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A-League: Hinton quits Seattle

In a surprise move, Alan Hinton has quit as the coach of the Seattle Sounders, only months after leading them to their first A-League title. Hinton said he wanted to concentrate on his work with a local youth team. Hinton, who starred as a player in England and the NASL, had previous coaching experience in […]

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College: Virginia Final Four Roster

Goalkeepers No.NameYearGPGAASHO 1Mark PetersSenior81.072 25Yuri SagatovSophomore160.813 26Brock YetsoFreshman26.820 Defenders No.NameYearGPGAP 2Tom BakerJunior12000 3Sam FranklinSophomore17000 4Matt ChulisFreshman22248 12Brandon PollardSenior23044 20Scott VermillionFreshman22226 Midfielders No.NameYearGPGAP 5Sean FearyJunior234614 6Billy WalshSophomore1912832 7Mike FisherJunior21211557 8Andriy ShapowalSophomore206517 9Damian SilveraSenior2331420 10Ben OlsenFreshman236820 13Ryan BorstJunior10000 16David FitzmauriceSenior22066 18Matt LauglinSophomore9215 24Josh DunnFreshman14419 Forwards No.NameYearGPGAP 17Steve JohnsonJunior6102 19Matt LeonardSophomore2012327 23Tim PriscoJunior176618

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U.S. Summary: U.S. U-23s 3, College All-Stars 1

Dec. 9 in Richmond, Va. U.S. U-23 national team 3, College All-Stars 1. Goals: Friends (71), DuHaney (77), Baumhoff (87); Harris (70). U.S. U-23 team — Thornton (Walker, 46), DuHaney, Hejduk, Peay, Rodriguez (Petke, 46), Johnson, Smith, Vargas, Maisonneuve (Baumhoff, 46), Faklaris (Friends, 46), Marino (Carithers, 46). College All-Stars — Cassar (Grafer, 46), Mitchell, Clifford, […]

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Lalas takes 1995 Honda Award

Popular U.S. national team defender Alexi Lalas easily won the 1995 Honda Player of the Year Award as the top American player in voting by U.S. media. Lalas, who is the first American to play in Italy’s Serie A, outdistanced U.S. teammates John Harkes and Marcelo Balboa in winning the award by the largest margin […]

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College Summary: Virginia 4, Brown 1

Dec. 3 in Charlottesville, Va. Virginia 4, Brown 1. Goals: Feary (Silvera) 27:43, Fisher 49:58, Fisher (Walsh, Prisco), 60:40, Walsh (Pollard) 70:26; Edwards (Wittusen) 80:57. Virginia — Sagatov, Pollard, Vermillion, Feary, Chulis, Shapowal, Silvera, Walsh, Fisher, Olsen, Prisco. Subs: Fitzmaurice, Leonard, Baker, Franklin, Dunn, Borst, Peters. Brown — Webb, Fox, James, Foster, Beck, Wittusen, Hughes, […]

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Mexico loses again

The pressure is mounting on Mexican national team coach Bora Milutinovic. After a string of lackluster performances, Milutinovic recalled several veterans, including MLS-bound Jorge Campos, for Mexico’s friendly against Slovenia’s under-23 team Dec. 6 in Hermosillo. Unfortunately, with a strengthened squad, Mexico fell 2-1 before 20,000 stunned fans. Besides Campos, who started in goal, Milutinovic […]

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NCAA Division III Champions

1974 — Brockport State 1975 — Babson 1976 — Brandeis 1977 — Lock Haven 1978 — Lock Haven 1979 — Babson 1980 — Babson 1981 — Glassboro State 1982 — UNC Greensboro 1983 — UNC Greensboro 1984 — Wheaton 1985 — UNC Greensboro 1986 — UNC Greensboro 1987 — UNC Greensboro 1988 — UC San […]

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MAC Award

1986 — John Kerr (Duke) 1987 — John Harkes (Virginia) 1988 — Ken Snow (Indiana) 1989 — Tony Meola (Virginia) 1990 — Ken Snow (Indiana) 1991 — Alexi Lalas (Rutgers) 1992 — Claudio Reyna (Virginia) 1993 — Claudio Reyna (Virginia) 1994 — Todd Yeagley (Indiana)

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College Scores: NCAA Women’s Division I (11/4-10)

Women’s NCAA Div I Mid-Atlantic Region 1 Maryland 17-4-2 (40)          Clemson 1-2 2 Virginia 12-6-2 (36)          N.C. State 4-1          No. Carolina 2-5 3 Penn State 14-4-2 (32)          Indiana 0-1 4 G. Mason 14-6-2 (25)          NC-Wilmington 3-1          American 3-0          William & Mary 0-2 5 J. Madison 14-5-2 (22)          […]

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On the move again?

With his English League club struggling with defeats and debts, John Harkes expects a transfer soon. The best of intentions, the highest of hopes lay in tatters at Derby County, where a failed promotion campaign last spring and a muddling season in the First Division has triggered a clear-out of players. U.S. midfielder John Harkes […]

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1995 All-NAC

Goalkeeper — Maja Hansen (New Hampshire); Defenders — Tiffany Johnson (New Hampshire), Jessica Marsette (Vermont), Katie Nielubicz (Delaware), Amy Salamon (Hartford); Midfielders — Beth Halt (Delaware), Jessica Reifer (Hartford), Irene Stelling (Hartford); Forwards — Kim Boyle (New Hampshire), Stephanie Chmura (Hartford), Beth Gregory (Delaware). Player of the Year — Jessica Reifer (Hartford) Rookie of the […]

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