Feb. 2 in San Diego United States U-20s 1, Mexico U-20s 5. Goals: Brown (57); Rodriguez (35), Guttierez (43, 65, 78), Torres (47). U.S. — Kirk, Abukusumo (Chulis, 46), Corrales, Armas, Flores, Halupka (Olsen, 46), Parra (Rimando, 46), Rodriguez (Digi-Marino, 46), Victorine, Brown, Henderson (Quill, 66). Mexico — Olivera, Campos, Marquez, Lopez, Ibona, De Leon, […]
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Cup Winners’ Cup Champions
1961 Rangers (Scotland) 0, Fiorentina (Italy) 2 Fiorentina (Italy) 2, Rangers (Scotland) 1 (Fiorentina wins 4-1 on aggregate) 1962 Atl. Madrid (Spain) 1, Fiorentina (Italy) 1 Atl. Madrid (Spain) 3, Fiorentina (Italy) 0 (replay) 1963 Tottenham (England) 5, Atl. Madrid (Spain) 1 1964 Sporting Lisbon (Portugal) 3, MTK (Hungary) 3 Sporting Lisbon (Portugal) 1, MTK […]
Olympics: South Korea ties U.S. U-23s 0-0
International Friendly Feb. 11 in Los Angeles U.S. U-23s 0, South Korea U-23s 0. U.S. — Snitko, Peay, Hejduk, Pope, DuHaney, Baba, Silvera (Fisher, 64), Walsh, McKeon, Joseph (Cozier, 77), Wood. South Korea — Dong Myung Seo, Choong Kyoon Park, Sung Yong Choi, Sang Hun Lee, Ki Hyung Lee (Hyun Doo Cho, 53), Woo Young […]
Gold Cup score: USA 2, El Salvador 0 (75th minute)
Marcelo Balboa scored in the 75th minute to give the USA a 2-0 lead over El Salvador. Balboa scored on a pass from Alexi Lalas after a chip into the box by Claudio Reyna. Steve Sampson has used all three substitutes: Paul Caligiuri for Thomas Dooley, Jovan Kirovski for Eric Wynalda, who scored the first […]
Gold Cup score: Trinidad & Tobago 1, USA 0 (6th minute)
Arnold Dwarika scored on a pass from Russell Latapy to give Trinidad & Tobago a 1-0 lead over the USA in the sixth minute.
Atlantic 10 Champions [#15533]
1993 — Massachusetts 1994 — Massachusetts 1995 — Massachusetts
1995 CAA Tournament [#15549]
First Round George Mason 6, American 2 William & Mary 9, East Carolina 0 Old Dominion 3, UNC Wilmington 0 James Madison 4, Virginia Commonwealth 0 Semifinals William & Mary 4, George Mason 1 James Madison 3, Old Dominion 2 Final James Madison 2, William & Mary 0
1998 World Cup Qualifying Draw: Africa
36 entrants: five qualify First-Round Byes Cameroon, Nigeria, Egypt, Morocco First-Round Pairings (home teams for opening leg listed first) Sudan vs.Zambia Namibia vs. Mozambique Tanzania vs. Ghana Swaziland vs. Gabon Uganda vs. Angola Mauritius vs. Zaire Malawi vs. South Africa Madagascar vs. Zimbabwe Guinea-Bissau vs. Guinea Rwanda vs. Tunisia Congo vs. Ivory Coast Kenya vs. […]
International: Mexico shocked in friendly
More problems for Mexican national team coach Bora Milutinovic: he finally succumbed to the pressure from the Mexican press and recalled several veterans, including MLS-bound Jorge Campos, for Mexico’s last friendly before the Gold Cup. Unfortunately, Mexico fell to lowly Slovenia’s under-23 team 2-1 before 20,000 stunned fans in the Mexican city of Hermosillo Dec. […]
College Summary: Notre Dame 1, Portland 0 (OT)
Dec. 3 in Chapel Hill, N.C. Notre Dame 1, Portland 0 (OT). Goal: Daws 125:31. Notre Dame — Renola, Scharff, Sobrero, Vogel, Boxx, Fisher, Manthei, Daws, VanLaecke, McCarthy, Gerardo. Subs: Maund, Guerrero, Vanderberg. Portland — Fahey, Eaton, Sharpe, Ribaudo, Stiles. Schierman, French, Pierce, Baumgardt, McIntosh, MacMillan. Subs: Dutra, Johnson, Charles, Engesser. Att.: 6,926.
