The Methodist men's soccer program has been a long-standing tradition in the rich history of Methodist athletics . Methodist men's soccer has produced eight All-Americans, 38 All-South selections, 117 All-Conference selections, and nine professional players worldwide. Under former head coach Alan Dawson, the Monarchs were the 1995 NCAA Division III National Runner-up and have advanced to the NCAA tournament six times in the 1990s. The Monarchs also held eight consecutive Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Conference titles from 1989-1996.

With Dawson understudy and former standout goalkeeper Justin Terranova back at Methodist as head coach, the Monarchs are making tremendous strides at returning to a perennial power both in the USA South Athletic Conference and on a national level.

The Methodist University men's soccer program boasts a long list of individual and team accomplishments and has a winning tradition that is envied by many. Our team’s home is the "Crown Jewel" of NCAA Division III — Monarch Soccerplex — a soccer facility that is unrivaled in the country. The Monarch soccer offices are located on the touchline of our pristine Bermuda grass playing surface. The two-story building houses home and visiting team locker rooms, referee changing facilities, an enclosed press box, and public restrooms. In addition, there is a $1.5 million, eight-field soccer complex on the Methodist campus that is ideal for training.