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some of the U17 national team of 2003 are playing in College


3. WHERE ARE THEY NOW? America's 2003 U-17 Players

Two years ago, in Finland, the U.S. U-17s also advanced to the second round and lost in quarterfinals of the U-17 World Championship as this year's squad did in Peru.

Below are updates on members of the USA's 2003 U-17 World Championship squad:

Eddie Gaven (N.J.)
Third-year MetroStars midfielder has played 24 MLS games this season, scored six goals and four assists. Has 69 career MLS games under belt. Played in 2005 U-20 World Cup.

Jonathan Spector (Ill.)
Playing for English Premier League club Charlton, where he's on loan from Manchester United, for which last season the defender played two league games, two domestic cup games and three European Champions League games. Played in 2005 U-20 World Cup.

Freddy Adu (Md.)
In second season with D.C. United. Has made 21 MLS appearances this season, three goals and five assists. Has played 54 MLS career games. Played in 2005 U-20 World Cup.

Daniel Szetela (N.J.)
Second-year Columbus Crew midfielder has one assist in 16 games this MLS season. Played 10 MLS games his rookie season. Played in 2005 U-20 World Cup.

Jamie Watson (Texas)
Real Salt Lake rookie (15 games, two goals) spent two seasons at University of North Carolina.

Guillermo Gonzalez (Calif.)
Third-year pro has four assists in nine games in MLS Reserve League games for the Los Angeles Galaxy. Hasn't seen first team action this season.

Quentin Westberg (France)
France-raised goalkeeper is backup goalkeeper at French First Division club Troyes. Played in 2005 U-20 World Cup.

Jacob Peterson (Mich.)
Junior forward at Indiana University scored Hoosiers' winning goals in NCAA College Cup final victories in 2004 and 2003.

Phil Marfuggi (N.J.)
Junior goalkeeper at Clemson University.

Kyle Helton (Ga.)
Junior defender at Duke University.

Brandon Owens (Calif.)
Junior defender at UCLA.

Corey Ashe (Va.)
Junior attacker at University of North Carolina.

Michael Harrington (N.C.)
Junior midfielder at University of North Carolina.

Chris Germani (Pa.)
Sophomore defender at University of North Carolina. Suffered serious knee injury last season and has yet to see action in 2005.

Brian Grazier (Ill.)
St. Louis University junior midfielder recovering from broken ankle.

John DiRaimondo (Mo.)
Junior midfielder at St. Louis University.

Steven Curfman (N.C.)
Junior midfielder at Wake Forest University.

Julian Valentin (Pa.)
Sophomore defender at Wake Forest University.

Stephen Sandbo (Ohio)
Sophomore goalkeeper at SMU.

Adrian Chevannes (Texas)
Defender spent 2003 at Clemson University and 2004 with SMU.

[Frank Cunha]

MIDWEEK ACTION
1. Top 25 scores & goalscorers

MEN’S TOP 25
Sept. 27
#2 North Carolina 1 (Campbell 99) #19 UNC Greensboro 0 (OT).
#7 Duke 3 (Wadsworth 15, Loftus 60, 67) Longwood 1 (Griessbach 65).
#11 Wake Forest 1 (Franks 51) Florida Atlantic 0.
#17 Maryland 1 (Garey 43) William & Mary 0.
(Jason Garey becomes Terps' all-time leader with 46 career goals.)
Sept. 28
Yale 1 (Leonard 53) #12 Fairleigh Dickinson 2 (Busevic 45, Gottesman pen. 92) (OT).
#13 Connecticut 3 (White 6, Chijindu 17, 83) Sacred Heart 0.
#14 Virginia 4 (Rosenbaum 26, Taranto 74, DiMaggio 81, Vide 89) Mt. St. Mary’s 0.
(It’s the first goal of the season for all four scorers.)
#15 Cincinnati 1 (Anaba 90) Xavier 0.
#16 N.C. State 2 (King 32, 49) Charlotte 1 (own goal 85).
Cal Poly 1 (Venegas 15) #21 UC Santa Barbara 3 (Avila 12, Becerra 67, 68).
(Third pair for Becerra in last four games.)

