Monthly Archives: January 1995

U.S. 4, Norway 4; U.S. 2, Norway 1 Scott Vermillion’s 83rd-minute goal offset a hat trick by Norway’s Steffan Iversen and earned the U.S. under-23 national team a 4-4 tie with Norway’s U-23 team Feb. 2 in Tampa, Fla. The U.S. erased a 4-2 deficit in what was Bruce Arena’s international coaching debut played at […]

U.S. Olympic men’s team coach Bruce Arena added three players to his under-23 team that is preparing for this summer’s Olympic soccer tournament: South Carolina defender Tony Soto, Wisconsin midfielder Mike Gentile and former Virginia striker Nate Friends. At the same time, Arena released three players who have been in camp: midfielders Brian Kelly and […]

Jan. 29 in Bradenton, Fla. U.S. U-23s 2, Hannover (Germany) 3. Goals: Wood 81, 85; Borodiuk 53, Livke 65, Kovacer 70. U.S. U-23s — Cassar, Pollard, Peay, Vermillion, DuHaney (Kelly, 46), Fisher (Vargas, 46), Walsh (McKeon, 46), Hejduk, Silvera, Joseph, Wood. Hannover — Eisenmenger, Schneider, Kluil, Prinlein, Livke, Vermesovic, Babatl (Dittel, 46), Dehne, Benthin (Kovacer, […]

First Round, First Leg Sept. 12 in Bratislava Slovan Bratislava (Slovakia) 2 Kaiserslautern (Germany) 1 Goals: Tittel (28), Sobona (64); Hollerbach (64). Att.: 20,000. Sept. 12 in Odessa Chornomorets Odessa (Ukraine) 1 Widzew Lodz (Poland) 0. Goal: Kozakevich (87). Att.: 15,000. Sept 12 in Freiburg Freiburg (Germany) 1 Slavia Prague (Czech Rep.) 2. Goals: Todt […]

U.S. men’s Olympic team coach Bruce Arena named 18 players for the U.S. U-23 team’s series against Norway Feb. 2-4 in Florida: Goalkeepers — Zach Thornton (free agent), Jeff Cassar (FIU). Defenders — Frankie Hejduk (free agent), Scott Vermillion (Virginia), Clint Peay (MLS), Mike DuHaney (MLS), Brandon Pollard (Virginia). Midfielders — Imad Baba (Clemson), Miles […]

TeamWLT William & Mary700 Old Dominion421 James Madison421 George Mason430 American322 VCU250 UNC Wilmington250 East Carolina070

TeamWLT Cincinnati410 Louisville410 UNC Charlotte221 Evansville221 Marquette140 Memphis140

First Round Evansville 1, Marquette 0 UNC Charlotte 4, Memphis 1 Semifinals Evansville 1, Cincinnati 0 UNC Charlotte 4, Louisville 0 Final UNC Charlotte 1, Evansville 0

1995 — UNC Charlotte

Goalkeeper — Marybeth Bell (Cornell); Defense — Jaime Chu (Harvard), Becky D’Aleo (Cornell), Jen Daly (Cornell), Annie Kwon (Yale), Sara Noonan (Harvard); Offense — Jenna Kurowski (Dartmouth), Melissa McBean (Dartmouth), Naomi Miller (Harvard), Lori Penny (Cornell), Emily Stauffer (Harvard). Player of the Year — Emily Stauffer (Harvard) Rookie of the Year — Naomi Miller (Harvard)

U.S. 2, Denmark 1 San Diego native Frankie Hejduk scored and set up another goal to give the U.S. under-23 national team a 2-1 win over Denmark Feb. 7 on the campus of UC San Diego. Hejduk stuck in a rebound of a Pete Marino shot in the 24th minute then assisted on A.J. Wood’s […]

1995 — San Diego State

First Round UMBC 2, Liberty 0 Charleston Southern 1, Radford 0 Semifinals UNC Asheville 3, UMBC 0 UNC Greensboro 5, Charleston Southern 1 Final UNC Asheville 1, UNC Greensboro 0

1993 — Campbell 1994 — UNC Greensboro 1995 — UNC Asheville

First Round George Mason 6, American 2 William & Mary 9, East Carolina 0 Old Dominion 3, UNC Wilmington 0 James Madison 4, Virginia Commonwealth 0 Semifinals William & Mary 4, George Mason 1 James Madison 3, Old Dominion 2 Final James Madison 2, William & Mary 0

Goalkeeper — Julie McCaffrey (Cincinnati); Midfielders — Paulette Angilecchia (Cincinnati), Stephanie Contole (Louisville), Shelley Heinz (Memphis), Sandy Jakubczak (Evansville), Sally Meek (Evansville); Forwards — Blair Angell (UNC Charlotte), Karen Garland (Louisville), Joy Naber (Cincinnati), Jessica Peterson (Marquette), Regina Sekyra (Marquette). Most Valuable Player — Paulette Angilecchia (Cincinnati) Defensive Player of the Year — Julie McCaffrey […]

Goalkeeper — Stacey Nagle (Seton Hall); Defender — Sara Whalen (Connecticut); Midfielders — Cindy Daws (Notre Dame), Holly Manthei (Notre Dame), Allison Maue (Villanova), Jennifer Tietjen (Connecticut); Forwards — Jana Carabino (Connecticut), Kerry Connors (Connecticut), Valerie Duccilli (Rutgers), Monica Gerardo (Notre Dame), Christy Rowe (Connecticut). Offensive Player of the Year — Kerry Connors (Connecticut) Defensive […]

TeamWLT Connecticut800 Notre Dame710 Rutgers521 Villanova431 Boston College440 Seton Hall341 St. John’s251 Providence170 Georgetown080

Semifinals Connecticut 3, Villanova 1 Notre Dame 3, Rutgers 0 Final Notre Dame 1, Connecticut 0

1993 — Providence 1994 — St. John’s 1995 — Notre Dame

TeamWLT UNC Greensboro500 UNC Asheville410 UMBC320 Charleston So.230 Radford140 Liberty050

First Round Brigham Young 7, Wyoming 0 Fresno State 2, Utah 1 Consolation Game Utah 1, Wyoming 0 Semifinals New Mexico 3, Brigham Young 1 San Diego State 2, Fresno State 1 Final San Diego State 2, New Mexico 1

Goalkeeper — Merit Elzey (Indiana); Defenders — Marcie Dart (Michigan State), Jennifer Plante (Ohio State), Heather Maier (Wisconsin); Midfielders — Debbie Flaherty (Michigan), Jennifer McElmury (Minnesota), Jodie Stranges (Ohio State), Marci Miller (Wisconsin); Forwards — Kristen Lester (Michigan State), Jennifer Walek (Minnesota), Rachel Hoffman (Penn State). Most Valuable Player — Jennifer Walek (Minnesota) Co-Freshmen of […]

TeamWLT Minnesota511 Wisconsin412 Penn State421 Indiana331 Ohio State340 Michigan St.133 Northwestern241 Michigan151

First Round Minnesota 2, Michigan 0 Indiana 3, Ohio State 1 Penn State 1, Michigan State 0 Wisconsin 3, Northwestern 1 Semifinals Minnesota 3, Indiana 2 Wisconsin 1, Penn State 0 Final Minnesota 1, Wisconsin 0