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TeamWLT Akron500 Bowling Green311 Kentucky311 Miami (Ohio)230 Western Michigan140 Eastern Michigan050

Women’s Leading Scorers Player (Team) G A P Strother (Eastern Illinois) 14 8 36 Blalack (Texas A&M) 14 7 35 Pearce (Monmouth) 14 7 35 Rohbock (Brigham Young) 15 5 35 Aussin (Eastern Illinois) 11 7 29 Lord (UNC Greensboro) 13 3 29 Streiffer (Notre Dame) 8 13 29 VanLaecke (Notre Dame) 10 9 29 […]

Mountain Division Goalkeeper — J.J. Wozniak (Fresno St.); Defenders — Jeremy Britton (Oregon St.), John Stratton (Air Force), Chris Wolff (Washington), Chet Zimmer (Stanford); Midfielders — John Cowmey (Washington), Jeramie Perez (California), Espen Soraa (San Jose State); Forwards — Matt Anderson (Air Force), Jason Boyce (Washington), Brandon Cavitt (Cal State Sacramento), Jason Martinez (San Jose […]

TeamWLT Rhode Island1001 Massachusetts821 Xavier632 Virginia Tech632 La Salle542 George Washington650 Fordham344 St. Joseph’s 362 St. Bonaventure361 Duquesne272 Temple272 Dayton281

TeamWLT William & Mary620 James Madison620 George Mason521 American530 Old Dominion431 Richmond341 VCU251 UNC Wilmington260 East Carolina170

U.S. Men’s National Team DateOpponentScoreSite 3/25Uruguay2-2Dallas 4/22@Belgium0-1Brussels 5/28Costa Rica1-2Tampa 6/11Nigeria3-2Foxboro, Mass. 6/18Mexico4-0Washington, D.C. 6/25Colombia0-0Piscataway, N.J. 7/8Chile2-1Paysandu, Uruguay 7/11Bolivia0-1Paysandu, Uruguay 7/14Argentina3-0Paysandu, Uruguay 7/17Mexico0-0 (4-1)Paysandu, Uruguay 7/20Brazil0-1Maldonado, Uruguay 7/22Colombia1-4Maldonado, Uruguay 8/4Parma1-2East Rutherford, N.J. 8/6Benfica2-1East Rutherford, N.J. 8/16@Sweden0-1Norrkoeping, Sweden 10/8Saudi Arabia4-3Washington, D.C.

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Women’s NCAA Division III New England Region 1 Bowdoin 9-1-1          Plymouth St. 1-0          Trinity 3-0 2 Williams 6-0-3          Tufts 2-1 (OT) 3 Amherst 8-1-2          Wheaton 1-0          Wesleyan 2-1 4 Bates 9-1-1          Conn Coll. 1-0 5 Tufts 7-3-1          Williams 2-1 (OT) 6 Conn Coll. 6-3-2          Clark 2-1          […]

Marcelo Balboa, John Harkes, and Alexi Lalas have been chosen by a panel of 160 sports journalists as finalists for the 1995 Honda Player of the Year Award. The Honda Award honors the best professional soccer player in the U.S. Balboa was last year’s recipient, joining former honorees Thomas Dooley (1993), Eric Wynalda (1992), and […]

Defenders — Michele Palguta (St. Francis, Pa.), Beth Snarke (Wagner), Kara Yereance (Monmouth); Midfielders — Mary Beth Byrnes (Monmouth), Tereza Perpinen (Monmouth), Amanda Swiderek (Marist); Forwards — Amy DeValue (Monmouth), Melissa Lash (St. Francis, Pa.), Christie Pearce (Monmouth), Christy Wicks (Mount St. Mary’s). Player of the Year — Christie Pearce (Monmouth) Newcomer of the Year […]

The University of Portland’s Clive Charles is one of the few college coaches who had an extensive professional playing career. This summer, he became the U.S. national team assistant coach. If you’re far enough away while observing Clive Charles hanging out with U.S. national team players, you might just mistake him as one the players. […]

Position: Defender/Midfielder. Height: 5-8. Weight: 150. Birthdate: Sept. 28, 1965. Birthplace: Rochester, N.Y. College: Southern Connecticut. First cap: Ecuador (1984). First goal: Jamaica (1988). Titles: U.S. Cup (1995). World Championships: World Cup (1990), Olympics (1988). College YearTeamGPGAP 1983So. Conn.21000 1984So. Conn.21146 1985So. Conn.19408 1986So. Conn.17124 MISL YearTeamGPGAP 87-88Cleveland51448 ASL YearTeamGPGAP 1989Albany5022 Germany YearTeamGPGAP 90-91En. Cottbus131–– […]

The spring of 1995 has been an important one in the life of John Harkes. Respectability and responsibility have come to Derby County and U.S. midfielder John Harkes this year. Respectability has come on the field, where Derby, which spent much of the season in the lower reaches of the First Division, clawed its way […]

