(All times Eastern ) (Schedule and times subject to change) Saturday, April 5 New York at Atlanta 7:00 p.m. Washington at Carolina 7:00 p.m. Boston at San Diego 9:00 p.m. Philadelphia at San Jose 10:00 p.m. Saturday, April 12 Boston at Atlanta 7:00 p.m. New York at Washington 7:00 p.m. Saturday, April 19 Boston at […]
Monthly Archives: December 2002
WORLD PLAYER OF THE YEAR: U.S.-based women's players receiving votes, by team
Atlanta Beat — Sun Wen (3 first-place votes, 55 points), Briana Scurry (1, 5), Cindy Parlow (0, 3), Homare Sawa (0, 2) and Charmaine Hooper (0, 1). Boston Breakers — Kristine Lilly (1, 10), Maren Meinert (1, 5), Dagny Mellgren (0, 1) and Bettina Wiegman (0, 1). Carolina Courage — Birgit Prinz (10, 97), Hege […]
WORLD PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Hamm repeats as top women's player
Mia Hamm repeated as the FIFA Women's Player of the Year in voting by national team coaches from around the world. The Washington Freedom striker outdistanced Carolina star Brigit Prinz and Atlanta's Sun Wen. U.S.-based players captured the top 10 places in the voting. One unusual selection was Milene Domingues, wife of men's winner Ronaldo. […]
U.S. SOCCER: 2003 U.S. men's national team schedule
The U.S. Soccer has confirmed men's friendlies against Argentina, Jamaica and Japan. Here's the 2003 schedule: Jan. 18 — Canada (Ft. Lauderdale's Lockhart Stadium) 7:30 p.m ET Feb. 8 — Argentina (Miami's Orange Bowl ) noon ET Feb. 12 — at Jamaica (Kingston's National Stadium) 2:30 p.m. ET Mar. 29 — Japan (Seattle Seahawks Stadium) […]
MLS: Donovan: 'I am glad that I'm here, not there'
MLS announced on Wednesday Landon Donovan would remain in the league the next two years after reaching an agreement with Germany's Bayer Leverkusen. MLS and Bayer will share his rights, and the league will pay a reported $100,000 per year to Bayer to keep the San Jose star in MLS for the next two seasons. […]
U.S. ABROAD: Friedel helps Blackburn advance to League Cup semis; Walker's UC falls in first leg of Chilean final
ENGLAND * Brad Friedel (Blackburn, PL), at Wigan (D2), 2-0 (League Cup quarterfinals). Friedel made several big saves to hold off upstart Wigan. Defending champion Blackburn faces Man. Utd. Jan. 6 and Jan. 20 in the semifinals. Holiday schedule: Dec. 22, vs. Man. Utd.; Dec. 26, at Liverpool; Dec. 28, vs. West Ham; Jan. 1, […]
WORLD CUP 2006: CONCACAF was awarded an additional half spot
CONCACAF was awarded an additional half spot for the 2006 World Cup, giving it 3.5 berths for the next world championship in Germany. The No. 4 CONCACAF team will play the Asia No. 5 team in a playoff. The FIFA executive committee meeting today in Madrid awarded the following spots for 2006 (with 2002 spots […]
U.S. SOCCER: Arena agrees to new four-year contract
Bruce Arena has agreed to a new four-year contract as U.S. men's national team coach. Arena, who was hired in October 1998, is the team's all-time leader in victories (34) and winning percentage (.621). In 2002, the United States reached the quarterfinals at the World Cup and won the Gold Cup. In 1999, the Americans […]
HIGH SCHOOL: NSCAA/adidas Girls All-Americans
Goalkeepers — Megan Brake (Bexley, Ohio), Rachel Cornick (Union-Endicott, N.Y.), Ashlyn Harris (Satellite, Fla.), Andrea Hinshaw (Broughton, N.C.), Liz Markley (Greenon, Ohio), Bonnie Nobles (Mount Carmel Acad. La.), Susan Starr (Fairfield, Fairfield, Conn.), Emily Vogelzang (Denver Christian). Defenders — Ronda Brooks (Pope, Ga.), Stephanie Charron (Champlain Valley, Vt.), v Kristy Lynn Collison (Cinco Ranch, Texas), […]
