Maryland stayed No. 1 in the Soccer America Men’s College 25 rankings. Stanford moved up one spot to No. 2, switching places with Indiana. ACC schools Notre Dame, Virginia, Wake Forest and Clemsonheld the next four spots. For the complete Top 25. Week 4’s big results: Notre Dame 3 N.C. State 0. Matt Habrowski […]
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Men's College Cup: Stanford repeats as national champ
Stanford repeated as the NCAA Division I men’s champion, winning its second shootout in three days after a scoreless draw at the College Cup. Stanford-WakeForest: Highlights Cardinal keeper AndrewEpstein saved Wake Forest’s final two attempts to seal the 5-4 win that clinched back-to-back championships for the first time in more than a decade. NCAA Men’s […]
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NSCAA All-Americans: NCAA Division I Men
Men’s College Cup runner-up Wake Forest placed three seniors on the 2016 NSCAA NCAA Division I Men’s All-America first team: Alec Ferrell, Ian Harkes and Jacori Hayes. Forall the All-Americans … First Team Pos First Class School Hometown GK Alec Ferrell Sr. Wake Forest Westlake, Ohio D Alex Crognale Sr.Maryland Gahanna, Ohio D Reagan Dunk* […]
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NSCAA All-Americans: NAIA
Hastings sophomore Daniel Whitehall (34 goals and added nine assists) and Northwestern Ohio sophomore Camilla Andersen (35 goals and seven assists) were named the NAIA Men’s and Women’sPlayers of the Year, respectively. For this year’s NAIA All-America Teams … 2016 NSCAA NAIA Men’s All-America Teams Playerof the Year: Daniel Whitehall (England), Hastings First Team Pos […]
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NSCAA All-Americans: Junior College Division I
Tyler sophomore Yazeed Matthews and Monroe freshman Eleni Markou were named the 2016 NSCAA Junior College Division I Men’s and Women’s Players of the Year, respectively. Forthis year’s All-America Teams … 2016 NSCAA Junior College Division I Men’s All-America Teams Player of theYear: Yazeed Matthews (South Africa), Tyler First Team Pos Name Class School Hometown […]
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NSCAA All-Americans: Junior College Division III
Richland sophomore Mikkel Rohde and Diablo Valley sophomore Katie McLaughlin were named the 2016 NSCAA Junior College Division III Men’s and Women’s Players of theYear, respectively. For this year’s All-America Teams … 2016 NSCAA Junior College Division III Men’s All-AmericaTeams Player of the Year: Mikkel Rohde (Dallas, Texas), Richland First Team Pos Name Class School […]
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Making a List: NCAA Division I women's champions
USC became the first Pac-12 team and just fourth team to win more than one NCAA Division I women’s championship when it captured its second title on Sunday. NCAA Division I women’s champions: 21 North Carolina 3 Notre Dame 2 Portland 2 USC 1 George Mason1 Florida 1 Santa Clara 1 Stanford 1 UCLA 1 […]
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Women's College Cup: USC stuns West Virginia
USC got two late goals from Mexican international Katie Johnson to beat top-ranked West Virginia, 3-1, and win its second NCAA Division I women’s championship Sunday afternoon at San Jose’sAvaya Stadium. The Mountaineers came into the game with 18 shutoutsin 26 games but fell behind after only 82 seconds. Morgan Andrews, a transfer from Notre […]
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NAIA: Hastings and NW Ohio take championships
A pair of subs teamed up to give Hastings its second NAIA men’s title over Rio Grande, while Northwestern Ohio was crowned for its first time after winning the NAIA women’s championship over 2015champion Spring Harbor. Lucas Venegas‘ goal in the second half gave Hastings a 1-0 win over Rio Grande. The victory in regulation […]
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NCAA Division III: Tufts and Washington capture crowns
Tufts won its second NCAA Division III men’s championship in three years, while Washington (Mo.) captured its first Division III women’s title after finishing second in 2009 and 2015. Both final fourswere hosted by Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia. Tyler Kulcsar‘s golden goal in the second overtime gave Tufts a 1-0 win over Calvin to […]