Monthly Archives: January 1995

Women’s Leading Scorers Division I Player (Team) G A P Cameron (Baylor) 20 4 44 Doman (Utah) 17 6 40 Pearce (Monmouth) 16 8 40 Rohbock (Brigham Young) 17 5 39 Strother (Eastern Illinois) 15 8 38 Blalack (Texas A&M) 15 7 37 Cooper (Louisiana St.) 16 5 37 Lord (UNC Greensboro) 15 5 35 […]

Rank/Team Record Last Week 1. Notre Dame 12-0-0 2 2. North Carolina 9-1-0 1 3. Connecticut 11-1-0 3 4. Maryland 14-0-0 5 5. Nebraska 11-0-0 6 6. Portland 8-0-2 4 7. Texas A&M 11-1-0 7 8. Florida 9-1-0 8 9. Santa Clara 8-2-0 9 10. Virginia 8-3-1 11 11. Massachusetts 9-0-1 10 12. UNC Greensboro […]

Women’s Division II Great Plains Region 1 N. Colorado 7-1-1 Ft Lewis 2-0, NM Highlands 1-0 2 Regis 6-3-0 Metro State 4-0 3 W Texas A&M 6-1-0 Midwestern St 3-2 UTEP 3-2 S Colo 0-1 4 Texas A&M-Com. 4-4-1 Steph. F. Austin 1-5 Dallas Baptist 10-0 5 Denver 3-3-2 Cal Davis Colo. Christian 4-1 Central […]

Semifinals Central Connecticut 2, UMKC 0 Western Illinois 4, Buffalo 1 Final Central Connecticut 3, Western Illinois 0

1983 — Eastern Illinois 1984 — Cleveland State 1985 — Eastern Illinois 1986 — Cleveland State 1987 — Eastern Illinois 1988 — Cleveland State, Eastern Illinois 1989 — Eastern Illinois 1990 — Northern Illinois 1991 — Akron 1992 — Wisconsin-Green Bay 1993 — Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1994 — Central Connecticut 1995 — Central Connecticut

TeamWLT Creighton401 Evansville410 Tulsa221 SW Missouri 230 Drake131 Bradley041

Goalkeeper — Jay Fitzgerald (Creighton); Defenders — Brook Biggers (Drake), Paul Lekics (Creighton), Keith Williams (Tulsa); Midfielders — Jeff Deist (Creighton), Pedro Delgado (Evansville), Brad Jordan (SW Missouri), Anthony Pampillonia (Tulsa), Ross Paule (Creighton); Forwards — Matt Caution (SW Missouri), Josh Feigl (Evansville), Brad McTighe (Creighton), Johnny Torres (Creighton). Player of the Year — Paul […]

Semifinals Creighton 5, SW Missouri 2 Evansville 4, Tulsa 0 Final Creighton 2, Evansville 1

1987 — Evansville 1988 — Notre Dame 1989 — Evansville 1990 — Evansville 1991 — Evansville 1992 — Evansville 1993 — Notre Dame 1994 — Notre Dame 1995 — Butler

Goalkeepers — Mike Payne (Akron), Chris West (Kentucky); Defenders — Andy Beall (Western Michigan), Pat Gerak (Kentucky), Desmond Johnston (Akron), Brian Mitchell (Akron), Kile Prewitt (Eastern Michigan); Midfielders — Jason Began (Bowling Green), Joe Burch (Bowling Green), Brian Dausman (Kentucky), Brandon Hardy (Miami), Steve Klein (Bowling Green), Justin Millard (Akron), Frank Ross (Akron); Forwards — […]

TeamWLT Akron500 Bowling Green311 Kentucky311 Miami (Ohio)230 Western Michigan140 Eastern Michigan050

1993 — Akron 1994 — Miami (Ohio) 1995 — Bowling Green

Eastern Division TeamWLT Central Conn.501 Buffalo321 Valparaiso330 NE Illinois060 Western Division TeamWLT Western Illinois710 UMKC440 Quincy341 Eastern Illinois350 SIU-Edwardsville251

