Akron's Porter lands cream of the crop

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Cleveland Plain Dealer columnist Terry Pluto profiles Caleb Porter, the architect of Akron's rise from regional contender to national powerhouse. Porter was the recruiting coordinator for Indiana teams that won NCAA titles in 2003 and 2004 and he says he wouldn't leave for another school unless he believed it could ... Read the whole story

Virginia program sells itself to Restrepo

Charlottesville Daily Progress

No. 2 seed Virginia is unbeaten in its last 12 games with nine straight shutouts. Much of the credit goes to transfer Diego Restrepo in goal. Two years ago, Restrepo came to Charlottesville with South Florida to play the Cavaliers at Klockner Stadium. "I just remember walking into Klockner and ... Read the whole story

Portland freshman unfazed by first action in goal

The Oregonian

Portland has a long tradition of producing great goalies, dating back to Kasey Keller in the late 1980s. The latest goalie to get a shot with the Pilots is freshman Justin Baarts, who was called into action for the first time when All-WCC goalie Austin Guerrero was red-carded in overtime ... Read the whole story

Warshaw matures in new role at Stanford

San Francisco Chronicle

Stanford star Bobby Warshaw has an interest in politics dating back to his childhood. "I could tell you about the Cuban missile crisis when I was 8 years old," he explained to the San Francisco Chronicle's Tom Fitzgerald. (Warshaw's mother, Shirley, is a political science professor at Gettysburg College.) Warshaw ... Read the whole story

Harvard game brings back memories of Nov. 22, 1963

Keene Sentinel

For Keene Sentinel sports editor Jim Rousmaniere, last Sunday's Harvard-Monmouth game was a chance to watch his nephew, Adam Rousmaniere play and score the third goal for the Crimson in its 3-0 win. It also brought back memories to the last time he was at a Harvard game on Nov. ... Read the whole story

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