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———-Ratings———— CHIBOLARGMEXBRACOLAvg. PlayerGPMin.G2-10-13-00-00-11-4 Paul Caligiuri654008588877.3 Kasey Keller3270–8857.0 Eric Wynalda53883977456.4 Brad Friedel3270–6856.3 John Harkes54500658576.2 Tom Dooley54500657576.0 Ernie Stewart651807685545.8 Cobi Jones633705884545.7 Alexi Lalas654015586635.5 Marcelo Balboa3196065–5.5 Mike Burns648206475645.3 Joe-Max Moore54051674545.2 Tab Ramos62630656–545.2 Frank Klopas52521484635.0 Claudio Reyna4230056545.0 John Kerr145055.0 Mike Sorber51930654544.8 Jovan Kirovski145044.0 Mike Lapper190033.0

Note: Home team is listed first. Aug. 27 AtalantaParma BariNapoli FiorentinaTorino Inter MilanVicenza JuventusCremonese LazioPiacenza PadovaAC Milan SampdoriaRoma UdineseCagliari Sept. 10 CagliariLazio CremoneseSampdoria AC MilanUdinese NapoliPadova ParmaInter Milan PiacenzaJuventus RomaAtalanta TorinoBari VicenzaFiorentina Sept. 17 AtalantaNapoli BariLazio FiorentinaCagliari Inter MilanPiacenza JuventusVicenza PadovaTorino RomaAC Milan SampdoriaParma UdineseCremonese Sept. 24 CagliariJuventus CremoneseRoma LazioUdinese AC MilanAtalanta NapoliInter Milan ParmaFiorentina […]

The following is the USA starting lineup for the Gold Cup semifinal match against Brazil tonight at the Los Angeles Coliseum: Keller; Burns, Lalas, Dooley, Balboa, Agoos; Jones, Harkes, Ramos; Wynalda, Moore.

Jan. 13 in Anaheim, Calif.: USA 3, Trinidad & Tobago 2. Goals: Wynalda (15, 34), Moore (54); Dwarika (6), Wise (43). USA — Keller; Caligiuri, Balboa, Lalas; Jones, Sorber (Burns, 60), Reyna, Agoos, Ramos; Wynalda, Moore (Lassiter 79). Trinidad & Tobago — Russell; Julian (St. Louis, 85), Theodore, Demmin; Dwarika, Latapy, Nakhid, Rougier; Wise (Faustin, […]

Goalkeeper — Meredith McMullen (Clemson); Defenders — Thori Staples (N.C. State), Erin Taylor (Maryland), Staci Wilson (North Carolina); Midfielders — Sara Burkett (Clemson), Michelle Demko (Maryland), Tiffany Roberts (North Carolina); Forwards — Robin Confer (North Carolina), Debbie Keller (North Carolina), Cindy Parlow (North Carolina), Kelly Walbert (Duke). Player of the Year — Kelly Walbert (Duke) […]

Semifinals Connecticut 3, Villanova 1 Notre Dame 3, Rutgers 0 Final Notre Dame 1, Connecticut 0

Jan. 29 in Bradenton, Fla. U.S. U-23s 2, Hannover (Germany) 3. Goals: Wood 81, 85; Borodiuk 53, Livke 65, Kovacer 70. U.S. U-23s — Cassar, Pollard, Peay, Vermillion, DuHaney (Kelly, 46), Fisher (Vargas, 46), Walsh (McKeon, 46), Hejduk, Silvera, Joseph, Wood. Hannover — Eisenmenger, Schneider, Kluil, Prinlein, Livke, Vermesovic, Babatl (Dittel, 46), Dehne, Benthin (Kovacer, […]

