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Latest College Soccer Stories
5/3/08 - BU, BC Release Scedules.
The Boston University and Boston College men’s soccer teams released their respective schedules this week, marked by the rivals’ annual season opening match set for August 29 at BC.
4/29/08 - The Coach's Corner: The "Other" Part of the Job. I am fortunate enough to have and have had a full time coaching career which has encompassed college, youth, professional and national staff levels. I genuinely love what I do and when I am on the field coaching or watching and preparing for games I don?t believe what I do is work. It is fun and it is enjoyable.
4/11/08 - Eagles' Defender Signs Overseas. CHESTNUT HILL – Boston College defender Kia McNeill has signed a contract to play with Kristianstad of the professional women’s league Allsvenska in Sweden.
4/10/08 - Revs Ink Brown Defender. FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The Revolution signed third-round pick Matthew Britner, a defender out of Brown, to a developmental contract Wednesday.
4/9/08 - BU Alum Hooks on with Miami FC. BOSTON – Boston University men’s soccer product Jarryd Goldberg signed with Miami FC of the United Soccer League First Division on Tuesday.
4/8/08 - Harvard, Dartmouth Round Out Staff. Harvard has hired New Mexico assistant coach Carl Junot as an assistant on new coach Jamie Clark’s men’s soccer staff while former Dartmouth women's soccer standout Mary McVeigh ('03) is returning to her alma mater as an assistant for her former team.
4/7/08 - URI Alum Dynamite for Dynamo. University of Rhode Island product Geoff Cameron had a smashing debut for the Houston Dynamo in his first MLS start Sunday.
3/25/08 - Dartmouth Twosome Lead Homeland. Dartmouth men's soccer players Craig Henderson Daniel Keat have helped their native New Zealand seal a bid for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
3/14/08 - Renegades Sign Franklin Pierce Standout. The MPS Boston Renegades recently signed Franklin Pierce's Gabriella Demoner and Swede native Therese Luckner as well as three players from Texas A&M.
3/6/08 - Former Providence Keeper Signs With Irish Club. DUBLIN, IRELAND -- Former Providence College goalkeeper and Jersey Shore Boca standout Chris Konopka will continue his professional soccer career in Europe this season after the former Kansas City keeper inked a one-year deal with Irish soccer club Bohemians FC.
3/2/08 - Aztecs Sign UMass Brothers. BEVERLY, Mass. – Mike and Mark DeSantis, the brothers from Stoneham (Mass.) who helped lead UMass to the Final Four last fall, signed with the Boston Aztecs of the NPSL for this summer.
2/22/08 - Dartmouth Pair Rep New Zealand. HANOVER, N.H. -- Dartmouth men's soccer players Craig Henderson and Daniel Keat have been named to their homeland New Zealand's national team
2/20/08 - Three Locals Called Into U-20 Camp. CHICAGO – Freshmen Stuart Amick (UMass), Shawn Chin (Boston College) and Jon Okafor (Brown) were among the 23 college players called into the US Under-20 Men’s National Team’s domestic training camp that began yesterday in New Orleans.
2/12/08 - Harvard Names New Men's Coach. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard has found a replacement for John Kerr. The Crimson today announced the hiring of Notre Dame assistant Jamie Clark as the new head coach of the men’s soccer program.
2/11/08 - Former UConn Star Signs With Norwegian Club. UConn product and FC Dallas defender Chris Gbandi's transfer to Norwegian club FK Haugesund has been finalized.
2/6/08 - Vermont Names New Women's Coach. BURLINGTON, Vt. – The Vermont women’s soccer team’s nearly three-month search for a head coach ended today with the appointment of Kwame Lloyd, a Division III women’s soccer and lacrosse coach at Virginia’s Christopher Newport University.
2/5/08 - New Chapter For Kerr. After nine years coaching at Harvard, where he developed the men's program into a perennial contender while making his mark on the area's youth scene with his self-entitled soccer camps and his work with F.C. Greater Boston, there was only one way John Kerr was leaving the comforts of Cambridge: if his alma mater came calling.
1/30/08 - The Coach's Corner: After The Season. The last time I wrote in early October, things were going well for Quinnipiac women’s soccer.
1/28/08 - Billerica Native On Fire's Radar. Add Tim Conway's name to the list of local players drafted in last Thursday's MLS Supplemental Draft.
1/26/08 - Supplemental Draft Plucks Six Locals. Thursday's MLS Supplemental Draft brought six players with local ties one step closer to playing for Major League Soccer.
