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College: Soccer America Women’s Team of the Week (Sept. 23-29)
G Wendy Scholz (Northwestern) (1) Junior makes 6 saves to shut out Penn State D Heather Ory (Eastern Illinois) (1) Key to Panthers’ ninth straight win D Sara Whalen (Connecticut) (1) Three assists vs. West Virginia M Michelle Kennedy (San Diego) (1) Leads upset of Santa Clara with 2 goals M Heather Maier (Wisconsin) (1) […]
College: Soccer America Women’s Team of the Week (Oct. 7-13)
G Robyn Bilski (Colorado College) (1) 5 saves to shutout against Stanford D Robin Morlock (N.C. State) (1) 1 goal, 1 assist in ACC clash with Wake Forest D Dayna Smith (Santa Clara) (1) Defensive MVP of Santa Clara Nike Classic M Kelly Buszkiewicz (Virginia) (1) Freshman’s 30-yard blast ties Maryland M Jacqui Little (Santa […]
1995 CAA Tournament
First Round East Carolina 3, UNC Wilmington 0 Quarterfinals William & Mary 5, East Carolina 0 American 2, Old Dominion 1 James Madison 2, VCU 1 George Mason 1, Richmond 0 Semifinals William & Mary 2, American 0 George Mason 2, James Madison 0 Final William & Mary 1, George Mason 0
Back to Bochum
An ankle injury, an unpopular TV interview, and a lunch with Alan Rothenberg made for a very interesting reception when Eric Wynalda returned to his German club. Which is the most significant event of Eric Wynalda’s stay in the United States during the Bundesliga’s winter break ? The choices are many: A follow-up surgery, lunching […]
1995 All-Southwest
Goalkeeper — Erin Poole (SMU); Midfielders — Ryanne Bumps (SMU), Angela Garrett (TCU), Melissa Kittner (SMU), Courtney Linex (SMU), Kristi Patterson (Texas Tech); Forwards — Bryn Blalack (Texas A&M), Carol Finch (Texas), Danielle Garrett (SMU), Kristen Koop (Texas A&M), Valerie Page (Texas). Player of the Year — Danielle Garrett (SMU) Coach of the Year — […]
Mary Harvey
Position: Goalkeeper. Height: 5-8. Weight: 140. Birthdate: June 4, 1965. Birthplace: Palo Alto, Calif. College: California. Awards: Adidas Female Goalie of the Year (1986). First cap: Poland (1989). Titles: World Championship (1991). World Championships: World Championship (1991, 1995). College YearTeamGPGAA 1983California–– 1984California–– 1985California–– 1986California–0.55 Germany YearTeamGPGAA 1988FSV Frankfurt–– 1989FSV Frankfurt–– 1990FSV Frankfurt–– 1991FSV Frankfurt–– Sweden […]
A new boy in North London
U.S. keeper Juergen Sommer has found more pace and pressure in the English Premier League. When asked in which of his starts for Queen’s Park Rangers he pulled off several saves in rapid succession at the edge of the penalty area, U.S. keeper Juergen Sommer had to ponder. “I can’t remember, really,” he says of […]
1995 Northeast Standings [#15000]
TeamWLT Monmouth500 Mount St. Mary’s410 Marist320 St. Francis (PA)140 Wagner140 Robert Morris140
Joe-Max Moore
Position: Midfielder/Striker. Height: 5-9. Weight: 150. Birthdate: Feb. 23, 1971. Birthplace: Tulsa, Okla. College: UCLA. Titles: NCAA Division I (1990). Awards: All-America (1991, 1992). First cap: Canada (1992). First goal: Denmark (1993). Titles: Pan American Games (1991). World Championships: Olympic Games (1992). UCLA YearTeamGPGAP 1990UCLA24111032 1991UCLA2218743 1992UCLA199725 Germany YearTeamGPGAP 94-95Saarbruecken3013–– 95-96Nuremberg–––– U.S. national team YearTeamGPGAP […]
Charles named U.S. assistant
U.S. interim head coach Steve Sampson has picked University of Portland men and women’s coach Clive Charles as his assistant. U.S. Soccer announced May 4 that Sampson, who coached the U.S. in a 1-0 loss to Belgium after Bora Milutinovic was terminated, would coach the U.S. through the U.S. Cup June 11-25. Charles will join […]
Keller finally gets the call
The departure of Bora Milutinovic is leading to the arrival of Kasey Keller, the nation’s busiest player. Of all the U.S. products who play abroad, none plays as many games as Kasey Keller. Nor has any American abroad been so successful at holding on to a starting position, fending off injury and consistently drawing praise. […]
Burns finds mission in Denmark