January 1996 RankTeamLast monthPts. 1.Brazil169.61 points 2.Germany261.58 3.Italy360.87 4.Spain459.38 5.Russia558.59 6.Netherlands657.86 7.Argentina757.06 8.Mexico1255.97 9.Norway1055.43 10.Denmark955.07 11.Romania1154.80 12.Sweden1354.32 13.France854.19 14.Czech Republic1453.61 15.USA1953.52 16.Portugal1653.09 17.Colombia1552.92 18.Bulgaria1752.74 19.Ghana2951.94 20.Switzerland1851.61 21.Ivory Coast2050.87 22.Egypt2350.25 23.Zambia2549.20 24.England2148.57 25.Belgium2447.85 26.Scotland2647.49 27.Ireland2846.74 28.Turkey3046.14 29.South Africa4045.80 30.Japan3145.68

StateNameYearPos.School AlaskaPaul GonzalesSr.DDimond ArizonaSasha HunterSr.FCorona del Sol CaliforniaSasha VictorineSr.MFRio Americano ColoradoWesley HartSr.MFColumbine ConnecticutAndrew McConvilleSr.MFDaniel Hand DelawareColin CarewSr.DNewark FloridaDustin ReinekeSr.FWilliam R. Boone GeorgiaJosh WolffSr.FParkview HawaiiDereck HeresaJr.FIolani School IdahoPhillip HarrisSr.MFMeridian IllinoisNino DaSilvaJr.FSaint Viator IndianaKei TennysonJr.FNorth Central IowaMichael EnrightSr.MFBettendorf KansasCory EngkjerSr.MFWichita Northwest KentuckyDavid WrightSr.MFBallard LouisianaTy MontetSr.DSt. Louis Catholic MaineJosh McGeacheySo.MFCape Elizabeth MarylandBrian WestFr.FCentennial MassachusettsBen FigueiredoSr.MFNew Bedford MichiganAnders KeltoSr.MFTraverse […]

Goalkeepers — Bryheem Hancock (Bear, Del.), Mike Ueltschey (Jackson, Miss.); Defenders — David Boutillier (Sparta, N.J.), John Bradford (Winston-Salem, N.C.), Matt Domingo (San Jose, Calif.), Nick Downing (Redmond, Wash.), Norman Giroux (Orange, Calif.), Beckett Hollenbeck (Havertown, Penn.); Midfielders — Jimmy Craven (Carrollton, Tex.), Jeremiah Marquez (Sun City, Calif.), Brian Purcell (Barrington, R.I.), Steven Totten (Allentown, […]

Semifinals Dec. 1 Southern Connecticut 2, Cal State Bakersfield 1 (OT) USC Spartanburg 3, Mercyhurst 2 (OT) Final Dec. 3 Southern Connecticut 2, USC Spartanburg 0

Craig Jeidy scored for Duke in the 72nd minute to extend Duke’s lead over Virginia to 3-1 in the NCAA Division I men’s semifinal.

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. […]

Dec. 2 in Santa Clara, Calif. Santa Clara 1, Portland 2. Goals: Lynch (Buettner) 80:26; Gregor (Rhode, Cochran) 34:24, Knowles (Rhode) 53:12. Santa Clara — Cannon, Brownell, Annicchero, Farmbrough, Vargas, Allen, Dumlao, Harris, Temkin, Buettner, Lynch. Subs: Cullen, Prentice, Thomas, Boesiger. Portland — Lawton, Knowles, Gmitter, Rambo, Gregor, Harrington, Cochran, Brown, Falcone, Rhode, Xausa. Subs: […]

1992 — Washington 1993 — UCLA 1994 — Fresno State 1995 — UCLA

Goalkeeper — Alex Deegan (Davidson); Defenders — Greg Gundrum (Georgia Southern), Ches Riley (Furman), Isaac Stewart (Davidson), Kevin Turner (Appalachian State); Midfielders — Ian O’Brien (Davidson), Brian Nickerson (Furman), Mark Hemhill (Appalachian State); Forwards — Robert Clarke (Davidson), Bubba Self (Furman), Rich Daughtridge (VMI). Player of the Year — Robert Clarke (Davidson) Freshman of the […]