1/18/08 - MLS Draft Roundup. BALTIMORE -- Revolution selections Michael Videira (Milford, Mass.) and Matthew Britner (Brown University) weren't the only players with local ties selected in the MLS Draft. Four other area players -- led by UConn defender and No. 9 overall pick Julius James -- were chosen Friday.
1/12/08 - White Wins Hermann Trophy. SAINT LOUIS, Mo. -- UConn men's soccer forward O'Brian White became the third Huskie to win the Missouri Athletic Club Hermann Trophy, given annually to the nation's top collegiate soccer player.
1/9/08 - UNH Asst. Named Head Coach of So. New Hampshire. MANCHESTER, N.H. – UNH men's soccer assistant coach Marc Hubbard has been named the new head coach of Southen New Hampshire University men's program, effective immediately.
1/4/08 - Trinity Coach Voted Best in Conference. HARTFORD, Conn. -- Trinity College men’s soccer coach Michael Pilger was selected as the 2007 New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Coach of the Year.
1/4/08 - Thorpe Named D-II Player of the Year. RINDGE, N.H. – Franklin Pierce goalkeeper James Thorpe was named the NSCAA/adidas Division II men’s soccer Player of the Year Thursday.
1/2/08 - Boston College Players Invited to U-23 Camp. CHICAGO -- Three players with Boston College ties were invited to the U.S. Under-23 men's soccer team's two week training camp tin Bradenton, Fla. from Jan. 6-20.
12/28/07 - UConn Rises in Final Women's Soccer Poll. The University of Connecticut women's soccer team's run to the NCAA Quarterfinals vaulted the squad into the No. 9 ranking in the final NSCAA/adidas women's soccer poll conducted at the conclusion of the season.
12/26/07 - UMass Heads New England Schools in Final Poll. Despite not being ranked the entire season, the UMass men's soccer team finished the 2007 season ranked No. 4 in the NSCAA/adidas National Top-25 Poll which was published at the conclusion of the NCAA Tournament.
12/24/07 - White Named Player of the Year. Only days after being named a MAC Hermann Trophy finalist and First Team All-America, UConn men's soccer forward O'Brian White was selected Soccer America's 2007 Men's Player of the Year in recognition of his record-setting season.
12/21/07 - Four Locals Up For Coach of the Year. UMass coach Sam Koch, Quinnipiac coach Eric Da Costa, UConn's Ray Reid and Boston College's Ed Kelly are among the 11 finalists for the NSCAA/adidas National Coach of the Year award.
12/20/07 - Four Lady Eagles Honored. The Boston College women's soccer team had six players named to the New England Women's Intercollegiate Soccer Association team this week. Senior Kia McNeill, junior Caroline Walden and sophomore Gina DiMartino were named to the first-team, while junior Sarah Buonomo, freshman Hannah Cerrone and freshman Chelsea Regan earned second-team honors.
12/19/07 - Division III Men's All-Americans. Middlebury College (Vermont) placed three players on the Division III All-American First Team, released last week by the NSCAA and adidas. Goalkeeper Brian Bush, defender Alex Elias (Manchester Center, Vt.) and forward Casey Ftorek (Wolfeboro, N.H.) all earned first squad recognition.
12/19/07 - Division III Women's All-Americans. Three players from local colleges were among the 11 selected for the women's soccer Division III All-American First Team, released last week by the NSCAA and adidas.
12/18/07 - Bryant Places Two on Women's Division II All-Americans. Bryant University placed two players on the 2007 women's soccer Division II All-American First Team, representing with junior back Danielle Malta and senior midfielder Tricia Spada.
12/18/07 - Thorpe Franklin Pierce Head Division II All-Americans. James Thorpe closed out his collegiate career by leading the Franklin Pierce men's soccer team to the NCAA Division II national title and claiming his third selection to the NSCAA/adidas Men's NCAA Division II All-America Team.
12/18/07 - Women's NSCAA adidas All-America Team. Two University of Connecticut women's soccer players earned first-team selections on the 2007 NSCAA/adidas Division I All-America Team.
12/17/07 - Simmons Named to All-Tournament Team. UMass goalkeeper Zach Simmons was named to the College Cup All-Tournament Team, the only player on the Minutemen to make it and the first player in school history to earn such honors.
12/17/07 - Men's NSCAA adidas All-America Team. Four men's soccer players from New England schools earned spots on the 2007 NSCAA/adidas All-America Team.
12/16/07 - Tracy Connects Again as Wake Forest Wins Championship. Connecticut native Marcus Tracy led the Wake Forest men's soccer team back from a 1-0 deficit and to its first ever National Championship, after beating Ohio State, 2-1, Sunday in the NCAA men's soccer championship.
