Join Now  | 
Home About Contact Us Privacy & Security Advertise
Soccer America Daily Special Edition Around The Net Soccer Business Insider College Soccer Reporter Youth Soccer Reporter Soccer on TV Soccer America Classifieds
Paul Gardner: SoccerTalk Soccer America Confidential Youth Soccer Insider World Cup Watch
RSS Feeds Archives Manage Subscriptions Subscribe
Order Current Issue Subscribe Manage My Subscription Renew My Subscription Gift Subscription
My Account Join Now
Tournament Calendar Camps & Academies Soccer Glossary Classifieds
Injury toll mounts for Heels
by Paul Kennedy, October 20th, 2010 12:01PM
Subscribe to College Soccer Reporter


MOST READ
TAGS:  college men


[NORTH CAROLINA-SOUTH CAROLINA MEN] Already missing five players sidelined with injuries, No. 2 North Carolina had two more players -- Preseason All-American Michael Farfan and veteran Eddie Ababio -- go off with injuries suffered in the Tar Heels' 1-0 win over No. 25 South Carolina, a nasty affair that saw nine yellow cards issued and two players sent off.

The Gamecocks' Blake Brettschneider was red carded early in the second half for a half that sent Ababio to the sidelines with a leg injury.

In the 65th minute, South Carolina's Stephen Morrissey took Farfan out of the game and was issued a yellow card. Farfan was taken to the hospital for X-rays.

Eight minutes later, it was Tar Heel forward Alex Dixon's turn to get ejected.

Freshman Robbie Lovejoy, playing in his first collegiate action, won the game with a breakaway goal in the 78th minute.

Another Preseason All-American, Billy Schuler, is out with a shoulder injury, and midfielder Cameron Brown was lost with an ACL tear.

A week ago, Stephen McCarthy was lost with a broken jaw, while Brett King quit a day later because of foot problems.

Costa Rican freshman Bruno Castro missed the South Carolina game with a hamstring injury.



No comments yet.

Sign in to leave a comment. Don't have an account? Join Now


AUTHORS

ARCHIVES
FOLLOW SOCCERAMERICA

Recent College Soccer Reporter
Penn State's Walsh selected as Women's Coach of the Year    
[SOCCER AMERICA AWARDS] Erica Walsh, who led Penn State to a 15th straight Big Ten regular-season ...
2012 All-Freshman Teams    
[SOCCER AMERICA AWARDS] National champion North Carolina (Hannah Gardner and Summer Green) and runner-up Penn State ...
Notre Dame's Roccaro is Women's Freshman of the Year    
[SOCCER AMERICA AWARDS] Notre Dame's Cari Roccaro, who helped lead young Notre Dame to the quarterfinals ...
2012 Women's MVPs    
[SOCCER AMERICA AWARDS] National champion North Carolina was the only team to place two players -- ...
North Carolina's Dunn named Women's Player of the Year    
[SOCCER AMERICA AWARDS] Crystal Dunn, whose postseason play was instrumental in North Carolina's 2012 national title ...
Men's Coach of the Year Todd Yeagley follows in father's footsteps    
[SOCCER AMERICA AWARDS] Todd Yeagley, who led Indiana to the NCAA Division I title was named ...
Creighton and Maryland land pair on All-Freshman first team    
[SOCCER AMERICA AWARDS] Two players each from NCAA Division I semifinalists Creighton (Jeff Gal and Timo ...
Georgetown's Allen named Men's Freshman of the Year    
[SOCCER AMERICA AWARDS] Brandon Allen, who led Georgetown to the NCAA Division I final, is the ...
Five teams place two on Men's MVPs teams    
[SOCCER AMERICA AWARDS] Akron is the only school with two selections -- Chad Barson and Scott ...
Maryland's Mullins takes top men's honor    
[SOCCER AMERICA PLAYER OF THE YEAR] Patrick Mullins, who led Maryland to the ACC championship and ...
>> College Soccer Reporter Archives