Player (Team) G A P Cameron (Baylor) 25 5 55 Pearce (Monmouth) 20 13 53 Lord (UNC Greensboro) 20 7 47 Rohbock (Brigham Young) 20 6 46 Blalack (Texas A&M) 18 9 45 Cooper (Louisiana State) 19 7 45 Streiffer (Notre Dame) 14 15 43 Fotopoulos (Florida) 17 8 42 Greenman (Florida Inter.) 16 9 […]
College: NSCAA/Umbro Select Women’s Rankings (10/14-20)
NSCAA/Umbro Select Women’s NCAA Division I Rank/School Record Pts. 1 Notre Dame (9) 14-1-0 367 2 N. Carolina (4) 12-1-0 361 3 Portland (2) 10-0-2 342 4 Connecticut 15-1-0 336 5 Nebraska 15-0-0 304 6 Santa Clara 11-3-0 298 7 Maryland 15-1-1 293 8 Texas A&M 15-2-0 272 9 Florida 14-1-0 261 10 Wisconsin 10-2-3 […]
John Kerr Jr.
Position: Striker. Height: 5-9. Weight: 160. Birthdate: March 6, 1965. Birthplace: Toronto, Ontario. College: Duke. Awards: All-America (1985, 1986), Soccer America Player of the Year (1986), Hermann Trophy (1986), MAC Award (1986). First cap: Ecuador (1984). First goal: Costa Rica (1985). Titles: U.S. Cup (1995). College YearTeamGPGAP 1983Duke–––– 1984Duke–––– 1985Duke–––– 1986Duke24151444 England YearTeamGPGAP 87-88Portsmouth60–– 87-88Peterborough101–– […]
Lalas says ciao
Alexi Lalas joined First Division newcomer Padova in 1994 and became the first American to play in the Italian Serie A. He soon became the first American to score in the Serie A and ultimately he helped Padova beat the odds to maintain its top-tier standing. But the second season went poorly for the red-haired […]
College Scores: NCAA Women’s Division III (10/14-20)
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 […]
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 […]
1995 All-MCC
Goalkeeper — E.B. Larson (Butler); Defenders — Josha Krueger (Wisconsin-Milwaukee), Michelle Marchese (Wright State); Midfielders — Beth Crauder (Butler), Jean Delaski (Butler), Amy Derry (Northern Illinois), Alisa Pykett (Butler), Jessica Tenge (Butler); Forwards — Joy Aschenbrener (Butler), Debbie Huston (Northern Illinois), Lisa Krzykowski (Wisconsin-Milwaukee). Player of the Year — Lisa Krzykowski (Wisconsin-Milwaukee) Newcomer of the […]
1995 MCC Standings [#14966]
TeamWLT Butler600 Detroit420 Northern Illinois321 Wisc.-Milwaukee330 Wright State231 Wisc.-Green Bay240 Loyola, Ill.060
1995 MCC Tournament [#14965]
First Round Wisconsin-Milwaukee 3, Wright State 2 Detroit 3, Loyola, Ill. 2 Northern Illinois 2, Wisconsin-Green Bay 1 Semifinals Wisconsin-Milwaukee 6, Butler 2 Detroit 2, Northern Illinois 1 Final Detroit 4, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0
College: NSCAA/Umbro Select Women’s Rankings (10/21-27)
Women’s NCAA Division I Rank/School Record Pts. 1 Notre Dame (14) 16-1-0 374 2 No. Carolina (1) 15-1-0 361 3 Portland 12-0-2 339 4 Connecticut 17-1-0 336 5 Nebraska 17-0-0 312 6 Santa Clara 12-3-1 284 7 Texas A&M 16-2-0 282 8 Maryland 16-1-2 277 9 Florida 17-1-0 268 10 Wisconsin 11-3-3 226 11 Harvard […]
College: Soccer America Women’s Team of the Week (Oct. 21-27)