12/15/07 - Eight Locals Heading to MLS Combine. Seven players from area colleges and universities and another Massachusetts native were among the 54 players invited to the 2008 adidas MLS Player Combine, set to be held Jan. 11-15 at Lockhart Stadium in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
12/14/07 - UMass Falls to Ohio State. The clock struck midnight for the UMass men's soccer team Friday, ending the Cinderella-story of the 2007 College Cup with a 1-0 loss to Ohio State in the NCAA semifinals at SAS Soccer Park.
12/14/07 - Connecticut Native Powers Wake Forest to Final. Wake Forest is going to the 2007 College Cup final on the back of Connecticut native Marcus Tracy.
12/14/07 - UMass and Ohio State Square Off. Interviews with ESPN? A press conference with the national media? A live televised tilt against fifth-seeded Ohio State? It's been quite the whirlwind for the UMass men's soccer team.
12/14/07 - UConn's White Returning for Senior Year. UConn men's soccer standout forward O'Brian White officially announced today that he will return to the Huskies for his senior season in 2008, forgoing any professional opportunities at this time.
12/14/07 - Accolades Pour in for Boston College. The accolades continue to pour in for the Boston College men's soccer team.
12/13/07 - Local Players Fill All Northeast Team. Three players from the University of Connecticut and two from Harvard highlight the 2007 NSCAA men's soccer Division I All-Region First Team announced this week.
12/9/07 - UMass Going To College Cup. Stuart Amick and Mike DeSantis scored and Zach Simmons made five saves to lead the UMass men's soccer team to a 2-1 victory over Illinois-Chicago and a trip to the NCAA Semifinals for the first time in program history.
12/9/07 - Defense Rules in UMass UIC Game. This Elite Eight showdown pits two of the country's top defensive teams on Rudd Field.
12/8/07 - Virginia Tech Upsets UConn. The University of Connecticut men's soccer team, winners of eight straight and 13 of the past 14 NCAA Tournament games played at Morrone Stadium, dropped a tough 1-0 decision to Virginia Tech Saturday in the quarterfinals of the 2007 College Cup.
12/7/07 - UConn Prepares for Virginia Tech. While this is the first-ever Elite Eight appearance for 11th-seeded Virginia Tech, UConn has reached the NCAA quarterfinals 10 times in its storied history, three times under Ray Reid.
12/4/07 - UMass to Host Illinois Chicago. The UMass men's soccer team will continue its historic run in the NCAA Tournament against Illinois-Chicago this Sunday at noon on the Minutemen's Rudd Field.
12/3/07 - Franklin Pierce Wins Men's National Championship. The Franklin Pierce University men's soccer team scored with less than two minutes left in regulation to win the first NCAA Division II National Championship in program history, a 1-0 victory over 16th-ranked Lincoln Memorial University (Tenn.) at the Orange Beach Sportsplex Sunday afternoon.
12/2/07 - UConn Routs South Florida. Just 1:15 into the match, it was O'Brian White from Mike Pezza and an early UConn lead over South Florida. That would be the recurring theme Sunday as White went on to score three times - two on helpers from Pezza - and the Huskies rolled over their BIG EAST foe, 5-0, in the third round of the NCAA Tournament.
12/2/07 - Minutemen Prevail In Snow Battle. After snow and wintery conditions halted the game for an hour and 10 minutes, the Minutemen responded with a three-goal second half to take down Central Connecticut State, 3-1, Sunday in the third round of the NCAA Tournament.
12/2/07 - UConn Routs South Florida. Just 1:15 into the match, it was O'Brian White from Mike Pezza and an early UConn lead over South Florida. That would be the recurring theme Sunday as White went on to score three times – two on helpers from Pezza – and the Huskies rolled over their BIG EAST foe, 5-0, in the third round of the NCAA Tournament.
12/1/07 - Battle of Cinderallas UMass Hosts Central Conn. This is the furthest the UMass men's soccer team has made it in the NCAA Tournament and the furthest Central Connecticut has gone in any sport in school history.
12/1/07 - USF Tries To Solve Huskies. The South Florida men's soccer team travels to Storrs feeling the pressure that going 0-6 -- including 0-2 this season – with two goals scored against your opponent produces.
11/30/07 - Four Local Players Up for Hermann Trophy. Four standouts from New England schools have been named semifinalists for the Missouri Athletic Club's Hermann Trophy, given annually to the nation's top Division I soccer player.
11/29/07 - Old Dominion Knocks Out Brown. It took nearly 107 minutes of soccer, but Old Dominion was able to upset the one-loss Brown University men's soccer team, 2-1, in double overtime in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Wednesday.