After serving the U.S. national team program for almost a decade, Mike Burns now also has a club — Viborg IF in the Danish Super League. Only Mike Burns has been on a U.S. roster for every world championship. It started in 1987, at the U-17 World Cup in Canada. In 1989, he helped the […]
1995 Schedule [#15248]
U.S. Women’s National Team DateOpponentScoreSite Feb. 24Denmark7-0Winter Park, Fla. March 14Finland2-0Faro, Portugal March 16@Portugal3-0Portimao, Portugal March 17Denmark0-2Lagos, Portugal March 19Quarteira3-3 (2-4)Quarteira, Portugal April 11Italy3-0Poissy, France April 12Canada5-0St. Maur, France April 15@France3-0Strasbourg, France April 28Finland2-0Decatur, Ga. April 30Finland6-0Davidson, N.C. May 12Brazil3-0Tacoma, Wash. May 14Brazil4-1Portland, Ore. May 19Canada9-1Dallas May 22@Canada2-1Edmonton June 6China3-3Gaevle, Sweden June 8Denmark2-0Gaevle, Sweden June […]
Ramos strikes in opener
The new Mexican season kicked off Aug. 26 and three of the four U.S. players with Mexican First Division teams started for their clubs. Tab Ramos scored on a penalty kick for Tigres of Nuevo Leon in a 1-1 tie with Cruz Azul; Marcelo Balboa’s Leon recorded the weekend’s big surprise, upsetting Chivas in Guadalajara […]
Moore hits hat trick
On his way from California to Germany last summer, Joe-Max Moore told himself he aimed to score 10 goals for his new club, Second Division Saarbruecken. On May 27, he exceeded his mark by two, and his hat trick in a 4-0 win over Waldhof Mannheim should promise more benefits than the mere satisfaction of […]
U.S. rolls past Finns
Finland was the latest victim for the U.S. women, who shut out their Scandinavian foe in two friendlies. The U.S. women’s national team hit the so-called “Road to Sweden” with a vengeance, leaving behind nothing but tire tracks and a bunch of dazed Finns. Michelle Akers and Tisha Venturini scored first-half goals and teenage sensation […]
U.S. ‘golden goal’ beats Norway
The best game of U.S. Women’s Cup ’95 was saved for last as the U.S. did what it couldn’t do in the World Cup — beat Norway. This wasn’t the World Cup final, and the teams weren’t Norway and Germany but rather Norway and the United States in the final match of U.S. Women’s Cup […]
MLS: 1996 NY/NJ MetroStars Schedule
Note: All times Eastern DateOpponentKickoff April 13at Los Angeles10:00 pm April 20New England7:30 pm April 27Columbus7:30 pm May 4Tampa Bay7:30 pm May 12at Washington4:00 pm May 16Colorado7:30 pm May 19at New England4:00 pm May 22at Kansas City8:30 pm May 30Washington7:30 pm June 2at Dallas4:00 pm June 9Los Angeles2:00 pm June 16San Jose2:00 pm June 19Dallas7:30 […]
Hamm runs circles around Sweden
Mia Hamm set up two early goals and scored one herself as the U.S. women’s national team beat fellow Olympic qualifier Sweden 3-0 in a friendly in San Antonio, Texas. Hamm has been on fire in 1996, collecting three goals and setting up six others, including Shannon MacMillan’s in the eighth minute against Sweden. Hamm […]
New England Revolution
Address: Foxboro Stadium, Route 1, Foxboro, MA 02035. Telephone: (508) 543-8200. General Manager: Brian O’Donovan. Coach: to be announced. Players signed: Mike Burns (USA), Alexi Lalas (USA).
MLS: Player Draft In Brief
T Dates: Feb. 6-7 Site: Intercontinental Hotel, New York. Format: Conference call. Sixteen rounds, eight on each day. Drafting order:Draw held shortly before the draft. Based on allocations, each team will be “weighted,” as is done in the NBA lottery. The team judged strongest in allocations will receive the lowest chance of selected first. Local […]
MLS: Stapleton to lead Revolution
Irishman Frank Stapleton has been named as the MLS’s New England Revolution’s first head coach. Stapleton, a former star with the Irish national team, was presented to the Boston area media Jan. 4 as the club’s choice. Other candidates had included Argentine Ozzie Ardiles and former U.S. national team midfielder Brian Quinn. Stapleton, 39, is […]
English Leading Scorers
1971 – Brown (West Bromwich) 28 1972 – Lee (Manchester City) 33 1973 – Robson (West Ham U.) 28 1974 – Channon (Southampton) 21 1975 – Macdonald (Newcastle United) 21 1976 – MacDougall (Norwich C.) 23 1977 – Gray (Aston Villa), Macdonald (Arsenal) 25 1978 – Latchford (Everton) 30 1979 – Worthington (Bolton Wanderers) 24 […]