WOMEN’S TOP 25
Sept. 28
#4 UCLA 5 (Mora 13, Adams 26, Castelanelli 42, DiMartino 49, Kron 75) UC Santa Barbara 0.
(Kickoff delayed an hour because Gauchos’ bus stuck in traffic.)
San Jose State 1 (Scott 86) #6 Santa Clara 2 (Roberts 11, Snell 38).






UNSUNG HEROES
2. Bertoni’s patience pays off

Being stuck as backup goalie is one of the most difficult situations for a college soccer player. Each season on the bench until the starter graduates can mean a year of eligibility lost.
Ryan Bertoni, who won a New York state high school title as a senior at Oswego Free Academy, arrived at Binghamton University in 2003 to discover that the Bearcats had also signed 22-year-old Scotsman Stefan Gonet.
Gonet’s 0.38 goals-against average was the lowest in the country in 2003 but he left after the 2004 season to return to Scotland, where he signed for Second Division club Morton. Bertoni, meanwhile, didn’t play in 2003 and was used in the field for eight of his nine appearances in 2004.
With Gonet gone, Bertoni won the starting job in goal and has a 0.59 goals-against average in 10 starts. Binghamton is 7-2-1 and one of the favorites to win the America East title.
"He's been great,” Graham Munro, the two-time America East Defensive Player of the Year, told the Binghamton Press & Sun, “especially in some big games."





3. Bruch’s back!

Jessie Bruch could not have picked a better time to score her first two goals of the 2005 season.
Bruch, who led Nebraska with nine goals and 19 points as a freshman in 2003 and didn't play in 2004, broke out of a season-long slump to score two second-half goals on headers off corner kicks to lead the Huskers to a 2-1 victory at Colorado Friday night in their Big 12 opener.
Bruch sat the 2004 season after suffering an ACL tear and admits she was relieved to score again after starting out 2005 with no goals in eight games.
Bruch’s return is a big plus for the 6-3-0 Huskers, who have been hit hard by injuries.
Freshman Lindsay Poehling was injured in the Colorado game and may be out for the season. Freshman Ali Lokanc, sophomore Sari Raber and senior Aly Scace are all out for the season with injuries.
“It was a fantastic effort,” Nebraska coach John Walker said of the win over Colorado. “It was a very difficult game.”





TRIVIA
4. Most wins against North Carolina women

Which team has the most wins against the University of North Carolina women’s team?

a. Connecticut
b. Notre Dame
c. Santa Clara
d. Virginia

Answer

HIT PARADE
5. NCAA Division I Men’s Leading Scorers
PLAYER/TEAM … G … A … P
1. Tommy Krizanovic, Jacksonville 9 2 20
2. Willy Guadarrama, Campbell 9 1 19
3. Sherron Manswell, Boston College 8 2 18
3. Randi Patterson, UNC Greensboro 8 2 18
3. Aaron King, N.C. State 8 2 18
6. Geir Nyheim, Akron 7 3 17
6. Ross McKenzie, Akron 7 3 17
6. Lee Catchpole, Buffalo 7 3 17
6. Andrae Clarke, Buffalo 4 9 17

NCAA D1, D2 & D3 men's stats

6. NCAA Division I Women’s Leading Scorers
PLAYER/TEAM … G … A … P
1. Christine Sinclair, Portland 18 4 40
2. Kerri Hanks, Notre Dame 16 5 37
3. Tiffany Weimer, Penn State 15 2 32
3. Libby Probst, Alabama 13 6 32
5. Katie Thorlakson, Notre Dame 9 13 31
6. Heather O'Reilly, North Carolina 10 7 27
7. Brittany Bisnott, Niagara 11 3 25
7. Sel Kuralay, Florida State 10 5 25
9. Rebecca Rodriguez, Middle Tenn. 9 6 24
(Statistics are for games through Sept. 25.)

NCAA D1, D2 & D3 women's stats

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FSC's college game of the week is on . Indiana vs Pennsylvania.

