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University of New Hampshire Athletics
Ethan Vermillion
Men’s Soccer Inks Ethan Vermillion
7/28/2026 4:21:00 PM | Men's Soccer
Graduate transfer played four years at IU Indy
DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire men's soccer program has announced the signing of graduate student forward Ethan Vermillion (Frankfort, Ky.).
"Ethan joins our program as an experienced transfer from IU Indy, bringing Division I experience, attacking ability and a strong competitive mentality to the squad," said head coach Rich Weinrebe. "Throughout his collegiate career, he appeared in 40 matches with 30 starts, totaling four goals and three assists while consistently impacting games with his energy and attacking presence. Ethan combines pace, physicality and intelligent movement to create dangerous moments in the final third. His ability to stretch defenses, compete in duels and contribute on both sides of the ball reflects the standards we continue to build within our program. We're excited to welcome Ethan to Durham and look forward to the quality and competitiveness he will bring to the team."
Vermillion was a four-year member of the men's soccer team at IU Indy where he played in 40 matches with 30 starts. He posted four goals and three assists for 11 points. The team were 2022 Horizon League runners-up.
Prior to IU Indy, he played for Kings Hammer from 2020-22. He was named the team's Attacking Player of the Year.
Vermillion played four seasons of varsity soccer at Frankfort High School where he recorded 57 goals and 35 assists for 149 points. He earned First Team All-State in 2021, Second Team All-State in 2020, two-time regional All-Tournament and District All-Tournament pick and 2021 Capital City Classic MVP. He won the 2021 Team MVP and the 2017 Newcomer of The Year. Vermillion received the Traditional Bank Athlete of the Week in 2020 and 2021 by the State-Journal. The team was 2020 District Champions, 2021 District Champions and 2021 Class 1-A State Runner Up advancing to the state final for the first time in school history.
Vermillion graduated from Frankfort High School in 2022.
Previously announced additions to the 2026 Roster:
"Ethan joins our program as an experienced transfer from IU Indy, bringing Division I experience, attacking ability and a strong competitive mentality to the squad," said head coach Rich Weinrebe. "Throughout his collegiate career, he appeared in 40 matches with 30 starts, totaling four goals and three assists while consistently impacting games with his energy and attacking presence. Ethan combines pace, physicality and intelligent movement to create dangerous moments in the final third. His ability to stretch defenses, compete in duels and contribute on both sides of the ball reflects the standards we continue to build within our program. We're excited to welcome Ethan to Durham and look forward to the quality and competitiveness he will bring to the team."
Vermillion was a four-year member of the men's soccer team at IU Indy where he played in 40 matches with 30 starts. He posted four goals and three assists for 11 points. The team were 2022 Horizon League runners-up.
Prior to IU Indy, he played for Kings Hammer from 2020-22. He was named the team's Attacking Player of the Year.
Vermillion played four seasons of varsity soccer at Frankfort High School where he recorded 57 goals and 35 assists for 149 points. He earned First Team All-State in 2021, Second Team All-State in 2020, two-time regional All-Tournament and District All-Tournament pick and 2021 Capital City Classic MVP. He won the 2021 Team MVP and the 2017 Newcomer of The Year. Vermillion received the Traditional Bank Athlete of the Week in 2020 and 2021 by the State-Journal. The team was 2020 District Champions, 2021 District Champions and 2021 Class 1-A State Runner Up advancing to the state final for the first time in school history.
Vermillion graduated from Frankfort High School in 2022.
Previously announced additions to the 2026 Roster:
| Name | Yr. | Pos. | Hometown | Previous Team |
| Sean Cory | Fr. | GK | Wrentham, Mass. | New England Futbol Club |
| Graham Dougald | Gr. | M | Charlottesville, Va. | Mount St. Mary's |
| Owen Fadden | Fr. | B | Leicester, Mass. | Intercontinental Football Academy of New England |
| Rayyan Firdawcy | Fr. | M | Fairfax, Va. | D.C. United Academy |
| Augie Hoelscher | Fr. | F | Jackson, Wyo. | Unionistas De Salamanca |
| Lukas Kuca | Jr. | M | Prague, Czech Republic | Radford |
| Jochum Magnússon | Fr. | GK | Reykjavík, Iceland | Víkingur Reykjavík |
| Mikael Pulkkinen | So. | B | Helsinki, Finland | Central Florida |
| Miguel Soto Gonzalez | Gr. | M | Villanueva de la Cañada, Spain | Queens College |
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