11/29/07 - Central Conn. Upsets Tulsa. The Central Connecticut men's soccer team became the first team in school history to advance to the round of 16 in any sport during the school's Division I era.
11/29/07 - UMass Stuns No.1 Seed Boston College. Mark DeSantis took off as soon as Doug Rappaport hit the ball. As DeSantis watched Rappaport's corner kick loft toward the center of the box, he rushed toward the back post. And when he connected, driving the ball inside the left post past Boston College goalkeeper Chris Brown, the players on the UMass bench erupted.
11/29/07 - Arad, UConn End Vermont's Run. UConn men's soccer midfielder Dori Arad continued his torrid postseason hot streak, scoring his fourth goal of the playoffs 41 seconds into the game Wednesday to lead the third-seeded Huskies to a 2-0 win over Vermont in NCAA second round action at Joseph J. Morrone Stadium.
11/27/07 - UConn and Vermont Renew Rivalry. The last time the Vermont men's soccer team faced UConn was in 1989. George Bush was president, The Simpsons started running as a series on FOX, the United States had troops stationed in Iraq and the Catamounts were the favorites, defeating the Huskies, 2-0, at UVM's Centennial Field in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
11/27/07 - Central-Conn-Travels-To-Tulsa. The Central Connecticut men's soccer team, which made history Saturday when they became the first men's program in school history to win a NCAA Tournament game, will travel all the way to Oklahoma to face the sixth-ranked University of Tulsa in the second round Wednesday.
11/27/07 - Brown Hosts Old Dominion. The Old Dominion men's soccer team advanced to the second round of the tournament after beating Brown's in-state rival, Providence, 1-0, on Saturday.
11/27/07 - BC Meets UMass. When the UMass men's soccer team travels to Boston College to take on the Eagles in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Wednesday, one thing is for certain: Chris Brown will have an impact on the game's outcome.
11/25/07 - Providence Eliminated From Tournament. The Providence men's soccer team couldn't overcome a second half goal and fell to Old Dominion, 1-0, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Saturday at the Old Dominion Soccer Stadium.
11/24/07 - Central Connecticut Upsets Harvard. The Central Connecticut men's soccer team became the first men's program in the school's Division I history to win a NCAA Tournament game, upsetting No. 15 Harvard in a 3-2 thriller Saturday at the Crimson's own Ohiri Field.
11/24/07 - Vermont Takes Down Dartmouth. A goal by Connor Tobin with 26 seconds left in regulation and two sensational saves by Roger Scully (East Lyme, Conn.) in the penalty kick round gave Vermont a first-round tournament victory over Dartmouth after a 1-1 regulation tie Saturday.
11/24/07 - UMass Edges Terriers. Michael Jejna scored the eventual game-winner in the second half and the UMass defense – with a little help from the post – withstood some late charges from Boston University to give the Minutemen men's soccer team a 2-1 win in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Friday.
11/23/07 - Local Players Earn National Recognition. Boston College goalkeeper Chris Brown and forward Sherron Manswell and Vermont forward Jordan Crasilneck were named to the Soccer America men's soccer National Team of the Week.
11/21/07 - New England Schools Dominate Ivy League Awards. Three New England schools nearly swept All-Ivy First-Team honors, placing 11 of 12 players on the league's top squad, voted by the league's head coaches.
11/21/07 - NCAA Men's Soccer Tournament Preview. Ten New England colleges will be among the 64 teams vying for the 2007 College Cup in the NCAA men's soccer tournament set to begin this weekend in various sites across the country.
11/20/07 - Ten Local Schools in Big Dance. Ten New England colleges qualified for the 64-team NCAA Tournament bracket announced Monday.
11/18/07 - Vermont Wins America East Championship. The fifth straight win and seventh straight shutout for the Vermont men's soccer team continued its storybook run to the NCAA Tournament after Saturday's 1-0 victory over Binghamton in the America East Championship.
11/18/07 - UMass Wins Atlantic-10. The UMass men's soccer team earned its second-ever NCAA Tournament berth with a 2-0 shutout win over Charlotte in the Atlantic-10 Championship Sunday.
11/18/07 - UConn Wins 7th BIG EAST Title. Israel native Dori Arad scored two goals to lead the No. 2 UConn men's soccer team to the 2007 BIG EAST Championship title with a 2-0 win over Notre Dame Sunday.
11/18/07 - BC Wins ACC Championship. The Boston College men's soccer team rode junior midfielder Mike Konicoff's goal and assist to a 2-1 conference-clinching victory over Wake Forest in the Atlantic Coast Conference Championship Sunday.
