Posted inSoccer America Site, Story

COLLEGE: 2005 NSCAA/adidas MenÆs Division II All-America Team

* indicates repeat selection First Team G, Tyler Baldock*, Jr., Carson-Newman, Canada D, Kenny Crowe, Sr., Catabwa, Reeders, Pa. D, Bryan Eisenbraun, Sr., Fort Lewis, Lakewood, Colo. D, Christian Stackman, Fr., UNC-Pembroke, Germany M, Martin Clayes, Sr., Truman State, Scotland M, Dave McGuire, Jr., Southern New Hampshire, Scotland M, Lee Scroggins, Jr., Lynn Univ., England […]

Posted inSoccer America Site, Story

COLLEGE: 2005 NSCAA/adidas WomenÆs Division II All-America Team

* indicates repeat selection First Team G, Lauren Matysiak, So., Assumption, Holden, Mass. D, CiCi Marrero, Sr., West Florida, Griffin, Ga. D, Stephanie Prouty, Sr., Metro State, Gig Harbor, Wash. D, Casey McKinney, Jr., West Chester, Dillsburg, Pa. M, Sonya Hughes *, Sr., Franklin Pierce, Ireland M, Shannon Lovejoy **, Sr., Seattle Pacific, Seattle, Wash. […]

Posted inSoccer America Site, Story

TRIVIA: 2005 Men's College Cup

1. Name the final four participant who played in the 2003 Gold Cup? 2. Name the final four participant who is a two-time NCAA All-American in skiing? 3. How many Texas schools besides SMU have Division I menÆs programs? 4. How many schools besides Maryland that have appeared in four or more consecutive final fours. […]

Posted inSoccer America Site, Story

COLLEGE: 2005 NSCAA/adidas Women's NCAA Division III All-America Team

* indicates prior selection First Team Pos., Name, Class, School, Hometown G, Erin Williams, Sr., Puget Sound, Vancouver, Wash. D, Seraphine Hamilton *, Sr., William Smith, Trenton, N.J. D, Laura Johnston, Sr., Sewanee, Atlanta, Ga. D, Ashley Van Vechten, So., Rochester, Rochester, N.Y. M, Jacqui DeLeon *, Sr., Chicago, Mission Viejo, Calif. M, Dana DiBruno, […]

Posted inSoccer America Site, Story

COLLEGE: 2005 NSCAA/adidas WomenÆs Junior College All-America Teams

DIVISION I * indicates prior selection First Team G, Melissa Gamble, Fr., Darton, Columbus, Ga. D, Rachel Tritz, So., Iowa Central, Sioux City, Iowa D, Alyssa Walbrecht, So., Monroe, Norwich, N.Y. M, Naomi Clark, So., Darton, Scotland M, Heather Delonga, So., Southwestern Illinois, Belleville, Ill. M, Jami Elliott, So., College of Rhode Island, Cumberland, R.I. […]

Posted inSoccer America Site, Story

WORLD CUP: 2006 draw pots

FIFA confirmed the following groups for the 2006 World Cup draw, which will be held Friday in Leipzig, Germany. Eight teams were seeded, and the rest of the 32-team field was placed in pots based on regions. Pot 1-Seeds 1. Germany 2. Brazil 3. England 4. Spain 5. Mexico 6. France 7. Argentina 8. Italy […]

Posted inSoccer America Site, Story

A POEM: Qualifying Thoughts

QUALIFYING THOUGHTS By Paul Gardner Goodbye, Uruguay. And thanks a lot, Now we've got – Following your failure – To put up with Austrailure. The World Cup once meant just the best, Pele, Maradona, Cruyff and the rest. But now we welcome everyone, it's much more democratic. Qualifying, we confess, can be somewhat erratic, But […]

Posted inSoccer America Site, Story

COLLEGE: NCAA Division I Women's Final (Dec. 3)

Dec. 4 in College Station, Texas Portland 4 UCLA 0. Goals: Woznuk (M.Rapinoe) 2, Sinclair (Woznuk) 21, Sinclair (Budge) 42, M.Rapinoe (Woznuk) 77. Portland û Alexander, Evans, Lopez, Hollenbeck, Michaelson, Sari, Woznuk, Huie, M.Rapinoe, Sinclair, Budge. Subs: Cronkite, Scifo, Salisbury. UCLA û Henderson, Castelanelli, Oakes, Davis, Hardy, Adams, DiMartino, Lindstrom, M.Zerboni, Mora, Lang. Sub: Gleason. […]

Posted inSoccer America Site, Story

NCAA Division II Women's Final (Dec. 3)

Final Dec. 3 in Wichita Falls, Texas Nebraska-Omaha 2 Seattle Pacific 1. Goals: Richardson 10, Beale 94 (Richardson); Lienhard 8. Nebraska-Omaha — Price, Telschaw, Fritz, Pile, Richardson, Wegenaupt, Bigsby, McCawley, McGill, Beale, Iwansky. Subs: Murnan, Boeckel, Portell, Hill. Seattle Pacific — Burns, Nason, Kolb, Everson, M.Teague, Lienhard, Hamby, Lovejoy, Oakes, Jaconson, Martinez. Subs: Hufford, A.Teague. […]

Gift this article