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For the second year in a row, the Soccer America Men's Player of the Year is a Louisianan. Last year it was Maryland's Jason Garey from Gonzales, located between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. The 2006 recipient is Notre Dame junior Joseph Lapira, from Lake Charles in Acadiana. Nicknamed the ...
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Soccer America Men's Player of the Year Joseph Lapira (Notre Dame) Soccer America Men's MVPs M Nico Colaluca (Virginia) F Charlie Davies (Boston College) D Andy Iro (UC Santa Barbara) F Joseph Lapira (Notre Dame) D Jay Needham (SMU) M David Roth (Northwestern) G Chris Seitz (Maryland) F Jarrod Smith ...
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Heather O'Reilly's college career ended as it started - with a national championship. After starting as a freshman on one of the great North Carolina teams in history three years ago, she was the senior leader on a freshman-dominated team that won 27 straight games to claim the Tar Heels' ...
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Soccer America Women's Player of the Year Heather O'Reilly (North Carolina) Soccer America Women's MVPs M Yael Averbuch (North Carolina) D Marian Dalmy (Santa Clara) M Christina DiMartino (UCLA) F Kerri Hanks (Notre Dame) D Ali Krieger (Penn State) D Stephanie Lopez (Portland) G Jillian Loyden (Villanova) D Kasey Moore ...
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April Heinrichs, who coached the USA to the women's soccer gold medal at the 2004 Olympics, has quit her coach as women's coach at UC Irvine after only one season to accept a position with the U.S. Olympic Committee. Heinrichs' decision to take the Anteater job last season was a ...
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Thanks to the support of its student body, the University of Central Arkansas did an about-face and reinstituted its men's soccer program a month after it decided to drop the program. The school's Board of Trustees accepted a Student Government Association recommendation to raise athletic fees by 50 cents per ...
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Cerritos College's men and Santiago Canyon College's women captured their first COA soccer championships, the fourth successive sweep of state junior college titles by Southern California schools. COA Final Four Results Santiago Canyon (25-1-1), from Orange, stunned three-time champion Cypress, 2-0, in the women's final on second-half goals by Kathleen ...
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Bob DiGrazia, who coached the University of California's men's team for 28 years (1953-80) and remains the Bears' all-time winningest coach with a 202-133-39 record, died Dec. 11. A San Francisco native, DiGrazia played for Cal in 1948-50 and became the Bears' first All-American in 1950. As coach, he guided ...
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