Dube helped the Blue Raiders to a pair of NAIA National Tournament Final Four appearances and the 2005 national championship. Dube led Lindsey Wilson with 22 goals and 50 points en route to the program's seventh national title in 2005. Dube finished his two-year career with 36 goals and 13 assists.

Khumalo was the NAIA Men's Soccer National Player of the Year as a freshman in 2001. He is the only freshman in NAIA history to be named national player of the year. Khumalo completed his Lindsey Wilson career with 47 goals in 47 games. He finished his two-year Lindsey Wilson career fourth on the program's all-time points list (125) and sixth on the goals scored and assists (31) lists. Khumalo helped the Blue Raiders win the program's sixth national title in 2001.

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Kabwe was named the Mid-South Conference Player of the Year in 2003. He scored 11 goals and recorded six assists in 22 games in his one season as a Blue Raider. In addition to his conference honor, Kabwe was named NAIA Second Team All-American.

Menyongar helped the Blue Raiders to the 1998 NAIA Men's Soccer National Championship. Menyongar scored 13 goals and recorded 24 assists to help Lindsey Wilson to the program's only perfect season (25-0-0). Menyongar's 24 assists is the single season high in the program's history. In his one season, Menyongar finished with 50 points.

Ombiji was named the 2005 NAIA National Tournament Most Valuable Player after helping the Blue Raiders to their seventh national title. During his four-year career, Lindsey Wilson was 83-9-4, including 23-1-0 in its championship season. Ombiji concluded his career with 35 goals and 47 assists. He ranks second on the all-time program assists list and sixth all-time with 117 points.