Mines freshman Dani Hering scores the decisive goal in a shootout against Metropolitan
State College on Friday during an NCAA tournament game in Denver. (photo by Jonathan
Ingraham/ColoradoSoccerNow.com)
DENVER — In Friday's shootout, things started going poorly for the No.
Click to continue reading...
Looks like the RPI called it right by labeling the Big East as a weak conference. Of the three
schools involved in the first round out of the conference, two fell in the first round of the NCAA
Tournament Thursday.
UConn traveled to Monmouth in a match-up of two top 25 teams who failed to earn a seeding in the
tournament.
Click to continue reading...
Looks like the RPI called it right by labeling the Big East as a weak conference. Of the three
schools involved in the first round out of the conference, two fell in the first round of the NCAA
Tournament Thursday.
UConn traveled to Monmouth in a match-up of two top 25 teams who failed to earn a seeding in the
tournament.
Click to continue reading...
Missouri State Bears, Kyle Windmuller
Missouri State Bears 1
St Louis University Billikens 2
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The Missouri State men's soccer team (12-5-2) fell to Saint Louis University
(15-6-0) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in front of 1,377 fans at Robert R.
Click to continue reading...
Missouri State Bears, Kyle Windmuller
Missouri State Bears 1
St Louis University Billikens 2
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The Missouri State men's soccer team (12-5-2) fell to Saint Louis University
(15-6-0) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in front of 1,377 fans at Robert R.
Click to continue reading...
Prior Lake, MN native Teal Bunbury is having the season of his life, and so are his teammates at
Arkon of Ohio. The Zips are currently undefeated at 20-0-0 in Men's Division I NCAA play.
Last Sunday the Zips defeated Hartwick by a score of 2-1 winning its third consecutive
Mid-American Conference Tournament championship.
Click to continue reading...
by TRAVIS CLARK
The first round of the NCAA Tournament kicks off today, and with it, the last chance for some
players before leaving college and carving out a professional career -- either in at home or
abroad. For others, it's a chance at making a lasting impression on their collegiate coach,
upsetting the high seed and going on a run towards that championship trophy.
Click to continue reading...
by TRAVIS CLARK
The first round of the NCAA Tournament kicks off today, and with it, the last chance for some
players before leaving college and carving out a professional career -- either in at home or
abroad. For others, it's a chance at making a lasting impression on their collegiate coach,
upsetting the high seed and going on a run towards that championship trophy.
Click to continue reading...
With a history of over 100 former Springfield Soccer Club players going on to participate in
college soccer the tradition of Alumni achieving success at the next level is a strong one. This
past weekend a number of Springfield Soccer Club Alumni received NCAA Division II and NCAA Division
III National Tournament bids.
Click to continue reading...
Mike Wise PhotographyFor Akron, the rest of the season begins now. 20 wins from 20 matches have come and gone, and
now five matches stand between them and ensure that a undefeated season has gone for naught. Teal
Bunbury and the rest of the Zips head into the NCAA Tournament with a chance to finish what they've
started, and will do so with the number one overall set.
Click to continue reading...
Mike Wise PhotographyFor Akron, the rest of the season begins now. 20 wins from 20 matches have come and gone, and
now five matches stand between them and a unblemished record in 2009. Teal Bunbury and the rest of
the Zips head into the NCAA Tournament with a chance to finish what they've started, and will do so
as the number one overall seed.
Click to continue reading...
The second round of the NCAA tournament was played this weekend, with maybe 3 upsets in between,
but 1 HUGE upset. Here are the results:
- Stanford 2, BYU0
- Oklahoma St 1 (5), Santa Clara 1 (6)
- UCF 0, Wisconsin 1
- Connecticut 0, Boston College 2
- Portland 2, Washington 1
- Dayton 1, Virginia Tech 3
- Penn St 2, Virgina 6
- San Diego St 0, UCLA 5
- North Carolina 4, Georgia 0
- Washington St 0, Maryland 1
- Wake Forest 3, West Virginia 0
- Rutgers 0, South Carolina 1
- Notre Dame 6, Central Michigan 1
- Oregon St 1, Florida 0
- LSU 1 (2), Texas A&M 1 (4)
- Cal 0, Florida St 3
UCF v Wisconsin: UCF was seeded 3rd and was definitely a team that could make
it to the quarter finals for sure, but they ended up losing in just the second round of the NCAA
tournament.
