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1994 Sept. 7Wales 2Albania 0 Georgia 0Moldova 1 Oct. 12Moldova 3Wales 2 Bulgaria 2Georgia 0 Nov. 16Albania 1Germany 2 Georgia 5Wales 0 Bulgaria 4Moldova 1 Dec. 14Wales 0Bulgaria 3 Moldova 0Germany 3 Albania 0Georgia 1 Dec. 18Germany 2Albania 0 1995 March 29Georgia 0Germany 2 Bulgaria 3Wales 1 Albania 3Moldova 0 April 26Germany 1Wales 1 Moldova […]

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

Guatemala beat St. Vincent & the Grenadines 3-0 in the first game of a doubleheader at Anaheim Stadium Jan. 16. Guatemala advances to the semifinals as the best second-place team if the USA beats El Salvador, or vice versa, in the final first-round match.

Jan. 10 in Anaheim, Calif. Canada 3, Honduras 1. Goals: Corrazin (7), Holness (27, 60); Carson (40) Canada — Forrest, Yallop, Fraser, Miller, Fenwick (Fletcher, 46), Holness, Aunger (Limniatis, 81), Kouzmanis (Bunbury, 46), Hooper, Corrazin, Radzinski. Honduras — W. Cruz, Peri (Dolmo Flores, 66), A.Cruz (J.L. Pineda, 46), Martinez, Martinez Sambula, Fernandez, A.Pineda (Bennett, 72), […]

1988 — North Carolina 1989 — N.C. State 1990 — North Carolina 1991 — North Carolina 1992 — North Carolina 1993 — North Carolina 1994 — North Carolina 1995 — North Carolina

U.S. 2, Denmark 1 San Diego native Frankie Hejduk scored and set up another goal to give the U.S. under-23 national team a 2-1 win over Denmark Feb. 7 on the campus of UC San Diego. Hejduk stuck in a rebound of a Pete Marino shot in the 24th minute then assisted on A.J. Wood’s […]

The final rounds of the MLS draft will be conducted tomorrow, 7 February 1996, in New York. Soccer America will not have an editor present to post each round as we did today. However, we will be posting the draft results as soon as we have the information. For complete details on the draft and […]

The following are the selections in the first A-League draft held Dec. 4: Rochester (local round) Miles Joseph (Clemson); (l) Rikki Dadason (Columbia); (2) Jesse Marsch (Princeton); (3) Jason Walker (Rochester); (4) Chris Doyle (Loyola, Md.); (5) Scott Lamphear (Wisconsin); (6) Mark Phillips (Kenyon); (7) John McCallion (Syracuse); (8) Ola Olsen (Boston Univ.); (9) Brandon […]

The news is not good on the Gold Cup television front: U.S. Soccer and its marketing partner, Soccer USA Partners, have not convinced Prime Deportiva, the Spanish-language sports cable network that holds the TV rights to the Gold Cup, to relinquish rights to U.S. games in order for them to be carried on standard network […]

Dec. 10 in Richmond, Va. Wisconsin 2, Duke 0. Goals: Hansen (8), Cole (63). Wisconsin — Belskis, Lamphear, Cole, Provan, Steel, Gentile, B.Doherty, Huston, Roy, Hansen, Grimm. Subs: Broadhurst, Sporcich, Watson, Kehoe, DeAmicis. Duke — Morton, Whitfield, Jeidy, Smith, Maynard, Dunne, Heaps, Stein, Kelly, Henderson, Kwon. Subs: Otto, Moghim, Shattuck, Volpe.

First Team NameSchool Michelle Joyce (GK)Brevard Shannon LarsonChamplain Sheila Best Brevard Danielle WadeSt. Louis CC Mary Beth MillerEssex Shannon CromwellGenesee Karen SloanMonroe Jaime ClarkCamden County Karinia CipriatiNassau Tara MandalaOcean County Yvette BroderickMitchell Second Team NameSchool Kim Bridge (GK)Dean Kelly LaFreniereChamplain Chris ShetleySt. Louis CC Cassidie DunbarCatonsville Jamie BonterMonroe Nicole LohmannSUNY-Farmingdale Staci DowdyLewis & Clark Denise […]

The following are the selections from the eleventh annual NPSL amateurdraft, held Dec. 21. Toronto Shooting Stars (Territorial) Paul Staltieri (St. Augustine Secondary), (1) O’Neil Brown (Durham College, Ontario, (2) Brandon Pollard (Virginia), (3) Jaro Jawislan (Clemson), (4) Obi Moneme (Ohio Wesleyan). Philadelphia Kixx (Territorial) Christian Penny (Lockhaven), (1) Rob Johnson (Rutgers), (2) Doug Nevins […]

Semifinals UCLA 3, Washington 0 Fresno State 3, UC Santa Barbara 1 Final UCLA 1, Fresno State 0