1996 Gold Cup Schedule
(All times Pacific) Group A Jan. 11 in San Diego: Mexico vs. St. Vincent & Grenadines (8:00 p.m.) Jan. 14 in San Diego: Mexico vs. Guatemala (2:00 p.m.) Jan. 16 in Anaheim, Calif.: St. Vincent & Grenadines vs. Guatemala (6:00 p.m.) Group B Jan. 10 in Anaheim, Calif.: Canada vs. Honduras (7:00 p.m.) Jan. 12 […]
1998 World Cup: CONCACAF Outlook [#14659]
Favorites Mexico (Dec. ’95 FIFA ranking: 12) — The Tricolores were pounded recently by Yugoslavia and upset by Slovenia’s U-23s, but do you really believe that when things get serious, Bora’s boys won’t qualify? Azteca Stadium is an imposing place to play. Just ask the United States, which lost 4-0 in the ’93 Gold Cup […]
U.S. national team: 1996 Gold Cup Roster
The following is the U.S. natonal team roster for the 1996 CONCACAF Gold Cup, Jan. 10-21 in Southern California. NamePos.AgeClubGPG Brad FriedelG24Galatasaray36– Kasey KellerG26Millwall12– Jeff AgoosD27DC United492 Marcelo BalboaD28Leon10511 Paul CaligiuriD31St. Pauli1055 Alexi LalasD25Padova/New England637 Steve PittmanD28Partick Thistle20 Mike BurnsM25Viborg/New England350 Thomas DooleyM34Schalke535 John HarkesM28West Ham/DC United606 Cobi JonesM25Vasco da Gama686 Frank KlopasM29Kansas City4513 Tab […]
Sun Belt Champions
1976 — South Florida 1977 — South Florida 1978 — Jacksonville 1979 — South Florida 1980 — South Florida 1981 — South Florida 1982 — South Florida 1983 — UNC Charlotte 1984 — Old Dominion 1985 — South Florida 1986 — South Florida 1987 — Old Dominion 1988 — South Florida 1989 — Old Dominion […]
1995 Northeast Tournament
Semifinals St. Francis (N.Y.) 2, Fairleigh Dickinson 1 Monmouth 4, Robert Morris 3 Final St. Francis (N.Y.) 2, Monmouth 0
1995 Sun Belt Tournament
First Round Vanderbilt 2, Arkansas-Little Rock 1 South Alabama 4, Tesas Pan-American 1 (OT) Semifinals South Alabama 2, Jacksonville 1 (OT) Western Kentucky 3, Vanderbilt 1 Consolation Vanderbilt 1, Jacksonville 0 Final South Alabama 3, Western Kentucky 2
College: Hermann Trophy Finalists
MEN Scott Coufal (Indiana), Leo Cullen (Maryland), Mike Fisher (Virginia), Daniel Hernandez (SMU), Clint Mathis (South Carolina), Ben Olsen (Virginia), Ross Paule (Creighton), Temoc Suarez (North Carolina), Johnny Torres (Creighton), Andrew Williams (Rhode Island). WOMEN Justi Baumgardt (Portland), Bryn Blalack (Texas A&M), Cindy Daws (Notre Dame), Danielle Fotopoulos (Florida), Debbie Keller (North Carolina), Jennifer Lalor […]
Soccer America Men’s Collegiate Top 20
(Final Regular-Season Rankings) Rank/TeamRecordLast Week 1.Virginia18-0-21 2.UCLA17-2-12 3.SMU14-3-14 4.South Carolina15-3-05 5.Clemson15-5-16 6.Creighton14-2-17 7.Wisconsin15-4-210 8.Indiana14-4-215 9.Santa Clara13-2-212 10.Rhode Island19-1-213 11.Duke12-6-111 12.Penn State15-4-08 13.Cornell15-1-1nr 14.Portland13-2-316 15.Maryland12-6-19 16.Saint Louis15-5-119 17.William & Mary17-5-0nr 18.Brown14-3-03 19.Charleston14-6-1nr 20.Bowling Green16-2-2nr
College: 1995 Soccer America Players of the Year
Soccer America has named Virginia striker/midfielder Mike Fisher and Portland striker Shannon McMillan the 1995 Men’s and Women’s Collegiate Players of the Year. Both Fisher and MacMillan led their respective schools to the Division 1 final four. Fisher’s Cavaliers went down 3-2 to Duke in the semifinals to end their bid for an unprecedented fifth […]
*NCAA Women’s Halftime Score: Portland 2 Notre Dame 0
At halftime, Portland is leading Notre Dame 2-0 in the NCAA Women’s semifinals. Regina Holan has scored twice for Portland: once in the second minute off of a free kick by Justi Baumgardt, and again in the 30th minute when she blasted an 18-yard shot after a brilliant run by teammate Tara Koleski. Notre Dame […]
College: Women’s NCAA Second Round Results (Nov. 23)
Nov. 23 in Gainesville, Fla. Florida 5 Wake Forest 0. Goals: Fotopoulos (Olinyk) 8:13, Bridges 19:09, Pini 30:38, Fotopoulos (Olinyk) 43:55, Pini 54:21. Att.: 2,041. Nov. 23 in Portland, Ore. Portland 3 Vanderbilt 1 (OT). Goals: Holan 31:08, McIntosh (Koleski) 95:12, Dutra (Baumgardt) 114:25; Koerner (Pulliam) 25:59. Att.: 2,536. Nov. 23 in Chapel Hill, N.C. […]
College: Women’s Division I Scores
Women’s Division I Sept. 9-15 Scores West Region 1 Santa Clara 5-0-0 Hartford 7-0 San Francisco 2-1 2 Portland 4-0-0 Minnesota 3-2 NC State 4-0 3 San Diego State 6-0-0 Cal St. Fullerton 3-1 San Diego 1-0 4 Stanford 3-2-0 North Carolina 1-6 Duke 1-3 4 San Diego 3-1-0 Cal Irvine 2-0 San Diego St. […]
College: 1995 Soccer America Women’s MVPs
Jessica Fischer (Stanford)sweepersenior The best sweeper in the nation Danielle Garrett (SMU)forwardsophomore Nation’s top scorer (32 goals, 19 assists) led SMU to first final four Erin Lynch (Massachusetts)defendersenior Atlantic 10’s best player was an offensive force (4, 9) too Shannon MacMillan (Portland)forwardsenior Big-time player was even bigger in playoffs (3 goals, 1 assist) Holly Manthei […]
1995 MCC Standings
TeamWLT Detroit602 Butler611 Wright State521 Wisc.-Milwaukee530 Wisc.-Green Bay440 Northern Illinois350 Loyola (Ill.)260 Cleveland State260 UIC170
College: Women’s Division I Leaders (Oct. 6)
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 […]