FIRST TEAM Jen Zehr Jefferson Amy Koudelka Monroe Keisha Coombs Monroe Cynthia Mendel Hill Ginger Pringle Broward Maria Lara Brevard Lauren Vogt SUNY/Farmingdale Jen Ziegler Meramec Danielle Wade Florissant Valley Tara Mandela Ocean County Cassidie Dunbar Catonsville SECOND TEAM Sou Moussa Pima Diana Martino Finger Lakes Shannon Cromwell Genesee Sarah Johnson Monroe Elin Brask Brevard […]

Dec. 8 in Santa Clara, Calif. North Carolina 1 Notre Dame 0 in OT. Goal: Keller (Karvelsson and T. Roberts) The goal came on a header after Karvelsson headed a cross from Tiffany Roberts. North Carolina — Mullinix, Fettig, Wilson, A. Roberts, Dacey, T. Roberts, McDowell, Schwoy, Parlow, Keller, Confer. Subs: Fair, Falk, N. Roberts, […]

The Carolinas produced some of the best players in the South this year. With all the success North Carolina, Duke, N.C. State and Clemson have had throughout the years, you might think the Carolinas, North and South, have always produced a wealth of young talent. But then looking at the 1995 rosters of those four […]

TeamWLT Detroit602 Butler611 Wright State521 Wisc.-Milwaukee530 Wisc.-Green Bay440 Northern Illinois350 Loyola (Ill.)260 Cleveland State260 UIC170

Quarterfinals Butler 4, Loyola (Ill.) 0 Detroit 5, Cleveland State 1 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1, Wisconsin-Green Bay 0 Northern Illinois 4, Wright State 2 (OT) Semifinals Butler 1, Northern Illinois 0 Detroit 2, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1 (OT) Final Butler 5, Detroit 2 (OT)

1988 — Michelle Akers (Central Florida) 1989 — Shannon Higgins (North Carolina) 1990 — April Kater (Massachusetts) 1991 — Kristine Lilly (North Carolina) 1992 — Mia Hamm (North Carolina) 1993 — Mia Hamm (North Carolina) 1994 — Tisha Venturini (North Carolina) 1995 — Shannon MacMillan (Portland) 1996 — Cindy Daws (Notre Dame)

1986 — Rochester 1987 — Rochester 1988 — William Smith 1989 — UC San Diego 1990 — Ithaca 1991 — Ithaca 1992 — Cortland State 1993 — Trenton State 1994 — Trenton State 1995 — UC San Diego 1996 — UC San Diego

AIWA Champions 1981 North Carolina 1, Central Florida 0 NCAA Division I Champions 1982 North Carolina 1, Central Florida 0 1983 North Carolina 4, George Mason 0 1984 North Carolina 2, Connecticut 0 1985 George Mason 2, North Carolina 0 1986 North Carolina 2, Colorado College 0 1987 North Carolina 1, Massachusetts 0 1988 North […]

1988 — Cal State Hayward 1989 — Barry 1990 — Sonoma State 1991 — Cal State Dominguez Hills 1992 — Barry 1993 — Barry 1994 — Franklin Pierce 1995 — Franklin Pierce 1996 — Franklin Pierce

Mike Fisher of Virginia and Cindy Daws of Notre Dame won the 1996 Herrman Trophy awards, which were presented in a ceremony at the Soccer America FanZone in Richmond, Va. Fisher wins his second consecutive Herrman award, becoming the fourth player to accomplish that feat. Former UVa star Claudio Reyna won in 1992 and 1993. […]

The Fighting Irish of Notre Dame overcame a mid-season slump and two undefeated teams to become only the third team ever to win an NCAA Division I women’s title. Forget the green uniforms, or the proverbial luck of the Irish: Notre Dame is good. The Fighting Irish had been seeded as the No. 4 team […]

Virginia senior midfielder Mike Fisher and Notre Dame senior midfielder Cindy Daws were named 1996 men’s and women’s winners of the Missouri Athletic Club Player of the Year award Jan. 9 in St. Louis. Here are the results of the voting: Men Name School Points (First-Place votes) Mike Fisher Virginia 732 (190) Scott Coufal Indiana […]