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RECRUITS
2. NCAA Division I & II Men’s Recruits
NCAA Division I Men’s Recruits (with youth club affiliations):
http://www.socceramerica.com/article...t_ID=562137068
NCAA Division II Men’s Recruits (with youth club affiliations):
http://www.socceramerica.com/article...t_ID=562137069
MEN’S COACHING MOVES
3. Ouimet lands Duquesne men’s job
George Washington associate head coach Jake Ouimet has been named men’s head coach at Duquesne.
Ouimet, 33, replaces Wade Jean, who guided the Dukes over the past eight seasons. Ouimet comes to Duquesne after seven seasons on the GW staff.
4. Smith replaces Jeffries at Incarnate Word
Englishman John Smith has been named the men’s coach at Division II Incarnate Word, replacing former Dallas Burn coach Mike Jeffries, who took the job of men’s associate coach at Duke.
Smith, who was drafted by MLS’s Columbus Crew out of Rollins in 1997, has been working as the assistant coach for both men’s and women’s soccer at California State-Bakersfield.
WOMEN’S COACHING MOVES
5. Naraine promoted at Coastal Carolina
Coastal Carolina has named Rohan Naraine as its new head women's coach. He has served as the interim head coach since Karrie Miller's contract was not renewed in January.
Naraine served as an assistant coach during the 2002 and 2005 seasons. He spent the 2003 and 2004 seasons as the head women’s coach at Southern University.
NCAA Division I Men’s & Women’s Coaching Moves:
http://www.socceramerica.com/article...t_ID=562137067
MAKING A LIST
6. MLS Opening Weekend Collegians
Fifteen collegians drafted by MLS clubs in January made their professional debuts April 1-2 on the opening weekend of the 2006 season. Twelve were taken in the SuperDraft, and three went in the Supplemental Draft.
STARTERS:
PLAYER, TEAM POS. (COLLEGE, PICK)
u-Marvell Wynne, New York D (UCLA, No. 1)
u-Mehdi Ballouchy, Real Salt Lake M (Santa Clara, No. 2)
u-Sacha Kljestan, Chivas USA M (Seton Hall, No. 5)
u-Kei Kamara, Columbus F (Cal State Dom. Hills, No. 9)
u-Nathan Sturgis, Los Angeles D (Clemson, No. 12)
Brandon Moss, Columbus M (New Mexico, No. 27)
Matt Groenwald, Kansas City M (St. John’s, No. 28)
Jonathan Bornstein, Chivas USA M (UCLA, No. 37)
*Lawson Vaughn, Chivas USA D (Tulsa, No. 73)
SUBSTITUTES:
PLAYER, TEAM POS. (COLLEGE, PICK)
Jason Garey, Columbus F (Maryland, No. 3)
Calen Carr, Chicago F (California, No. 10)
Ryan Johnson, Real Salt Lake F (Oregon State, No. 26)
Kyle Brown, New England M (Tulsa, No. 35)
*Drew Helm, Chivas USA F (Florida Atlantic, No. 49)
*Floyd Franks, Chicago M (Charlotte, No. 58)
u-underclassmen.
*Taken in Supplemental Draft.
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06-04-2006, 08:06 PM
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RECRUITS
2. NCAA Division I & II Men’s Recruits
NCAA Division I Men’s Recruits (with youth club affiliations):
http://www.socceramerica.com/article...t_ID=562137068
NCAA Division II Men’s Recruits (with youth club affiliations):
http://www.socceramerica.com/article...t_ID=562137069
MEN’S COACHING MOVES
3. Ouimet lands Duquesne men’s job
George Washington associate head coach Jake Ouimet has been named men’s head coach at Duquesne.
Ouimet, 33, replaces Wade Jean, who guided the Dukes over the past eight seasons. Ouimet comes to Duquesne after seven seasons on the GW staff.
4. Smith replaces Jeffries at Incarnate Word
Englishman John Smith has been named the men’s coach at Division II Incarnate Word, replacing former Dallas Burn coach Mike Jeffries, who took the job of men’s associate coach at Duke.
Smith, who was drafted by MLS’s Columbus Crew out of Rollins in 1997, has been working as the assistant coach for both men’s and women’s soccer at California State-Bakersfield.
WOMEN’S COACHING MOVES
5. Naraine promoted at Coastal Carolina
Coastal Carolina has named Rohan Naraine as its new head women's coach. He has served as the interim head coach since Karrie Miller's contract was not renewed in January.
Naraine served as an assistant coach during the 2002 and 2005 seasons. He spent the 2003 and 2004 seasons as the head women’s coach at Southern University.
NCAA Division I Men’s & Women’s Coaching Moves:
http://www.socceramerica.com/article...t_ID=562137067
MAKING A LIST
6. MLS Opening Weekend Collegians
Fifteen collegians drafted by MLS clubs in January made their professional debuts April 1-2 on the opening weekend of the 2006 season. Twelve were taken in the SuperDraft, and three went in the Supplemental Draft.