11/17/07 - UConn Downs Boston College. After 110 minutes of scoreless soccer, the University of Connecticut women's soccer team went to the eighth penalty kick to down Boston College in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Friday.
11/15/07 - Eagles Claw Virginia. The No. 6 Boston College men's soccer team used a 64th-minute goal by fullback Jamie Melas to beat Virginia, 1-0, in the Atlantic Coast Conference quarterfinal Wednesday at the SAS Soccer Complex.
11/15/07 - Vermont Runs Past UNH to America East Title Game. The Vermont men's soccer team continued its improbable run to the America East Championship, beating New Hampshire, 2-0, Wednesday to advance to the conference title game in a season that started with three wins in 11 games.
11/14/07 - NCAA Women's Soccer Tournament Preview. The 64-team bracket is set for the NCAA Women's Soccer Tournament with three big-time New England schools set to compete at Boston College this weekend for a shot at the 2007 title.
11/14/07 - New-Haven-Joins-Northeast-10. The University of New Haven accepted an offer to join the Northeast-10 Conference as a full-time member beginning the 2008-09 academic year.
11/13/07 - Bedoya Kelly Honored by ACC. Boston College men's soccer midfielder Alejandro Bedoya and coach Ed Kelly, both key cogs in the Eagles run to the Atlantic Coast Conference regular season title, were named league's Offensive Player and Coach of the Year, respectively.
11/13/07 - Vermont Women's Coach Resigns. Vermont women's soccer coach Kerry Dziczkaniec resigned just over two weeks after her team completed its dismal 2007 campaign, finishing 3-14-1.
11/12/07 - Eagles Earn No.1 Seed. After winning the Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season championship, the Boston College men's soccer team will be the No. 1 seed in the 2007 ACC Tournament and will play the winner of Tuesday's game between Virginia and North Carolina State.
11/12/07 - BU Wins America East Championship. The Boston University women's soccer team won its second America East Championship in three years, edging New Hampshire, 2-1, on Saturday to earn a trip to the NCAA Tournament.
11/12/07 - URI UMass Ready for A-10 Tourney. Local men's soccer programs from UMass and the University of Rhode Island earned spots in next weekend's Atlantic-10 Men's Soccer Championship in Dayton, Ohio.
11/12/07 - Brandeis Wins First Ever ECAC Crown. Buoyed by two second-half goals from Boston native and tournament MVP Tzlil Castel, the Brandeis University women's soccer team claimed it's first-ever ECAC Division III New England tournament title with a 2-0 win over Keene State Sunday.
11/11/07 - UConn Steams Past South Florida. After over 80 minutes of scoreless soccer, UConn's Ryan Cordeiro scored twice in the last seven minutes to lead UConn men's soccer team to a 2-0 win over South Florida in the BIG EAST Quarterfinals Saturday night.
11/9/07 - BIG EAST Women's Awards. UConn senior Meghan Schnur was named the BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year and junior teammate Brittany Taylor was named the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year.
11/8/07 - BU Hall of Famer Named Head Scout of Chelsea. Boston University men's soccer Hall of Famer Mike Emenalo was named the head scout for the English Premier League's Chelsea Football Club.
11/8/07 - America East Men's Soccer Awards. Boston University's Neil Hlavaty was selected as the America East Midfielder of the Year while teammate Aaron O'Neal took home Rookie of the Year honors, as determined in a vote by the league's head coaches.
11/7/07 - Hawk Earns Player of the Week. Hartford men's soccer forward Andreas Blamo was named the America East Men's Soccer Player of the Week for his efforts in each of the Hawk's games last week.
11/7/07 - BIG EAST Tourney Kicks Off. The BIG EAST tournament gets underway this afternoon at Glay Field at Providence College. The fourth-seeded (Blue Division) Friars host fifth-place (Red Division) Cincinnati Wednesday at 1:00 p.m.
11/6/07 - Dartmouth Player Earns Top Rookie Honor. Dartmouth men's soccer defender Brayn Giudicelli was named Ivy League Rookie of the Week Monday.
11/4/07 - UConn Takes Regular Season Crown. The No. 1-ranked University of Connecticut men's soccer team downed Seton Hall, 1-0, in the team's season finale Saturday.
11/1/07 - Bryant Ends Franklin Pierce's Reign. For the first time since 1999, the Northeast-10 Conference Women's Soccer Tournament will have a different champion.
11/1/07 - BC Downs Maryland. Boston College women's soccer back Hannah Cerrone scored on goal and set up another to lead the No. 10 Eagles past ACC foe Maryland, 2-0, Thursday night.