HIGH SCHOOL: NSCAA/adidas Girls All-Americans
Goalkeepers — Megan Brake (Bexley, Ohio), Rachel Cornick (Union-Endicott, N.Y.), Ashlyn Harris (Satellite, Fla.), Andrea Hinshaw (Broughton, N.C.), Liz Markley (Greenon, Ohio), Bonnie Nobles (Mount Carmel Acad. La.), Susan Starr (Fairfield, Fairfield, Conn.), Emily Vogelzang (Denver Christian). Defenders — Ronda Brooks (Pope, Ga.), Stephanie Charron (Champlain Valley, Vt.), v Kristy Lynn Collison (Cinco Ranch, Texas), […]
HIGH SCHOOL: NSCAA/adidas Boys All-Americans
Goalkeepers — Justin Hughes (Wakefield, N.C.), Casey Latchem (Perrysburg, Ohio), Chris Munroe (North Central, Ind.), Zachary Riffett (Brenham, Texas), Jake Settle (Cedar Rapids Kennedy, Iowa). Defenders — Amartei Amamoo (Carroll Catholic, Ala.), Chris Brown (Timberline, Idaho), Stephen Cavalier (Salesianum, Del.), Daniel Miller (East Brunswick, N.J.), Patrick Phelan (Loomis Chaffee, Conn.), Richard Reddington (Naugatuck, Conn.), Stephen […]
U.S. SOCCER: U.S. under-23 roster
Goalkeepers — D.J. Countess (Dallas Burn), Josh Saunders (Univ. of California), Doug Warren (Clemson Univ.). Defenders — Nelson Akwari (MetroStars), Jose Burciaga (K.C. Wizards), Kelly Gray (Chicago Fire), Ricky Lewis (Clemson Univ.), Matt Oliver (Univ. of Virginia), Scot Thompson (UCLA), Chris Wingert (St. John's Univ.), Alexander Yi (Antwerp, Belgium). Midfielders — Kyle Beckerman (Colorado Rapids), […]
U.S. SOCCER: U.S. U-23s set to face Canada twice this week
U.S. U-23 men's national team head coach Glenn Myernick named a 25-man roster for the team's friendlies against Canada Thursday (Dec. 19) and Saturday (Dec. 21) in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. The roster features U.S. World Cup forward Landon Donovan, one of 13 pros called up. Also selected were 2002 MAC/Hermann Award winner Alecko Eskandarian (Virginia) […]
U.S. SOCCER: Chevy Athlete of the Year candidates
U.S. SOCCER: Chevy Male Athlete of the Year Candidates: Landon Donovan, San Jose Earthquakes (MLS) Brad Friedel, Blackburn Rovers (England) Cobi Jones, Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS) Brian McBride, Columbus Crew (MLS) Clint Mathis, MetroStars (MLS) Claudio Reyna, Sunderland (England) Tony Sanneh, Nuremberg (Germany) U.S. SOCCER: Chevy Female Athlete of the Year Candidates: Mia Hamm, Washington […]
My View: Coaching with Cones
by Soccer America Executive Editor Mike Woitalla Near my house, there's a wonderful park with two playgrounds and a pond with geese whom you shouldn't feed, because they get aggressive and chase toddlers in hopes of a handout. There's a meadow large enough to handle three soccer practices for young children. Here come the coaches […]
U.S. Abroad: Limited Opportunities
Curt Onalfo and his Tampico Madero teammates hadn't been paid by their Mexican Second Division club in three months. It was 1995. Following the peso's devaluation in 1994, a severe austerity program and sky-rocketing inflation, Onalfo and his teammates, who included fellow American Lawrence Lozzano, sympathized with the club's owner. ''There was nothing he could […]
U.S. Abroad: Limited Opportunities