Semifinals Lafayette 4, Colgate 1 Navy 2, Holy Cross 0 Final Lafayette 3, Navy 2

Dec. 7 in San Salvador Honduras 1, Costa Rica 1 (Honduras wins 4-2 on penalties). Goals: Williams 60; Fonseca 55. Honduras — W.Cruz, Fernandez, Arzu, Martinez Sambula, Williams, A.Cruz, Richardson Smith, Serrano (Guevara), Santamaria, Suazo (Sierra), Nunez (Pavon). Costa Rica — Lonnis, Wright, Montero, Parks, Contreras (Lopez), Berry (Bennett), Solis, Meyers (Morales), Guthrie, Medford, Fonseca. […]

Women’s NCAA Division I Central Region 1 Nebraska 19-0-0          TCU 4-0          SMU 2-0 2 Texas A&M 18-2-0          UNCG 2-0          Massachusetts 3-0 3 Vanderbilt 11-8-0          Colorado Coll. 1-0 4 So. Methodist 10-5-4          Creighton 4-2 (OT)          Nebraska 0-2 5 Baylor 16-2-0          SFA 7-1          UTEP 1-0          North Texas […]

1983 — Jamie Swanner (Clemson) 1984 — Jim Leahy (Brandeis) 1985 — Warren Lipka (South Carolina) 1986 — Jeff Duback (Yale) 1987 — Bob Willen (Virginia) 1988 — Charles Arndt (South Carolina) 1989 — Anton Nistl (UCLA) 1990 — Juergen Sommer (Indiana) 1991 — Kasey Keller (Portland) 1992 — Brad Friedel (UCLA) 1993 — Bo […]

First Team Pos. Name Year College GK Laurie Pells Jr. Georgian Court D Wendi Frosh Sr. William Carey D Sandra Roos So. Brewton Parker D Ashley Surles Sr. Berry MF Ami Green Sr. Berry MF Josefin Hermansson Jr. Green Mountain MF Kristy Ell Sr. Willamette MF Nina Wathne Fr. Univ. of Mobile F Megan Blaker […]

Berry 2 Southern Nazarene 1 Mobile 1 Westmont 0 Findlay 1 Bewton-Paker 1 Simon Fraser 3 St. Mary 1 Semifinals Nov. 29 in San Antonio Simon Fraser (17-3-1) vs. Southern Nazarene (22-4-0) Parker-Brewton (16-6-1) vs. Mobile (19-3-0)

NCAA Women’s Division II First Round Bloomsburg 2, Adelphi 0 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 2, SIU-Edwardsville 1 Regis 0, Northern Colo. 0 (Regis wins on penalty kicks) Humboldt St. 1, UC Davis 0 Quarterfinals Nov. 16 or 17 Merrimack (16-3-1) vs. Franklin Pierce (15-1) Bloomsburg (18-2-1) vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.) (22-1-1) Regis (14-4-3) vs. Humboldt St. […]

RANK/TEAM RECORD LAST WEEK 1. North Carolina 1-0-0 1 2. Notre Dame 2-0-0 2 3. Santa Clara 1-0-0 3 4. Portland 0-0-0 4 5. Connecticut 1-0-0 5 6. Duke 0-1-0 6 7. Stanford 2-0-0 7 8. Texas A&M 1-0-0 8 9. Virginia 1-0-0 9 10. Maryland 2-0-0 10 11. Clemson 2-0-0 11 12. William & […]

The NCAA women’s Division I soccer committee has recommended to the NCAA executive committee that it name eight conferences to receive automatic bids for their champions into this year’s NCAA Division I Tournament: ACC, Big East, Big 10, CAA, Ivy League, Pacific 10, SEC and WCC. This will be the first time the NCAA has […]

Eastern Division TeamWLT Central Conn.501 Buffalo321 Valparaiso330 NE Illinois060 Western Division TeamWLT Western Illinois710 UMKC440 Quincy341 Eastern Illinois350 SIU-Edwardsville251

Women’s Division III Great Lakes Region 1 Wilmington 9-1-0 Wittenberg 3-0 Otterbein 7-0 2 Heidelberg 9-1-0 Mt Union 1-0 Capital 0-1 3 Washington (Mo.) 6-1-0 Rhodes 2-0 4 Wooster 8-1-0 Oberlin 3-0, Kenyon 2-0 (OT) 5 Calvin 5-2-1 Kalamazoo 2-2 (OT) 6 Rhodes 6-3-0 Washington 0-2 Hendrix 14-0 7 Kalamazoo 5-1-1 Alma 7-1 Calvin 2-2 […]

1983 — William & Mary 1984 — American, George Mason 1985 — American, George Mason 1986 — George Mason 1987 — William & Mary 1988 — Navy 1989 — George Mason 1990 — Richmond 1991 — Old Dominion 1992 — James Madison 1993 — James Madison 1994 — James Madison 1995 — William & Mary