[Frank Cunha]

here is the scorer's of the past week top colleges


HIT PARADE
1. Men’s Top 25 Scores & Goalscorers
Sept. 30
#9 UCLA 2 (Wynne 40, Harvey 90) #3 California 0.
#4 Akron 3 (Ubiparipovic 13, DiFranco 74, McKenzie 86) #22 Ohio State 0.
(Unbeaten and untied Zips draw 2,319 at Jackson Field.)
#5 Indiana 1 (own goal 13) Penn State 2 (Yeisley 16, 96) (OT).
Boston College 0 #7 Duke 3 (Wadsworth 12, Grella 21, Kramer 87).
UNC Wilmington 0 #10 Old Dominion 1 (Elcock 40).
#17 Maryland 3 (Garey 7, 41, King 28) #11 Wake Forest 1 (Valentin 13).
Clemson 0 #16 N.C. State 2 (Quelley 27, King 35).
Portland 1 (Elliott 51) #24 San Diego 2 (Pohl 48, Guy 66).
Oct. 1
#14 Virginia 2 (Cristman 51, Reyering 74) #2 North Carolina 0.
(UNC hasn’t won in Charlottesville since 1977.)
#6 St. John’s 4 (Abel 25, Schmid 51, Beltran 52, Groenwald 56) Louisville 0.
(Goalie Jason Landers has four straight shutouts.)
#13 Connecticut 6 (Ford 12, 63, White 15, 18, Chijindu 42, Cenatiempo 83) Marquette 0.
Rutgers 1 (Labrocca 52) #15 Cincinnati 1 (Anaba 54).
#18 Creighton 0 UMKC 0 (OT).
#19 UNC Greensboro 5 (Elisabetarson 35, Fitzgerald 50, 76, Campbell 52, Patterson 87) Georgia Southern 3 (O’Brien 64, Smith 73, DeVault 77).
(Scott Jones picks up three assists for UNCG.)
Air Force 2 (Muri 58, Nigro 78) #20 Missouri State 3 (Anderson 21, Hopson 67, May 97) (OT).
#25 South Florida 4 (Seabrook 6, 24, Schoendorf 66, 80) Villanova 2 (Stassfurth 30, Rowan 31).
Oct. 2
San Diego State 1 (Sanchez 90) #3 California 0.
#5 Indiana 5 (Ambersley 22, 66, Noschang 27, 69, Robson 90) IUPUI 0.
#8 Santa Clara 3 (Ustruck 24, Igwe 47, Ballouchy pen. 95) St. Mary’s 2 (Blanchard 22, Fitzgerald 77).
#9 UCLA 2 (Harvey 34, Hill 59) Stanford 0.
Georgia State 0 #10 Old Dominion 6 (Mackenzie 5, Kulp 16, 44, Elcock 29, Cvilikas 32, 77).
Fairfield 2 (Androutsos 52, Bailey 66) #12 Fairleigh Dickinson 0.
Wisconsin 1 (Goodman 40) #22 Ohio State 2 (Nugent 58, Rohrer 95).
Oregon State 1 (Findlay 41) #23 Washington 0.
(Robbie Findlay had missed five previous games with ankle injury.)
Gonzaga vs. #24 San Diego
(Postponed because of unplayable field.)





