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College: Seattle wins Men’s NAIA Title

Nov. 29 in Birmingham Seattle 2 Rockhurst 1 (OT). Goals: Swanson (Klubberud) 6:48, Czarnowski (Anchela) 106:39; Olivas (Schoen) 30:16. All-Tournament Team Goalkeeper — Jason Palmer (Seattle) Defenders — Pablo Nassar (Life), Junior Noel (Seattle), Sep Wolf (Westmont). Midfielders — Ben Hook (Westmont), Marco Mthemba (William Carey), Craig Scheer (Illinois-Springfield), Mark Tonner (Life). Forwards — Thomas […]

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College: Wheaton caps undefeated season with Men’s Division III title

NCAA Men’s Division III (in Fredericksburg, Va.) Semifinals Nov. 28 Mary Washington 1 Wheaton (Ill.) 2. Goals: Guarriello 86:59; Bowman (Mouw) 17:55, Mouw (S.Brown, Munson) 43:36. Coll. of New Jersey 2 Amherst 1. SanFilippo 83:06, Cairnes (Lobbato) 84:14; Kay (Biggs) 44:20. Final Nov. 30 Wheaton (Ill.) 3 Coll. of New Jersey 0. Goals: E.Brown 25:20, […]

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College: Women’s NCAA Division I Quarterfinal Summaries (Nov. 29-30)

Nov. 29 in Chapel Hill, N.C. North Carolina 1 Harvard 0. Goal: Falk (McDowell, Schwoy, Parlow) 23:11. North Carolina — Overgaard, Wilson, Fettig, Fair, Roberts, Falk, McDowell, Schwoy, Confer, Parlow, McDonald. Subs: Mullinix, Stoecker, Karvelsson, Murphy, Whittier, Florance. Harvard — Burney, Glass, Larson, McCarthy, Foster, Bingham, Berman, Corkery, Zotter, Gudeman, Miller. Subs: Aeschliman, Minkus, Stewart, […]

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College: Mobile captures Women’s NAIA crown

Nov. 29 in San Antonio Mobile 2 Simon Fraser 1 (OT). Goals: Grant 99, Harrington (Vierdal) 100; Blaker (Maglio) 120. All-Tournament Team Goalkeeper — Laurie Pells (Georgian Court). Defenders — Roxanne Chow (Simon Fraser), Robin Colvin (Rockhurst), Kathrine Sund (Mobile), Astrid Vierdal (Mobile). Midfielders — Sandra DePol (Brewton-Parker), Katie Gardinier (Westmont), Courtney Miles (Mobile), Nina […]

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World Cup ’98 32-Team Field

Here are the 32 countries that have qualified for the 1998 World Cup Finals: Host: France Holder: Brazil Europe Qualifiers: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Denmark, England, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Romania, Scotland, Spain, Yugoslavia South America Qualifiers: Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Paraguay Africa Qualifiers: Cameroon, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Tunisia Asia Qualifiers: Japan, Saudi Arabia, South […]

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World Cup ’98 Qualifying: Playoff, Second Leg Result (Nov. 29)

Nov. 29 in Melbourne Australia 2 Iran 2. Goals: Kewell 32, A.Vidmar 48; Bagheri 77, Azizi 80. Australia — Bosnich, Moore (Arnold, 83), Horvat, Tobin, Lazaridis, Slater (T. Vidmar, 81), Foster, Zelic, A. Vidmar (Tapai, 81), Kewell, Viduka. Iran — Abedzadeh, Mahdavikia, Khakpour, Payravani, Estili, Bagheri, Shahroodi (Mansourian, 57), Pashazadeh, Saadavi (Tahami, 76, Asadi 87), […]

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College: Men’s NAIA National Semfinal Results (Nov. 28)

Nov. 28 in Birmingham, Ala. Rockhurst 4 Mobile 3. Goals: Andreason (Olivas) 1:11, Andreason (Olivas) 8:43, Andreason (Herman) 84:55, Hill (Andreason) 86:43; Maruti (White) 8:28, Duncan 14:56, Goodson 21:56. Seattle 3 William Carey 2. Goals: Hardy (Thesenvitz) 32:26, Thesenvitz (Brown) 87:30, Cassidy (Czarnowski) 99:26; Balcev 11:14, Moniz 84:14. Championship Nov. 29 in Birmingham Rockhurst (24-2-0) […]

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SA FanZone hits Richmond Dec. 11-13

Plenty of Fun and Soccer too, headline Richmond Centre’s FanZone For the third consecutive year, FanZone sponsored by Ukrop’s Super Markets and Coca-Cola and hosted by Soccer America Magazine, returns to the Richmond Centre, December 12-13. The annual event, held during the NCAA Men’s Soccer Championships, is designed to allow the entire Richmond-area population-beyond lucky […]

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Mexico: Bora Gets Bounced

Mexico fired the most successful coach in its national team history Nov. 25. Mexican soccer federation (FMF) president Juan Jose Leano told the press its national team council had “unanimously” agreed on Bora Milutinovic’s dismissal. Milutinovic, who had coached the United States from 1991 through the 1994 World Cup, had enjoyed few extended periods of […]

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