11/1/07 - UNH, BU Dominate America East Awards. The University of New Hampshire and Boston University women's soccer teams took home five out of six America East individual yearly awards determined in a vote by the league's head coaches.
11/1/07 - Southern New Hampshire Coach Resigns. After a season in which his team finished a disappointing 5-8-5, Southern New Hampshire men's soccer coach Dave Anderson announced his resignation Thursday, effective Nov. 30.
11/1/07 - Bright Soccer Players Around New England. Local soccer players from the top colleges and universities in New England littered the ESPN The Magazine 2007 Academic All-District 1 Team, released Thursday by the College Spots Information Directors of America.
10/31/07 - Dartmouth Keeper Honored Again. Westport, Conn. native and Dartmouth men's soccer goalkeeper Sean Milligan was named Ivy League Player of the Week for the second time this season.
10/31/07 - Big East Honors Have Local Flavor. UConn's O'Brian White was named the BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week for the fifth time this season while Providence's Nick Cianci was picked as conference's Rookie of the Week.
10/31/07 - BU Nearly Sweeps Conference Weeklys. Boston University nearly swept all the America East soccer awards. Luckily, for UMBC's Morgan Warrington (Women's Rookie of the Week), BU left one for someone else.
10/31/07 - Bedoya Named National Player of the Week. Boston College men's soccer midfielder Alejandro Bedoya was not only named the ACC Co-Player of the Week, but also earned Soccer America National Player of the Week honors.
10/29/07 - Friars Tie Notre Dame. The Providence College men's soccer team extended its season-long unbeaten streak to five games after battling No. 7/11 Notre Dame to a 2-2 draw Sunday.
10/29/07 - Terriers Earn Share of Conference Title. A balanced scoring attack gave the Boston University women's soccer team a 2-0 win over Binghamton and a share of the America East regular season title.
10/29/07 - BC Women Upset No.3 Virginia. With less than three minutes left in the game, freshman Natalie Crutchfield buried a Gina DiMartino feed to give the Boston College women's soccer team a 1-0 upset over No. 3 Virginia Sunday afternoon.
10/26/07 - Late Goal Lifts UVM. It may have been Senior Day, but it was a sophomore who earned the glory for the Vermont women's soccer team Thursday.
10/25/07 - BC Ousts Dartmouth. A late goal with under five minutes left gave No. 12 Boston College a 1-0 win over non-conference foe Dartmouth Wednesday.
10/25/07 - Vermont Blasts Maine. Two second half goals propelled the Vermont men's soccer team to a 2-0 victory over America East rival Maine Wednesday afternoon at Alumni Field.
10/24/07 - MIT Outlasts UMass Boston. Chase Lochmiller scored two early goals before being ejected and Tom Caldwell and the MIT defense held on to preserve a 2-1 win over UMass-Boston in Division III men's soccer action Tuesday.
10/23/07 - Providence Duo Nets Honors. Two Providence College players and Massachusetts natives garnered Big East men's soccer honors this week.
10/23/07 - Locals Earn Ivy League Awards. Dartmouth junior forward Dani Rothenberg was named the Ivy League Men's Soccer Player of the Week and Harvard freshman Katherine Sheeleigh earned the Ivy League's Rookie of the Week award for the women's division.
10/23/07 - UNH's Kaplan Honored. Shaunna Kaplan of the University of New Hampshire women's soccer team earned America East Player of the Week.
10/17/07 - Franklin Pierce Wins Battle of Ranked DIIs. In a battled of ranked Division II schools, the No. 18 Franklin Pierce women's soccer team ran roughshod over 15th-ranked New Haven Tuesday, scoring twice each half to post a convincing 4-0 victory.
10/17/07 - Bentley Snaps Skid. Time was running out on the Bentley women's soccer team Tuesday. The Falcons hadn't won in six games and were less than two minutes away from running that streak to seven with a double overtime tie to a team with six wins.
10/17/07 - Providence Upsets No.9 BC. Alex Redding returned to his hometown Tuesday and scored the winning goal in the Providence men's soccer team's 1-0 upset over No. 9 Boston College.
10/16/07 - White Wins Offensive Award Again. O'Brian White, a junior forward on the top-ranked University of Connecticut men's soccer team, was named the BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week for the fourth time this season and second consecutive week.
10/16/07 - Terriers Sweep America East Honors. Boston University staked claim to this week's America East soccer honors.
10/15/07 - Northeastern Stays Hot at Home. Winless on the road, the Northeastern University men's soccer team could get used to playing at home.