2. Women’s Top 25 Scores & Goalscorers

Sept. 30
#1 North Carolina 5 (Averbuch 2, Chalupny 42, Brooks 77, White 83, Tarpley 87) Clemson 1 (Foster 14).
Washington 0 #2 Portland 5 (Sinclair 42, Scifo 45, Budge 49, Huie 52, Rapinoe 54).
Northwestern 1 (Lowey 15) Penn State 1 (Weimer 14, 21).
#18 Marquette 4 (Connelly 26, Loughrin 38, 44, Thompson 66) #5 Notre Dame 1 (Buczkowski 21).
#19 Stanford 1 (Buehler 24) #6 Santa Clara 0.
(Goal is Rachel Buehler’s first of her career.)
#9 Boston College 1 (Johnson 51) #8 Duke 0.
Tennessee 2 (Redberg 67, Gorman 81) #11 Florida 1 (DeLorenze 83).
#12 Connecticut 3 (Tegeler 7, 59, Taylor 16) Cincinnati 0.
#13 Pepperdine 1 (Hire 28) Utah 0.
#14 Texas A&M 2 (Garey 10, Pfister 74) Boise State 0.
Maryland 1 (Arias 66) #17 Wake Forest 0.
(Nataly Arias scores from 35 yards out.)
Indiana 2 (Zmijewski 28, Radcliffe 68) #20 Michigan 1 (Artsis 33).
Ohio State 1 (Collison 63) #22 Illinois 2 (Strickland 77, Cooke 109) (OT).
Colorado 1 (Griffin 82) #24 Oklahoma State 0.
#25 Oklahoma 2 (MacIver 16, Kucera 63) Texas Tech 0.
Oct. 1
#21 Arizona 1 (Miller 77) #15 BYU 2 (Aquino 34, Tillotson 77).
Oct. 2
Maryland 0 #1 North Carolina 4 (own goal 14, Chalupny 49, O’Reilly 70, Moraca 79).
#2 Portland 2 (Hollenbeck 22, Sinclair 98) Oregon State 1 (Taylor 53) (OT).
(Christine Sinclair keeps streak of 11 straight games with goal alive.)
Wisconsin 1 (Weber 80) #3 Penn State 2 (Weimer 33, Gray 93) (OT).
(Tiffany Weimer has scored in 12 games in a row.)
#4 UCLA 2 (Adams 64, 67) #13 Pepperdine 1 (Redlin 17).
South Florida 0 #5 Notre Dame 4 (Thorlakson 29, 39, Manning 53, Pinnick 86).
(Nikki Westfall picks up shutout in first start.)
#6 Santa Clara 2 (Estrada 30, 86) Oakland 0.
#7 Virginia 1 (Curtis 55) Miami (Fla.) 0.
N.C. State 0 #8 Duke 1 (Seibert 4).
#9 Boston College 1 (Johnson 82) #17 Wake Forest 2 (Smerdzinkski 56, Jaco 89).
Virginia Tech 0 #10 Florida State 3 (Odebrech 51, 58, 67).
Georgia 0 #11 Florida 2 (Hudson pen. 21, Booth 31).
#12 Connecticut 2 (Lefebvre 57, Cross 61) Louisville 1 (Smyth 28).
Texas 2 (Moore pen. 47, Kennedy 51) #14 Texas A&M 1 (Garey 68).
#18 Marquette 1 (Kelly 16) DePaul 0.
#19 Stanford 2 (Buehler 8, George 80) Colorado College 0.
Purdue 1 (Okoroafo 60) #20 Michigan 0.
UC Riverside 1 (own goal 37) #23 Cal State Fullerton 0.
#24 Oklahoma State 5 (Odenyo pen. 11, Rosholt 38, 48, Byler 62, Brady 70) Texas Tech 0.
#25 Oklahoma 2 (Enos 46, Scott 97) Colorado 1 (F.Munnelly

[Frank Cunha]

some surprises like Indiana losing 1-2 against Penn State

and Fairfield deafeat over FDU

[Frank Cunha]

MEN'S WEEKEND WRAPUP
1. Unbeaten Carolina falls at Virginia

HEELS’ DROUGHT. No. 2 North Carolina fell to Virginia, 2-0, Saturday night before 3,104 fans to extend its losing streak in Charlottesville to 14 games. Adam Cristman and German freshman Yannick Reyering both scored for the Cavs, giving them 13 goals between them in nine games.
BEARS FALL TWICE. No. 3 California dropped its first two games of the season, both Pac-10 contests. After falling to UCLA, 2-0, on goals by former U.S. U-20 star Marvell Wynne and former U-17 defender Jordan Harvey, the Bears lost to San Diego State, 1-0, on Dennis Sanchez’s goal with two seconds remaining in regulation.
ZIPPING ALONG. No. 4 Akron improved to 9-0-0 with a 3-0 victory over No. 22 Ohio State Friday night before 2,319 fans at Jackson Field. Akron and idle No. 1 New Mexico (8-0-0) are the only unbeaten and untied teams in NCAA Division I men’s soccer. Also unbeaten are San Diego State (7-0-2), No. 20 Missouri State (7-0-2), No. 24 San Diego (5-0-2) and unranked Providence (4-0-5). Besides UNC and Cal, No. 5 Indiana and No. 12 Fairleigh Dickinson also lost this weekend for the first time this season.




