FIRST ROUND, FIRST LEG March 4 in San Salvador FAS (El Sal.) vs. Club America (Mex.) March 5 in Kingston Arnett Gardens (Jam.) vs. Necaxa (Mex.) March 12 in Guatemala City Comunicaciones (Guat.) vs. Morelia (Mex.) March 16 in Tegucigalpa Olimpia (Hond.) vs. Los Angeles Galaxy March 16 in Colon Arabe Unido (Pan.) vs. Columbus […]
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MLS: La Manga Cup Summary
Feb. 18 in La Manga Los Angeles 5 Lyn (Norway) 0. Goals: Glinton 6, 89, Victorine 16, Lalas 49, Albright 53. Los Angeles — Hartman, Califf, Lalas, Marshall, Hendrickson (Thompson, 70), Hong (Ochoa, 46), Elliott, Victorine (Retiz, 46), Pineda Chacon (Cienfuegos, 46), Albright (Gomez, 61), Glinton.
MLS: Galaxy crushes Lyn, 5-0, in La Manga opener
The Los Angeles Galaxy won its first game at the La Manga Cup in Spain Tuesday with a 5-0 win over Lyn of Norway. The Galaxy, which was playing with 2002 MLS MVP Carlos Ruiz (national team duty with Guatemala at Gold Cup qualifying in Panama City), got two goals from Gavin Glinton (7th and […]
MLS: La Manga Cup Summary
Feb. 17 in La Manga San Jose 0 Rosenborg (Norway) 2. Goals: Johnsen 53, Brattback 65. San Jose — Conway, Dayak, Robinson (Waibel, 63), Agoos, Corrales, Russell, Mulrooney (Roner, 70), Donovan (Dunivant, 74), Lagos (Alvarez, 66), Ching (Walker, 70), Mullan. Att.: 400.
MLS: Quakes fall in La Manga opener
The San Jose Earthquakes opened play at the La Manga Cup in Spain with a 2-0 loss to Rosenborg, winner of 11 Norwegian straight league titles. Frode Johnsen and Harald Brattbakk scored the goals for Rosenborg. Troy Dayak started and played the whole match for the Quakes at right back. It was the first time […]
February 2003 Poll Results
Total is based from 184 votes. Which MLS team strengthened itself the most with its offseason moves? 3% – Chicago 1% – Colorado 2% – Columbus 49% – D.C. United 4% – Dallas 2% – Kansas City 8% – Los Angeles 22% – MetroStars 7% – New England 2% – San Jose Which MLS team […]
U.S. WOMEN: HammÆs goal downs Iceland
The U.S. women beat Iceland, 1-0, in a friendly Sunday in Charleston, N.C., thanks to a Mia Hamm goal in the third minute. Hamm latched on to a pass from Aly Wagner and beat Iceland goalkeeper Thora Helgadottir from 10 yards out. The Americans outshot Iceland 27-4. Helgadottir made 11 saves. The game marked the […]
U.S. Abroad: Berhalter & Cottbus still on a roll; Duhaney makes first start
GERMANY * Gregg Berhalter (Energie Cottbus, D1) vs. Hannover, 3-0. Started: 90 minutes. The central defender's fourth straight start since the winter break coincided with the extension of Cottbus' unbeaten streak to four games (three wins, one tie). The team's hopes for top-tier survival seemed minuscule a month ago. But the win against Hannover, which […]
USA downs the Reggae Boyz on Bocanegra, Klein goals
The United States extended its all-time unbeaten record against Jamaica to 13 games with yesterday's 2-1 victory over the Reggae Boyz in Kingston. Defender Carlos Bocanegra put the Americans on the board in the 11th minute with a 6-yard header off a Bobby Convey corner kick. The 19-year-old Convey, who also won the corner kick, […]
MLS: Adu spoils Sarachan debut with Fire
Freddy Adu, only 13, scored twice to lead the U.S. under-17 national team to a 2-1 win over MLS's Chicago Fire in Dave Sarachan's first preseason game since taking over as Fire coach. Adu, who is expected to receive his citizenship papers today, scored twice after Damani Ralph put the Fire ahead in the 22nd […]
MLS: San Jose sends forward Devin Barclay to D.C. United
Devin Barclay, a 19-year-old Project-40 player and U.S. U-20 national team member, has been traded by San Jose to D.C. United. The Earthquakes will swap places with D.C. in the upcoming supplemental draft and will also receive a conditional pick in the 2005 SuperDraft. As the team with the worst record in 2002, D.C. had […]
CONFEDERATIONS CUP: USA to face Brazil, Cameroon & Turkey
The U.S. men's national team was drawn into Group B and will face Brazil, Cameroon and Turkey at the sixth FIFA Confederations Cup June 18-29 in France. 2003 FIFA Confederations Cup Tournament Schedule Groups: Group A: France, Japan, Colombia, New Zealand Group B: Brazil, United States, Cameroon, Turkey June 18 New Zealand-Japan in Paris France-Colombia […]
JAMAICA-USA PREVIEW: Yanks to defend unbeaten record
Jamaica-USA Wednesday, Feb. 12, 7 pm ET. National Stadium (''The Office'') in Kingston, Jamaica. TV: Telemundo 12:30 am ET/11:30 pm CT & PT (tape) Coach Bruce Arena has added one foreign-based player — Steve Cherundolo of Hannover 96 — to his squad of MLS players that lost, 1-0, to Argentina last Saturday. Gone from the […]
WUSA: Courage hires Entlich as head coach
Jay Entlich, a U.S. women's national team staff coach with collegiate coaching experience, was announced Tuesday as the Carolina Courage's new head coach. Entlich, 31, comes to the Courage from his post as Region IV women's head coach. He served as an assistant with the U.S. under-21 team last month at a training camp in […]
U.S. ABROAD: Reading remains in promotion race
* Marcus Hahnemann (Reading, D1) vs. Gillingham, 2-1. Started: 90 minutes. The win moves Reading into fifth place. The top two finishers in the First Division win promotion to the Premier Division. Third-place through 6th-place finishers play off for the third promotion spot.