10/15/07 - UVM Hosts Shoeless Tournament Fundraiser. More than 100 University of Vermont students braved possible busted toes and 40-degree weather to attend "Lose the Shoes," a shoeless fundraiser for Futbol para la Vida, an HIV and AIDS education initiative in the Dominican Republic.
10/15/07 - Wildcats Best Catamounts. Caitlin Serafine scored once and assisted on another and Caitlin Whalen added two helpers to lead the New Hampshire women's soccer team to a 2-1 victory over Vermont Sunday.
10/15/07 - The Coach's Corner - Dave Clarke Week 2. This week, see what Dave must do to prepare his team for a two-game week -- including a tilt with his alma mater -- and learn what goes into getting pregrame breakfast for a women's team.
10/14/07 - Brown Takes Down Harvard. The 14th-ranked Brown men's soccer team will look to move up a lot higher in Monday's polls.
10/12/07 - BC Women Dealt First Loss. A tough own goal sent the Boston College women's soccer team to its first loss of the season, a 1-0 defeat at the hands of ACC rival Miami Thursday night.
10/12/07 - Rams Just Golden. Amanda Thomas picked a good time to score her first goal of the season. The University of Rhode Island defender potted the game-winning goal in the 98 th minute to give the URI women's soccer team a 3-2 overtime win over UMass-Amherst Thursday.
10/11/07 - Brown Grounds Eagles. It took 93 minutes of soccer to decide a game between the nation's 14th- and 5th- best teams, but in the end it was Laurent Manual who gave No. 14 Brown a 1-0 overtime victory over 5 th-ranked Boston College Wednesday.
10/11/07 - BU Slays Black Bears. Freshman Aaron O'Neal scored twice to lead the Boston University men's soccer team to its first America East win of the season, a 2-0 triumph over Maine Wednesday night at Nickerson Field.
10/11/07 - No.1 Huskies Down PC. O'Brian White made sure the UConn men's soccer team lived up to the billing.
10/10/07 - America East Honor Roll. University of New Hampshire women's soccer forward Michelle Sheehan, was named America East Co-Player of the Week for her two-goal performance last week. Meanwhile, Michelle Orelli of Hartford, who scored the game-winning goal in her team's game against Binghamton, was named the Rookie of the Week.
10/10/07 - Franklin Freshmen Thriving. Franklin Pierce's Johan Torstensson earned Freshman of the Week accolades for men's soccer.
10/9/07 - BU and Dartmouth Tie. Kelsey Quick scored in the 56th minute to help the Dartmouth women's soccer team tie Boston University, 1-1, Monday.
10/9/07 - Harvard Has Top Rookie. Harvard women's soccer freshman forward Kerry Kartsonis was named the Ivy League Rookie of the Week.
10/9/07 - UConn Junior On Offensive. UConn men's soccer junior O'Brian White was named BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week after recording 10 points in two Husky home victories.
10/9/07 - Eagles Net Two Awards. Strong play in victories over Duke earned the Boston College soccer teams some recognition in the Atlantic Coast Conference's weekly awards.
10/8/07 - Bobcats Claw Central CT. Sara Lawlor and the Quinnipiac women's soccer team overcame an early 1-0 deficit to defeat Central Connecticut State University, 2-1, on the road Sunday afternoon.
10/8/07 - Northeastern Falls to William and Mary. The Northeastern men's soccer team's disappointing season continued Sunday. The Huskies dropped to 2-7 when after losing a tough one in overtime, 2-1, to William and Mary.
10/8/07 - Coaches Corner with Dave Clarke. My first blog entry and already I am a week or so late. Why did I agree to write it? What was I thinking?
10/7/07 - UMass Goalie Nets Shutout Record. Durham, New Hampshire's Zack Simmons broke the UMass career shut out record with his 17th career shutout Saturday in a 1-0 win over Hartford.
10/7/07 - Crimson Can Cornell. Senior co-captain Megan Merritt scored her second goal of the season to lead Harvard past Cornell, 1-0, Saturday in the Crimson's first Ivy League victory of the season.
10/6/07 - BC Tops Duke. In a battle of two ACC and national powers, two goals from Alejandro Bedoya helped pace the No. 6 Boston College men's soccer team past No. 4 Duke, 4-2, in front of 1,566 fans Friday.
10/6/07 - Lady Eagles Knot Blue Devils. The Boston College women's soccer team still hasn't lost.
10/5/07 - Terriers on the Prowl. Junior Marisha Schumacher-Hodge headed an active Boston University offense, notching a goal and two assists in the BU women's 4-0 win over Albany Thursday.
10/5/07 - Wildcats Earn Fourth Shutout. Marianne Rivard and Michelle Sheehan each scored and Ally Yost made five saves to lead the New Hampshire women's soccer team past the University of Maryland Baltimore County, 2-0, Thursday afternoon.