WOMEN’S WEEKEND WRAPUP
2. Marquette pulls huge upset

ON TARGET. No. 18 Marquette pulled one of the biggest upsets of the women’s season when it beat No. 5 Notre Dame, 4-1, Friday night in front of a record-setting crowd of 2,034 at Valley Fields. Notre Dame had a 24-5 edge in shots in the Big East clash, but the Golden Eagles were perfect with four goals on four shots on goal. The Irish were playing goalie Erika Bohn and defensive midfielder Jill Krivacek, both out with injuries.
BAY AREA UPSET. Former U.S. U-19 star Rachel Buehler picked the perfect time to score her first collegiate goal. The sophomore scored to give No. 19 Stanford a 1-0 victory over neighboring Santa Clara, beating the No. 6 Broncos for only the seventh time in the 28-game series. Buehler came back two days later to score in the Cardinal’s 2-0 victory over Colorado College and take the Stanford Nike Invitational.
BRANDI CHASE. Scoring machines Tiffany Weimer and Christine Sinclair kept up their chase for Brandi Chastain’s NCAA Division I women’s record of 15 straight games with at least one goal. Weimer scored both goals for No. 3 Penn State in the 2-1 win over Northwestern and also scored in the 2-1 overtime win at Wisconsin to extend her streak to 12 games. Sinclair tallied the first goal for No. 2 Portland in the 5-0 victory at 0-8-3 Washington and scored the golden goal that gave the Pilots a 2-1 victory over Oregon State. The Canadian has scored in all 11 games this season.





CROWD COUNT
3. Welcome home, Heels!

Playing at home for the first time in 26 days Friday night, No. 1 North Carolina women beat Clemson, 5-1, before the largest Fetzer Field crowd in nearly three
Years. A crowd of 4,182 filled up the Carolina soccer stadium on Family Weekend,





UPSET CENTRAL
4. This weekend’s major surprises

MEN’S TOP 25
Sept. 30
#9 UCLA 2 (Wynne 40, Harvey 90) #3 California 0.
#5 Indiana 1 (own goal 13) Penn State 2 (Yeisley 16, 96) (OT).
#17 Maryland 3 (Garey 7, 41, King 28) #11 Wake Forest 1 (Valentin 13).
Oct. 1
#14 Virginia 2 (Cristman 51, Reyering 74) #2 North Carolina 0.
Oct. 2
San Diego State 1 (Sanchez 90) #3 California 0.
Fairfield 2 (Androutsos 52, Bailey 66) #12 Fairleigh Dickinson 0.
Oregon State 1 (Findlay 41) #23 Washington 0.

WOMEN’S TOP 25
Sept. 30
#18 Marquette 4 (Connelly 26, Loughrin 38, 44, Thompson 66) #5 Notre Dame 1 (Buczkowski 21).
#19 Stanford 1 (Buehler 24) #6 Santa Clara 0.
Tennessee 2 (Redberg 67, Gorman 81) #11 Florida 1 (DeLorenze 83).
Maryland 1 (Arias 66) #17 Wake Forest 0.
Indiana 2 (Zmijewski 28, Radcliffe 68) #20 Michigan 1 (Artsis 33).
Colorado 1 (Griffin 82) #24 Oklahoma State 0.
Oct. 2
#9 Boston College 1 (Johnson 82) #17 Wake Forest 2 (Smerdzinkski 56, Jaco 89).
Texas 2 (Moore pen. 47, Kennedy 51) #14 Texas A&M 1 (Garey 68).
Purdue 1 (Okoroafo 60) #20 Michigan 0.
UC Riverside 1 (own goal 37) #23 Cal State Fullerton 0.

FOR THE RECORD
5. Top 25 scores & goalscorers

SOCCER AMERICA Men’s Top 25 scores

SOCCER AMERICA Women’s Top 25 scores

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Monday, Oct. 3

FSN COLLEGE SPORTS CENTRAL
College Women COLORADO-OKLAHOMA STATE (tape of game played Sept. 30), 8 pm CT/7 pm MT.

FSN ROCKY MOUNTAIN
College Women COLORADO-OKLAHOMA STATE (tape of game played Sept. 30), 7 pm MT.

FSN UTAH
College Women COLORADO-OKLAHOMA STATE (tape of game played Sept. 30), 7 pm MT.

Tuesday, Oct. 4

COMCAST/CHARTER SPORTS SOUTHEAST
College Women TENNESSEE-SOUTH CAROLINA (taped of game played Oct. 2), 7 pm ET.