Click to continue reading...
The second round of the NCAA tournament was played this weekend, with maybe 3 upsets in between,
but 1 HUGE upset. Here are the results:
- Stanford 2, BYU0
- Oklahoma St 1 (5), Santa Clara 1 (6)
- UCF 0, Wisconsin 1
- Connecticut 0, Boston College 2
- Portland 2, Washington 1
- Dayton 1, Virginia Tech 3
- Penn St 2, Virgina 6
- San Diego St 0, UCLA 5
- North Carolina 4, Georgia 0
- Washington St 0, Maryland 1
- Wake Forest 3, West Virginia 0
- Rutgers 0, South Carolina 1
- Notre Dame 6, Central Michigan 1
- Oregon St 1, Florida 0
- LSU 1 (2), Texas A&M 1 (4)
- Cal 0, Florida St 3
UCF v Wisconsin: UCF was seeded 3rd and was definitely a team that could make
it to the quarter finals for sure, but they ended up losing in just the second round of the NCAA
tournament.
Click to continue reading...
kenn.com 16 November @ 12:59 PM EST
Well, that was fun. Ohio State won the Big Ten men's soccer tournament title with a last-minute,
1-0 win over Penn State in Sunday's final. The Buckeyes get an automatic berth in the NCAA
Tournament, while Penn State, Indiana, Northwestern and potentially Michigan State can also stake
claims to spots in the field of 48 (which will be announced at 5:30pm today on ESPNEWS).
Click to continue reading...
Briefly:
*The initial 36,000 tickets for MLS Cup Sunday in Seattle sold out, so another 6,000 tickets
have been put on sale. Details here.
*As unlikely as the Galaxy's run to MLS Cup was, Real Salt Lake's performance was even less
expected. Reaction here.
*U.S. Coach Bob Bradley called in the Houston Dynamo midfield duo of Ricardo Clark and Stuart
Holden and Tigres defender Edgar Castillo for Wednesday's game against Demark.
Click to continue reading...
Sunday's start time was pushed back one hour as Metro State, including members of the
administrative staff and baseball and softball teams, had to clear 7 inches of snow from the field
after a winter storm buried Denver on Saturday night. (photo courtesy Metropolitan
State College)
Becca Mays scored her second goal of the game with about four minutes remaining in overtime to
give the No.
Click to continue reading...
Kayla Mitchell scored twice as the Colorado School of Mines women's soccer team defeated RMAC
tournament champion Fort Lewis 2-1 on Sunday at Dirks Field in Durango.
Mines (19-4-0) will face Metropolitan State College at noon Friday at Auraria Field in downtown
Denver.
Mitchell, who finished the match with eight shots, scored the winning goal in the 40th minute,
capitalizing on some miscommunication in the Fort Lewis defense.
Click to continue reading...
The Fort Lewis College men's soccer team defeated West Texas A&M 3-1 in front of a loud and
lively crowd Sunday in the second round of the Divison II playoffs.
Fort Lewis advances with a 21-1-0 record; the Skyhawks find out the location and opponent of
their next match today (Monday).
FLC opened the scoring the 24th minute, when the Buffs attempted to clear the ball but it
bounced to the top of the box.
Click to continue reading...
To do it they had to come from behind to beat Hartwick.
With the victory over Hartwick, the No. 1-ranked Zips tied Evansville's mark for the
fourth-longest single-season win streak in NCAA history. The Zips have won three consecutive MAC
crowns and will find out their draw in the NCAA Division I Tournament Monday evening.