Women’s NCAA Division II Central Region 1 St. Joseph’s 21-1-1 (30)          DePauw 4-2          W. Michigan 1-0 2 SIU-Edwards. 16-3-2 (27)          Ashland 6-1          Wheeling Jesuit 3-1 3 MO-St. Louis 16-7-0 (24)          Washington U. 5-1          Wheeling Jesuit 3-1          Ashland 0-1 4 Truman St. 12-3-5 (21)          Denver 1-0          No. […]

Women’s NCAA Division III New England Region 1 Bowdoin 6-1-0 Salem St. 4-1 Tufts 1-0 2 Amherst 5-1-1 Mt. Holyoke 5-0 Middlebury 1-0 3 Williams 4-0-2 Bates 2-2 4 Bates 8-0-1 Gordon 2-0 Williams 2-2 5 Tufts 6-2-0 Wellesley 2-0 Bowdoin 1-0 6 Gordon 9-2-0 Colby Sawyer 1-0 Bates 2-0 Curry 1-0 7 Wellesley 6-1-0 […]

First Team Goalkeeper — Michael Oehlmann (Rowan); Defenders — Tom Auchenbach (Muhlenberg), Kenneth Hoey (Methodist), Terry Kaufman (Williams); Midfielders — Wayne Albertyn (Kenyon), Gary DePalma (Virginia Wesleyan), Doug Hess (Elizabethtown); Forwards — Tim Averell (Muhlenberg), Obi Moneme (Ohio Wesleyan), Brad Murray (Williams), Chris Tassy (Messiah). Second Team Goalkeeper — Scott Morgenroth (Virginia Wesleyan); Defenders — […]

First Team Pos. Name Year College GK Denise Hutchisort Sr. St. Joseph’s (Ind.) D Rebecca Breech So. St. Joseph’s Collge D Kerry Johnson Sr. Barry D Deshaune Running Sr. U. of Denver MF Julie Bugg So. Bloomsburg MF Beth Ernst Sr. Missouri-St. Louis MF Laura Martin Sr. Adelphi F Janice Fredrich So. SIU-Edwardsville F Marie […]

Willamette 1 Berry 0. Mobile 3 Incarnate Word 1. Findlay 4 Park 1. Simon Fraser 3 Green Mountain 1.

G Jen Renola (Notre Dame) (1) Stifled Wisconsin, shut out Washington D Terry Gleason (Washington) (1) Assisted on gamewinning goal vs. Tribe D Kate Sobrero (Notre Dame) (1) Defensive MVP of Irish tournament M Justi Baumgardt (Portland) (1) 3 goals, assist in 2 wins M Jen Lalor (Santa Clara) (1) Pulls strings of 5-0 win […]

Notre Dame loses two starters from its defending NCAA championship squad, but the Irish will still have plenty of fight next fall. Coach Chris Petrucelli’s team adds arguably the top recruit in the nation in U.S. national team defender Jen Grubb as well as possibly the top striker in the country in Jenny Heft. Both […]

AIWA Champions 1981 North Carolina 1, Central Florida 0 NCAA Division I Champions 1982 North Carolina 1, Central Florida 0 1983 North Carolina 4, George Mason 0 1984 North Carolina 2, Connecticut 0 1985 George Mason 2, North Carolina 0 1986 North Carolina 2, Colorado College 0 1987 North Carolina 1, Massachusetts 0 1988 North […]

1983 — Eastern Illinois 1984 — Cleveland State 1985 — Eastern Illinois 1986 — Cleveland State 1987 — Eastern Illinois 1988 — Cleveland State, Eastern Illinois 1989 — Eastern Illinois 1990 — Northern Illinois 1991 — Akron 1992 — Wisconsin-Green Bay 1993 — Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1994 — Central Connecticut 1995 — Central Connecticut