Wednesday, Oct. 5

FOX SOCCER CHANNEL
College Women TENNESSEE-FLORIDA (tape of game played Sept. 30), 11 pm ET.

Friday, Oct. 7

FOX SOCCER CHANNEL
College Men DUKE-MARYLAND (live), 8 pm.

Saturday, Oct. 8

COMCAST SPORTSNET WEST
College Men STANFORD-CALIFORNIA (live), 7 pm PT.

Monday, Oct. 10

CSTV
College Men UC SANTA BARBARA-CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE (tape of game played Oct. 8), 10 pm ET.

Copyright 2005 Soccer America Communications LLC

[Frank Cunha]

TUESDAY ACTION
1. Top 25 scores & goalscorers

MEN’S TOP 25
#10 North Carolina 2 (Campbell 18, McCarty 108) Elon 1 (Willis 57) (OT).
#16 Wake Forest 2 (Ballard 15, Moose 28) Davidson 1 (Hoak 72).
Appalachian State 0 #24 UNC Greensboro 32 (Patterson 12, Richardson 71).
Florida Atlantic vs. #22 South Florida.
(For second straight year, match is postponed because of inclement weather.)





AWARDS
2. Men’s Player of the Week
Jordan Harvey (UCLA), Sr.
Scores two goals and contributes to two shutouts in 2-0 victories over then-No. 3 California and Stanford.

Men’s Team of the Week
GOALKEEPERS
Frank Peabody (Butler), Sr.
DEFENDERS
Jordan Harvey (UCLA), Sr.
Daniel Leach (Oregon State), Fr.
MIDFIELDERS
Keum Sung Kim (Loyola, Ill.), Soph.
Daniel Paladini (Cal State Northridge), Sr.
Dennis Sanchez (San Diego State), Fr.
FORWARDS
Andrae Clarke (Buffalo), Jr.
Adam Cristman (Virginia), Jr.
Sebastian Haensel (Towson), Jr.
Duke Hashimoto (SMU), Sr.
Jason Yeisley (Penn State), Fr.

For more on the Soccer America Team of the Week





3. Women’s Player of the Week
Laura Boyer (Marquette), Soph.
Makes 13 saves in 4-1 upset victory over then-No. 5 Notre Dame, and follows that up with shutout against DePaul (1-0).

Women’s Team of the Week
GOALKEEPERS
Laura Boyer (Marquette), Soph.
DEFENDERS
Jayme Leigh Cargnoni (Wake Forest), Jr.
Emily Sedgwick (Duquesne), Soph.
MIDFIELDERS
Rachel Buehler (Stanford), Soph.
Lori Chalupny (North Carolina), Sr.
Sarah Dennis (Vanderbilt), Sr.
Caitlin Kennedy (Texas), Soph.
Kristy Krohn (Cal State Northridge), Soph.
FORWARDS
Jessica Okoroafo (Purdue), Fr.
Kylee Rossi (Tennessee), Fr.
Jess Rostedt (Virginia), Fr.

For more on the Soccer America Team of the Week





SMALL COLLEGE WRAP-UP
4. Lynn men dominate in D2

NCAA MEN’S D2. No. 1 Lynn (8-0-0) remains only unbeaten and untied team in Top 25 thanks to wins over Florida rivals Rollins and Eckerd. Southern Connecticut moves up nine spots to No. 6
NCAA MEN’S D3. Salisbury falls from No. 2 to No. 9 after 0-0 tie at Greensboro. No. 1 Messiah, No. 2 Trinity (Texas), No. 4 Ohio Wesleyan, No. 5 Rochester, No. 6 Emory, No. 7 Middlebury, No. 11 Eastern and No. 13 SUNY Brockport remain unbeaten and untied.
NAIA MEN. Perennial power Lindsey Wilson goes to 9-0-0 with 5-0 wins over Georgetown (Ky.) and Martin Methodist.
NCAA WOMEN’S D2. No. 1 Metro State moves to 11-0-0 with 1-0 win against No. 10 Regis and 6-1 and 10-0 road wins over Colorado State-Pueblo and Colorado Christian, respectively. No. 2 Seattle Pacific (11-0-0) is only other Top 25 team with perfect record.
NCAA WOMEN’S D3. Messiah remains No. 1 in both men’s and women’s polls. Macalester drops a spot to No. 5 after 1-1 tie at Augsburg.
NAIA WOMEN. Martin Methodist and Graceland are only unbeaten and untied teams in NAIA women’s ranks.