Click to continue reading...
On a cold wet day, the Fort Lewis College men's soccer team defeated the Colorado School of
Mines 3-0 on Friday in the first round of the NCAA tournament in Durango. The game resembled a Slip
'n Slide because of pouring rain and freezing wind.
Fort Lewis advances to the second round and will face West Texas A&M at 1 p.
Click to continue reading...
The University of Denver women's soccer team ended its season with a 4-0 loss to No. 2 Portland
in the opening round of the NCAA tournament Friday night at Merlo Field in Portland, Ore.
Portland (19-1-0) tallied its first goal off a corner kick in the 25th minute as Danielle
Foxhoven's kick landed at the foot of Sophie Schmidt.
Click to continue reading...
Kayla Mitchell scored her 28th and 29th goals of the season as the women's soccer team from the
Colorado School of Mines defeated Regis University 2-1 on Thursday in Durango. The victory marked
the first time Mines has won in the NCAA tournament.
The Orediggers (18-4) will play Fort Lewis College at 1 p.
Click to continue reading...
by TRAVIS CLARK
NCAA tournament spots are up for grabs as conference tournaments wind up, ending this weekend on
Sunday. For some programs around the nation, a miracle run in their respective tournament is the
only hope to extend the post-season any further.
One of the last big tournaments got underway in the Big Ten.
Click to continue reading...
The University of Denver women's soccer team will face Portland on Friday in the opening round
of the NCAA tournament at the Clive Charles Soccer Complex in Oregon.
Pioneers (17-5-1) earned their unprecedented fourth-straight Sun Belt Conference championship by
beating Arkansas-Little Rock 1-0 on Saturday in Boca Raton, Florida.
Click to continue reading...
Photo by Sports on Film
Last January, Ike Opara sat in a college classroom with his laptop cracked open as he took a
peak at what could have been his future. He was supposed to be focusing on his Debate class, but
was instead tuned into the 2009 MLS Draft.
Click to continue reading...
Photo by Sports on Film
Last January, Ike Opara sat in a college classroom with his laptop cracked open as he took a
peak at what could have been his future. He was supposed to be focusing on his Debate class, but
was instead tuned into the 2009 MLS Draft.
Click to continue reading...
Not only is the University of Wisconsin women's soccer team back in the NCAA tournament for
the...
[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Click to continue reading...
The mighty fall quickly when tournament time comes around. With the Big East tournament now
heading into the semifinals, the University of Connecticut won't be around contending for the
conference title. Continuing a strong upset run in the postseason, the Providence Friars took care
of the Huskies in a 1-0 double-overtime contest.
Click to continue reading...
The mighty fall quickly when tournament time comes around. With the Big East tournament now
heading into the semifinals, the University of Connecticut won't be around contending for the
conference title. Continuing a strong upset run in the postseason, the Providence Friars took care
of the Huskies in a 1-0 double-overtime contest.
Click to continue reading...
The University of Denver women's soccer earned its fourth-straight Sun Belt Conference title,
beating the University of Arkansas-Little Rock 1-0 in the finals of the league's tournament on
Saturday in Boca Raton, Fla.
The Pioneers earned a trip to the NCAA tournament as a result of the victory; the 64-team
bracket will be unveiled at 6 p.
Click to continue reading...
In a unique pair of MIAC playoff finals, the Men's and Women's competetion saw the same pair of
teams facing off for the league championship and a ticket to the NCAA D-III Tournament. The Carlton
men's soccer team played Macalester at Carlton yesterday afternoon, while the women's championship
game was last night and saw the exact same schools matched up.
Click to continue reading...
In a unique pair of MIAC playoff finals, the Men's and Women's competetion saw the same pair of
schools facing off for the league championship and a ticket to the NCAA D-III Tournament. The
Carlton men's soccer team played Macalester at Carlton yesterday afternoon, while the women's
championship game was last night and saw the exact same schools matched up.
Click to continue reading...