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5. CANADA: Collegians prep for U-20 World Cup

Seven collegians were part of Dale Mitchell‘s Canada U-20 squad that trained in Florida before Christmas. Mitchell’s squad included goalie David Monsalve (Mobile), defenders Adam Lang (Washington), Tosaint Ricketts (Wisconsin-Green Bay) and Masumi Turnbull (Kentucky), midfielder Mike D’Agostino (Kentucky) and forwards Alex Elliott (Portland) and Daniel Revivo (Winthrop). Mitchell’s team for this summer’s Under-20 World […]

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8. JUNIOR COLLEGES: NSCAA/adidas All-America Teams

JC Division I Men NJCAA D1 champion Jefferson of Missouri had a pair of Floridians — first-team freshman forward Claudio Dantas (Deerfield Beach) and second-team sophomore defender Stanley Mathurin (Delray Beach) — earn honors. JC Division I Women Sophomore midfielders Aline Pugliesi and Megan Bruso, both first-team selections, were among three players from NJCAA D1 […]

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5. MARYLAND: Seitz and Edu turn pro

Goalkeeper Chris Seitz, a 2006 Soccer America Men’s MVP, and Maurice Edu, a 2006 first-team NSCAA All-America midfielder, will forego their remaining eligibility at Maryland to pursue pro opportunities. The 6-foot-4 Seitz, who is currently training with the U.S. U-20 national team, is considered one of the top goalie prospects to come along in recent […]

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8. OBITUARY: Bob DiGrazia

Bob DiGrazia, who coached the University of California’s men’s team for 28 years (1953-80) and remains the Bears’ all-time winningest coach with a 202-133-39 record, died Dec. 11. A San Francisco native, DiGrazia played for Cal in 1948-50 and became the Bears’ first All-American in 1950. As coach, he guided the Bears to their first […]

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7. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Another So Cal sweep

Cerritos College’s men and Santiago Canyon College’s women captured their first COA soccer championships, the fourth successive sweep of state junior college titles by Southern California schools. COA Final Four Results Santiago Canyon (25-1-1), from Orange, stunned three-time champion Cypress, 2-0, in the women’s final on second-half goals by Kathleen Benton and Megan Konishi. The […]

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