HIT PARADE
5. NSCAA/adidas Rankings

NSCAA/adidas Senior College Rankings (D1, D2, D3 & NAIA)

NSCAA/adidas Junior College Rankings (D1 & D3)

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Wednesday, Oct. 5

FOX SOCCER CHANNEL
College Women TENNESSEE-FLORIDA (tape of game played Sept. 30), 11 pm ET.

Thursday, Oct. 6

COMCAST SPORTSNET CHICAGO
College Women NOTRE DAME-MICHIGAN (tape of game played Sept. 18), 8 pm CT/EST, 9 pm EDT.

Friday, Oct. 7

FOX SOCCER CHANNEL
College Men DUKE-MARYLAND (live), 8 pm.

Saturday, Oct. 8

COMCAST SPORTSNET WEST
College Men STANFORD-CALIFORNIA (live), 7 pm PT.

Sunday, Oct. 9

CN8
College Men DREXEL–OLD DOMINION (Live), noon ET.

Monday, Oct. 10

CSTV
College Men UC SANTA BARBARA-CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE (tape of game played Oct. 8), 10 pm

[Frank Cunha]

Paul Gardner Article on ESPN.NEWS

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http://soccernet.espn.go.com/column...root=us&cc=5901
He also argues that maybe US soccer would be better served if MLS takes over youth development on a team-by-team basis. That's a good idea but it would be expensive. It would better use of the reserve MLS games than the current use of 22 and 23 year old college trained players who still are not ready for the pros. Anywhere else in the world, someone is a seasoned professional at that age.

[Frank Cunha]

Profissionais no Major League soccer

Metrostars - Carlos Mendes
Real Salt Lake - Adolfo Gregorio - que participou no campeonato do Mundo the menos the 17 em 99, pelos estados unidos
Claudio Reyna - Manchester City - mae portuguesa

Outros com futuro, Videira no Duke University, Boa na Universidade de Conn.


the new update list of portuguese americans
Oct 8
www.portuguesesoccer.com

UPDATED 10/8/05, 12:05am

*-Finished playing in college/university during the last few years.

USA
Albertus Magnus (CT) - Daniel M. Dias, J.J. Torres
American International (MA)- Fred Balbino (Head Coach)
Connecticut (CT) - Joe Boa, Rui Fernandes*
Cornell (NY) - Kevin Vieira
Corning CC (NY) - Michael Agostinho (Assistant Coach)
Dean College (MA) - Jason Simao*
Duke (NC) - Michael Videira
East Stroudsburg (PA) - Adrian Neves
Fairfield (CT) - Joseph Dos Santos
Hartford (CT) - Michael Pereira, Daniel Gaspar (Head Coach)
Holy Family (PA) - Antonio Ruano*
Lafayette (PA) - Paulo Coelho*
Lesley (MA) - Paul Vasconcelos (Head Coach)
Mary Washington (MD) - Steven Ramos*
Molloy (NY) - Paul Joseph Santos
Monmouth (NJ) - Dan Pires
Moravian (PA) - Peter Cunha
New Hampshire (NH) - Matthew Decastro
New Jersey City (NJ) - Bruce Neves
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJ) - Pedro Lopes (Head Coach)
North Carolina Ashville (NC) - Michael Pereira
North Carolina Chapel Hill (NC) - Jeffery Negahla (Assistant/GK Coach)
Old Dominion (VA) - Carlos Mendes*
Quinnipiac (CT) - Samuel Lopes*, Eric Da Costa (Head Coach), Manuel Oliveira (Assistant Coach)
Radford (VA) - Fernando Ramos
Rhode Island College (RI) - Kyle Teixeira
Roger Williams (RI) - David Atilho*
Sacred Heart (CT) - Joe Barroso (Head Coach)
San Francisco State (CA) - Kevin Soares
Seton Hall (NJ) - Glen Costa, Mario Correia*, Johnny David*
Stonehill (MA) - Joseph Sousa
St. Peter's (NJ) - Mathew Cunha, Michael Medeiros, Jose Raposo
SUNY Oswego (NY) - Michael Agostinho*
UCLA (CA) - Adolfo Gregorio*
Western Connecticut State (CT) - Dan Tomas, Mike Serra, Bill Goncalves, Brian Moura, Steve Carneiro
Yale (CT) - Jon Carlos