MLS: Former Fire captain Nowak retires
Peter Nowak, who was traded by the Chicago Fire to the New England Revolution for a future draft pick as part of the Fire's moves to get under the salary cap, has retired. Nowak captained the Fire for five seasons, helping it win one MLS title (1998) and two Open Cup titles (1998 and 2000). […]
Women's World Cup: Heinrichs' Pool
April Heinrichs has six months or so to determine which 20 players will accompany her to China for the fourth Women's World Cup. There are nearly three dozen players in the running for a roster spot: LAKEYSIA BEENE. Superb inaugural WUSA season carried her to No. 1 job in 2001, but she struggled with the […]
Women's World Cup: Heinrichs' Pool
April Heinrichs has six months or so to determine which 20 players will accompany her to China for the fourth Women's World Cup. There are nearly three dozen players in the running for a roster spot: LAKEYSIA BEENE. Superb inaugural WUSA season carried her to No. 1 job in 2001, but she struggled with the […]
Women's World Cup: Heinrichs' Pool
April Heinrichs has six months or so to determine which 20 players will accompany her to China for the fourth Women's World Cup. There are nearly three dozen players in the running for a roster spot: LAKEYSIA BEENE. Superb inaugural WUSA season carried her to No. 1 job in 2001, but she struggled with the […]
COLLEGE WOMEN: Stanford lures Ratcliffe from St. Mary's
Paul Ratcliffe, who built St. Mary's College's women's soccer program into a burgeoning power, was hired Monday to become the new women's coach at Stanford University. Ratcliffe, 33, arrives after five seasons at St. Mary's, located across the San Francisco Bay from Stanford. The former UCLA standout was the West Coast Conference's and the NSCAA […]
My View: Coping with Football and Title IX
The fact that Florida International University would even consider dropping its men's soccer program – it did just that, then granted a reprieve – reminds us of how low on the totem pole men's college soccer finds itself. Coach Karl Kremser's program is the most successful sport on campus. It has sent scores of players […]
U.S. Women's National Team: The Road to China
The landscape has changed dramatically since the U.S. women's national team last prepared for a major championship, so the schedule Coach April Heinrichs has devised in advance of next fall's Women's World Cup shouldn't surprise anybody. The Americans will spend less time together, play fewer games and leave the heavy-duty treks to their rivals as […]
U.S. Women's National Team: The Road to China
The landscape has changed dramatically since the U.S. women's national team last prepared for a major championship, so the schedule Coach April Heinrichs has devised in advance of next fall's Women's World Cup shouldn't surprise anybody. The Americans will spend less time together, play fewer games and leave the heavy-duty treks to their rivals as […]
Stewart Comes Full Circle
Like his full name, Earnest, U.S. International Earnie Stewart is honest, forthright, blunt, matter-of-fact. On the field, he may or may not play well but he plays direct. Off the field, he gives it to you the same way: straight-up, no ice, no chaser. ''It's probably a Dutch thing,'' he says of a boldness and […]
OLYMPICS: U.S. women receive bye to final round of qualifying
CONCACAF's executive committee also approved the format for both the womenÆs qualifying tournaments to the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. The womenÆs tournament will have 17 entrants. The United States, silver medalist at Sydney 2000, Canada and host Mexico advance to the final round. The remaining 14 teams will be divided into four groups […]