Marcelo Balboa is doing all he can to get Leon into the Mexican league playoffs, but he may have gone too far when he tried playing goalkeeper. Tigres vs. Leon on April 9 should have marked an encounter between longtime U.S. teammates Tab Ramos and Marcelo Balboa. Ramos couldn’t play because of a knee injury. […]

The U.S. women returned to action with a drubbing of Chinese Taipei in U.S. Women’s Cup ’95 to celebrate coach Tony DiCicco’s return to his hometown. It was Tony DiCicco Night in his home state, so his women’s national team supplied the fireworks in the form of a 9-0 romp past overmatched Chinese Taipei July […]

Position: Midfielder/Striker. Height: 5-11 Weight: 170. Birthdate: March 19, 1964. Birthplace: Pretoria, South Africa. College: South Florida. Awards: All-America (1982, 1983). First cap: Ireland (1992). First goal: Portugal (1992). Titles: U.S. Cup (1992, 1995). World Championships: World Cup (1994). College YearTeamGPGAP 1982South Florida–191351 1983South Florida–211658 ___TABLEST___ NASL YearTeamGPGAP 1984Tampa Bay217923 ___TABLEST___ MISL YearTeamGPGAP 84-85Tacoma3217825 85-86Tacoma2719726 […]

A day after Roy Lassiter’s gamewinning goal rallied the United States from a three-goal deficit to defeat Saudi Arabia 4-3 in Washington, D.C., a North Carolina judge sentenced him to a month in jail. Lassiter, who also had an assist in the Saudi game, went to court on Oct. 9 to answer felony charges of […]

U.S. women’s national team coach Tony DiCicco announced his World Cup roster, with nine veterans from the 1991 World Championship team making the squad. The wait is over for about 30 players who had hoped to make the U.S. women’s World Cup roster. On May 2, still more than one month before the start of […]

Position: Midfielder. Height: 5-4. Weight: 128. Birthdate: Feb. 8, 1968. Birthplace: Huntington Beach, Calif. College: California. Awards: All-America (1987, 1988, 1989). First cap: China (1987). First goal: Australia (1987). Titles: World Championship (1991), CONCACAF Championship (1991, 1993, 1994). Awards: U.S. Soccer Player of the Year (1988). World Championships: World Championship (1991, 1995). College YearTeamGPGAP 1986California209220 […]

Major League Soccer announced the signing of 42 more players Dec. 12. Goalies PlayerAgeCountry1995 Club Jeff Causey24USARichmond (USISL) Garth Lagerwey23USAHampton Roads (USISL) Defenders PlayerAgeCountry1995 Club Rafael Amaya30USAColorado (A-League) Patrice Amayina23CameroonRaleigh (USISL) Shane Battelle24USASt. Louis (USISL) Michael Clark22USARichmond (USISL) Erik Imler24USARaleigh (USISL) Matt Kmosko23USANew York (USISL) Tom Lips27USA/Puerto RicoNew York (USISL) Ed Puskarich33USAMilwaukee (NPSL) Steve Trittschuh30USAMontreal […]

U.S. Boys U-17s The following are the U.S. under-17 national team players picked for a tournament in La Serena, Chile, Jan. 14-23: Goalkeepers — Bryheem Hancock (Bear, Del.), Michael Ueltschey (Jackson, Miss.). Defenders — David Boutilier (Sparta, N.J.), John Bradford (Winston-Salem, N.C.), Matt Domingo (San Jose, Calif.), Nick Downing (Redmond, Wash.), Norman Giroux (Orange, Calif.), […]

Address: 2602 McKinney, Suite 200, Dallas, TX 75204. Telephone: (214) 979-0303. General Manager: Billy Hicks. Coach: David Dir. Players signed: Hugo Sanchez (Mexico).

MLS has allocated three more players headlined by Bolivian star Marco Etcheverry, who, as expected, will play for D.C. United. Former Indiana midfielder Brian Maisonneuve goes to the Columbus Crew while Zimbabwean striker Vitalis “Digital” Takawira will don a Kansas City Wiz uniform. Etcheverry, nicknamed “El Diablo” for his colorful style and aggressive play, comes […]

Two international coaches and two U.S. college coaches make up the short list of candidates as head coach of the New York/New Jersey MetroStars. General manager Charlie Stillitano, who says more than a dozen coaches were contacted and interviewed during the search, has confirmed Carlos Alberto and Eddie Firmani as two of the four finalists. […]

1971 – Skoblar (Marseille) 44 1972 – Skoblar (Marseille) 30 1973 – Skoblar (Marseille) 26 1974 – Bianchi (Reims) 30 1975 – Onnis (Monaco) 30 1976 – Bianchi (Reims) 34 1977 – Bianchi (Reims) 28 1978 – Bianchi (Paris St. Germain) 37 1979 – Bianchi (Paris St. Germain) 27 1980 – Kostedde (Laval), Onnis (Monaco) […]