Curt Onalfo and his Tampico Madero teammates hadn't been paid by their Mexican Second Division club in three months. It was 1995. Following the peso's devaluation in 1994, a severe austerity program and sky-rocketing inflation, Onalfo and his teammates, who included fellow American Lawrence Lozzano, sympathized with the club's owner. ''There was nothing he could […]
U.S. Soccer: Good As New [#9225]
She hadn't booted a ball, not for real, in nearly two months. Hadn't pulled on a U.S. jersey in almost half a year. It had been far longer since Tiffeny Milbrett had felt things were right. The sprite striker couldn't have asked for more from her return to the U.S. women's national team, and she […]
U.S. Soccer: Good As New
She hadn't booted a ball, not for real, in nearly two months. Hadn't pulled on a U.S. jersey in almost half a year. It had been far longer since Tiffeny Milbrett had felt things were right. The sprite striker couldn't have asked for more from her return to the U.S. women's national team, and she […]
U.S. ABROAD (Dec. 14-15): Kirovski scores seven minutes into first Premier League start
ENGLAND * Brad Friedel (Blackburn, PL), Everton, 1-2. Started: 90 minutes. Everton's teenage phenom, Wayne Rooney, set up one Toffee goal and scored the second. * Kasey Keller (Tottenham, PL), Arsenal, 1-1. Started: 90 minutes. Even Keller admitted he made a mistake trying to outrun Thierry Henry to the ball late in the first half. […]
COLLEGE: NCAA Division I men's final summary
Dec. 15 in Dallas UCLA 1 Stanford 0. Goal: Lopez (Futagaki) 89. UCLA — Wells, Lawson, Thompson, Leonard, Lopez, Davis, Enfield, Frazelle, Gregorio, McKinley, Pierce. Subs: Futagaki, Maurin, Taylor, Hoshiyima. Stanford — Fulton, Marshall, Graham, Dunivant, Wilson, Maliza, Geiger, Maines, Levesque, Fernandez, Twellman. Subs: Janusz, Abolaji. Referee: Brian Hall. Att.: 8,498.
COLLEGE: Lopez goal gives UCLA fourth national title
Aaron Lopez scored with a volley off Ryan Futagaki's free kick with one minute left to give UCLA 1-0 win over Pac-10 rival Stanford in the NCAA Division I men 's final Sunday afternoon in Dallas. The win was the Bruins' third 1-0 victory over Stanford this season. UCLA had beaten Stanford twice in the […]
COLLEGE: 2002 College Champions
MEN University NCAA Division I: UCLA NCAA Division II: Sonoma State NCAA Division III: Messiah NAIA: Mobile Junior College NJCAA Division I: Yavapai (Ariz.) College NJCAA Division III: Richland (Texas) College California COA: Santa Rosa Junior College Club NISRA Championship: Weber State A NISRA Club: Texas A&M WOMEN University NCAA Division I: Portland NCAA Division […]
COLLEGE: Pac-10 rivals UCLA and Stanford advance to Men's College Cup final
UCLA and Stanford will meet for NCAA Division I men's title in Dallas Sunday (TV: ESPN2, live, 4:30 pm). UCLA beat Maryland, 2-1, to advance to the final in Tom Fitzgerald's first year as Bruin coach. Adolfo Gregorio's penalty kick with nine minutes left capped a wild finish. All three goals were scored in the […]
COLLEGE: NCAA Division I semifinal summariesv
Dec. 13 in Dallas UCLA 2 Maryland 1. Goals: Taylor 74, Gregorio pen. 81; Ibrahim 80. UCLA — Wells, Lawson, S.Thompson, Leonard, Lopez, Maurin, Enfield, Frazelle, Gregorio, McKinley, Pierce. Subs: Futagaki, Davis, Taylor, Hoshiyima. Maryland — Palmer, Stammler, Bertz, Lancos, Goodson, Rodway, Buete, Marcantonio, Ibrahim, Mediate, A.Thompson. Subs: Garey, Dello-Russo, Diaz, Herrera. Referee: Bob Martinez. […]