10/4/07 - UNH Ends Dartmouth Streak. Westborough's (Mass.) Chris Banks scored in the 53rd minute to lead the New Hampshire men's soccer team past Dartmouth, 1-0, Wednesday.
10/3/07 - St. Michael's Stuns UMass-Lowell. An 83rd-minute strike from Tim Warren broke a 0-0 deadlock to give St. Michael's a 1-0 upset victory over No. 4 UMass-Lowell in Division II action Tuesday.
10/3/07 - BU Deals Brown First Loss. The Boston University men's soccer team dealt Brown its first loss of the season, 1-0, in a non-conference tilt Tuesday.
10/2/07 - Twin Honors for Huskies. The UConn women's soccer team earned two Big East weekly honors after going 2-0-0 last week.
10/2/07 - Simmons Shares Performer-of-the-Week. UMass men's soccer goalkeeper Zach Simmons was named Atlantice 10 Co-Performer of the Week after recording his 16th career shutout Saturday in a 1-0 win over Boston University.
10/1/07 - URI Tames Black Bears. Poland native Lukasz Tumicz scored twice and added an assist to lead the University of Rhode Island men's soccer team to a 4-1 win over Maine Sunday.
10/1/07 - Lucky 7 For Quinnipiac. The Quinnipiac women's soccer team won its seventh straight game Sunday in a 2-0 win over Holy Cross.
10/1/07 - BU Wins America East Opener. Freshman Tiya Gallegos' first collegiate goal was enough to send the Boston University women's soccer team past Vermont, 1-0, in the America East opener Sunday.
9/30/07 - Reid Earns 300th Career Win. Ryan Cordeiro and the UConn men's soccer team made sure coach Ray Reid got his 300th victory Friday night. Cordeiro scored twice and Akeem Priestley added another to lead the No. 5 Huskies over St. John's, 3-0, in front of 5,116 fans eager to see history made by their heralded coach.
9/28/07 - MIT Stays Clean at Home. Andre Bishara ensured the MIT men’s soccer team would remain undefeated at home when his 73rd-minute free kick found the back of the net in Thursday’s 1-0 victory over Bates.
9/27/07 - Wheaton Escapes With Win. The Wheaton women’s soccer team looked to be headed toward its first loss of the season Wednesday, down 1-0 to Amherst with 10 minutes left.
9/27/07 - Keene State Upsets Williams. Alex Horne and the Keene State men’s soccer team dealt Williams College its first loss of the season, 1-0, yesterday.
9/27/07 - Babson Gets By Framingham-State. The Babson men’s soccer team scored twice in a five-minute span midway through the second half to down Framingham State, 2-1, in a non-conference game Wednesday.
9/26/07 - BC's Bedoya Shares ACC Award. Boston College midfielder Alejandro Bedoya’s busy week earned him a share of the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Week honors with Wake Forest's Cody Arnoux.
9/26/07 - Two Locals Earn AE Rookie Honors. Two local players shared America East women’s soccer Rookie of the Week honors.
9/26/07 - Terriers' Hlavaty Recognized. Boston University men’s soccer midfielder Neil Hlavaty was named America East Player of the Week for his efforts in two Terrier wins last week.
9/25/07 - A Big Green Comeback. Craig Henderson and Andrew Olsen each scored within 50 seconds of each other to give the Dartmouth men's soccer team a 2-1 comeback win over Saint Francis.
9/24/07 - Eagles Shock North Carolina. Down 1-0 late in Saturday’s ACC match against North Carolina, the Boston College men’s soccer team got a goal from Alejandro Bedoya with just over three minutes left in regulation.
9/24/07 - UConn Sneaks Past No.17 USF. Chukwudi Chijindu’s 71st minute goal gave the UConn men’s soccer team a come-from-behind 2-1 win over No. 17 South Florida.
9/17/07 - Twin Honors for Harvard. Two Crimson players, Andre Akpan and Lauren Mann, both won Ivy League Player of the Week honors.
9/17/07 - Castillo Honored. UConn's Oscar Castillo was named Big East Defensive Player of the Week, the third week in a row that a Huskie has been honored by the Big East.
9/3/07 - URI Edges PC. Goals from Steve Mellen and Lukasz Tumicz, and a shutout from goalkeeper Chris Pennock, earned Rhode Island a 2-0 win over cross-state rivals Providence College.
8/31/07 - UConn Men Defeat Canisius. The University of Connecticut men's soccer team got their season off to a winning start with a 3-2 victory over Canisius.
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