FEMALE, USA
Boston University (MA) - Paula Moniz
Luther College (IA) - Doug Mello (Head Coach)
Marymount University (MD) - Christina Pereira*
Montevallo (AL) - Nikki Mendonca
New Jersey City (NJ) - Carine Carvalheiro
Regis (MA)- Mark Clemente (Head Coach)
San Diego (CA) - Amy Epsten
San Francisco State (CA) - Luisa Meza
South Carolina Aiken (SC) - Natasha DaCosta
Southern Connecticut State (CT) - Samuel Lopes (Assistant Coach)
UMass Darmouth (MA) - Andrea Mota
Wesley College (DE) - Michelle Lynn Pereira*
Western Connecticut State (CT) - Jessica Gomes, Joe Mingachos (Head Coach)
Wheaton (MA) - Luis Reis (Head Coach)


OTHER NOTABLE 'GUESE, USA
Semi-Pro: Sport Club Portuguese (Newark, NJ) - Joao Acabou (26, GK, LISA League Champion & Cup Winner)

HIGH SCHOOL:
(1) Cumberland H.S. (Rhode Island) - Joshua Sousa (Two-Time All Rhode Island...Senior this fall...St. John's & Connecticut are reportedly after him.)

(2)Middlesex Academy (New Jersey) - Mykel Dean Pereira (Sophomore)...Plays club soccer for PDA - ranked #15 boys youth club in the nation by Soccer America...His team PDA Cruyff won Region 1 Premier League and were semifinalists at Region 1 Championships.

(3)St. Joseph H.S. (Trumbull, Connecticut) - David Atilho (Assistant Varsity Coach).

(4) Bishop Fenwick H.S. (Peabody, Massachusetts) - Jose C. Isidro (Head Women's Coach, Team is currently Ranked Top 5 in Eastern Massachusetts by the Boston Globe Newspaper).

Amateur Clubs: Jason G. Silva (Massachusetts), Captain of Hellenic SC...Ruben Resendes (Rhode Island), Head Coach Estacio DeCastro (Rhode Island), Bayside United.

CANADA
University of British Columbia - Steve Frazao*
University of Okanagan- Tyler Ferreira
University of Victoria - Chris Craveiro, Nico Craveiro*, Shaun Craveiro*
University of Western Ontario - Jason Carrelas*


OTHER CANADIANS

K-W Srbija - Dino Oliveira


Portage Trail (Winnipeg) - Bruno Goncalves, Tristan Melo

Northern Lights (North West) - Winnipeg - Andrew Costa

Loyola C.S.S (Mississauga Ontario) - Aaron Mathias Vieira

Joe Resendes (Port Moody BC) - Canadian Cerebral Palsy Soccer Team

ENGLAND
Cultural FC (London) - Mathew Teixeira


AUSTRALIA
Lilli Pilli FC (Sydney) - Nathan Elias

OTHER
None so far

Frank cunha

[Frank Cunha]

CSTV ch 152 on the dish network with a live game of College Soccer from California, 10 pm to midnight

anybody know anything about CSTV?

[Frank Cunha]

SNEAK PEAK
4. Weekend Top 25 matchups

MEN’S TOP 25
Oct. 14
#8 Maryland vs. #13 North Carolina
#23 Cal State Northridge vs. #12 UCLA
#14 California vs. #17 Oregon State
Oct. 16
#10 UCLA vs. #19 San Diego State

WOMEN’S TOP 25
Oct. 14
#6 Notre Dame vs. #10 Connecticut
Oct. 15
#15 Stanford vs. #16 California
Oct. 16
#18 Pepperdine vs. #1 Portland

WEEKEND ACTION
5. Top 25 Schedules

Soccer America Men’s Top 25

Soccer America Women’s Top 25

[Frank Cunha]

Friday, Oct. 14

FOX SOCCER CHANNEL
College Men MARYLAND-NORTH CAROLINA (live), 8 pm ET.
SUN SPORTS
College Women MISSISSIPPI-FLORIDA (live), 8 pm ET.
FOX COLLEGE SPORTS ATLANT