G Jessica Glazer (Washington State) (1) Seven saves in 1-1 tie with Santa Clara D Amy Roberts (North Carolina) (1) Defensive MVP of Wisconsin Invitational D Tasha Taiste (Rutgers) (1) Late sub’s first career goal stuns Penn St. M Samantha Baggett (Duke) (1) OT header beats ACC rival Clemson M Cindy Daws (Notre Dame) (1) […]
College: Soccer America Women’s Top 20 (Oct. 28)
Rank/Team Record Last Week 1. Notre Dame 16-1-0 1 2. North Carolina 15-1-0 2 3. Portland 12-0-2 3 4. Connecticut 17-1-0 4 5. Nebraska 17-0-0 6 6. Texas A&M 16-2-0 7 7. Santa Clara 12-3-1 5 8. Florida 17-1-0 8 9. UNC Greensboro 14-3-0 9 10. Virginia 11-4-2 12 11. Maryland 16-1-2 11 12. Minnesota […]
College: SA Women’s Team of the Week (Oct. 14-20)
G Melissa Juhl (Florida State) (1) 2 shutouts, with 4 saves in Clemson upset D Nel Fettig (North Carolina) (1) 2 assists in win over Texas A&M D Sara Whalen (Connecticut) (2) Big East Defensive Player of the Week M Paulette Angilecchia (Cincinnati) (1) First Bearcat to reach 100 points (106) M Justi Baumgardt (Portland) […]
College Scores: NCAA Women’s Division I (10/14-20)
Women’s NCAA Division I Northeast Region 1 Connecticut 15-1-0 Seton Hall 4-0 UMass 2-0 2 Harvard 11-0-0 Texas 3-0 Cal-Poly 2-1 3 Dartmouth 8-2-0 Mass 2-0 Yale 4-1 (OT) 4 Colgate 12-2-0 Navy 1-0 Virginia 0-3 5 Massachusetts 10-2-1 Dartmouth 0-2 Connecticut 0-2 6 Yale […]
1995 All-TAAC [#14958]
Goalkeeper — Martha Chaney (Centenary); Defenders — Stephanie Beaudoin (Mercer), Leslie Golden (Central Florida), Debra Pratt (Centenary), Christine Venuti (Florida International); Midfielders — Amy Jones (Central Florida), Kasey Monroe (Campbell), Kelly Stout (Central Florida); Forwards — Amy Burns (College of Charleston), Shelley Marusak (Centenary), Jennifer O’Connor (Central Florida), Jenn Stephenson (Campbell). Player of the Year […]
1995 TAAC Standings [#14957]
EASTERN DIVISION TeamWLT Central Florida611 Florida International521 Coll. of Charleston440 Stetson260 Florida Atlantic260 WESTERN DIVISION TeamWLT Campbell802 Centenary811 Mercer640 Georgia State 352 Jacksonville St.271 SE Louisiana0100
1995 TAAC Tournament [#14956]
Semifinals Central Florida 2, Centenary 1 Campbell 6, Florida International 1 Final Central Florida 1, Campbell 0
TAAC Champions [#14955]
1993 — Florida International, Central Florida 1994 — Central Florida 1995 — Central Florida
1995 Southern Tournament [#14954]
Semifinals Furman 4, Appalachian State 1 Davidson 4, Georgia Southern 0 Final Davidson 3, Furman 0
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 — […]
1995 Southwest Standings
TeamWLT SMU400 Texas A&M310 Texas130 Texas Tech130 TCU130
1995 SWC Tournament
First Round TCU 0, Texas Tech 0 (Texas Tech wins 4-3 on penalties) Semifinals SMU 6, Texas Tech 0 Texas A&M 3, Texas 0 Final SMU 4, Texas A&M 2 (OT)
1995 SEC Standings
EASTERN DIVSION TeamWLT Vanderbilt710 Florida611 Kentucky620 Georgia332 South Carolina 071 WESTERN DIVISION TeamWLT Alabama620 LSU530 Auburn530 Arkansas350 Miss. State170 Ole Miss080
