bajic. Bajic was the first to earn it in the week of September 2nd. Tyton then won on November 6th followed by Silva on November 13th.

Gustavo Oliveira was the offensive weapon for Judson in 2008 as he led in every category. He finished the season with nine goals, 21 assists, and 39 points. Against Cincinnati Christian, he scored eight points with six assists and one goal for a career-high.

Individually, Gustavo Oliveira finished second overall in the CCAC in points (39) and assists (21). He was also sixth in goals (9).

In the CCAC for points, Judson had three other players in the top 20 in Audauto Oliveira at ninth (22), Milos Bajic in 11th (15), and Tom Kruse in 17th (13). When it came to goals, Judson also placed four players in the top 20 with Gustavo Oliveira leading the way in sixth. Milos Bajic was 10th (6), Leonardo Silva was 12th (7), and Audauto Oliveira was 14th (7). For assists, five players placed with Gustavo Oliveira in second. Following him was Adauto Oliveira in fourth (0.38), Vitor Bravo in fifth (0.35), Tom Kruse in sixth (0.29), and Milos Bajic in 14th (0.19).

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