STARTERS:
PLAYER, TEAM POS. (COLLEGE, PICK)
u-Marvell Wynne, New York D (UCLA, No. 1)
u-Mehdi Ballouchy, Real Salt Lake M (Santa Clara, No. 2)
u-Sacha Kljestan, Chivas USA M (Seton Hall, No. 5)
u-Kei Kamara, Columbus F (Cal State Dom. Hills, No. 9)
u-Nathan Sturgis, Los Angeles D (Clemson, No. 12)
Brandon Moss, Columbus M (New Mexico, No. 27)
Matt Groenwald, Kansas City M (St. John’s, No. 28)
Jonathan Bornstein, Chivas USA M (UCLA, No. 37)
*Lawson Vaughn, Chivas USA D (Tulsa, No. 73)
SUBSTITUTES:
PLAYER, TEAM POS. (COLLEGE, PICK)
Jason Garey, Columbus F (Maryland, No. 3)
Calen Carr, Chicago F (California, No. 10)
Ryan Johnson, Real Salt Lake F (Oregon State, No. 26)
Kyle Brown, New England M (Tulsa, No. 35)
*Drew Helm, Chivas USA F (Florida Atlantic, No. 49)
*Floyd Franks, Chicago M (Charlotte, No. 58)
u-underclassmen.
*Taken in Supplemental Draft.
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13-04-2006, 11:14 PM
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18-04-2006, 01:31 AM
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4. DALLAS CUP: Texans make history
The Dallas Texans made history when they became the first American team to win the Super Group at the Dallas Cup.
The Texans, U.S. Youth Soccer national champions as U-17s last summer, beat Santos of Mexico, 4-2, to capture the Dr. Pepper Dallas Cup’s elite division. The Texans won all five games in a competition that included youth teams from Manchester United and Real Madrid.
Real Madrid is among the famous clubs, along with Corinthians and Sao Paulo of Brazil, West Ham United and Nottingham Forest of England and Tahuichi of Bolivia, to have previously won the Super Group.
The Texans got two goals from SMU signee Dane Saintus and goals from Virginia-bound Jonathan Villanueva and Harvard recruit Andre Akpan to beat Santos. Billy Dworsky, who resides in Huntsville, Ala., and will attend North Carolina, had three assists for the Texans, who overcame 1-0 and 2-1 deficits to take a 3-2 lead at the end of a wild first half.
Only two other American teams had ever reached the final of the Super Group, which was established in 1990.
Celebrating its 27th year, the Dallas Cup featured another first when American teams won all seven groups. The Texans also won the U-16 group, beating Dallas rival Solar in a shootout. Solar’s U-17s, Florida club West Kendall Alliance’s U-15s and Georgia club Cobb FC’s U-14s all won titles with victories over Mexico clubs. FC Texas Black won the U-19 group with a 3-1 win over Knowsley Youth of England. The Longhorns, the Dallas club that started the Dallas Cup, was rewarded with the U-12 title, their first boys title since 1987.
The 2005 tournament marked the first year the Dallas Cup was played at the Pizza Hut Park, the FC Dallas soccer complex, in suburban Frisco.
For complete Dallas Cup knockout phase results:
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11-09-2006, 03:58 AM
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College rankings for 2006 season
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01-12-2006, 06:17 PM
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College - Final 4/Live on Espn2
http://www.cstv.com/sports/m-soccer/...113006abg.html
No. 4 Seed Men's Soccer Faces No. 8 UCLA in College Cup Semifinals
Cavaliers face Bruins in national semifinals live on ESPN2.
Nov. 30, 2006
Game #22
NCAA TOURNAMENT COLLEGE CUP
Dec. 1, 2006
#4 Virginia (17-3-1) vs. #8 UCLA (13-5-4)
Robert R. Hermann Stadium
St. Louis, Mo.
6 p.m. (CST)/5 p.m. (CST)
TV: ESPN2 (LIVE)
NO. 4 SEED CAVALIERS HEAD TO COLLEGE CUP FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 1997
No. 4 seed Virginia heads to the College Cup as one of four teams remaining to compete for the NCAA Men's Soccer Championship. Virginia faces No. 8 seed UCLA Friday at 6 p.m. (EST)/5 p.m. (CST) in the NCAA Semifinals at Robert R. Hermann Stadium in St. Louis, Mo. The game will be televised live on ESPN2. The winner will face the winner of the game between No. 2 seed Wake Forest and UC Santa Barbara in the NCAA Finals on Sunday at 3 p.m. (EST)/2 p.m. (CST). That game will also be televised live on ESPN2.
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02-12-2006, 10:40 PM
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tomorrow, 3rd of Dec, you can also watch the
Women's College Soccer final
12:30pm on espn 2
Men's College Soccer Final
3pm NCAA final on espn 2
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03-12-2006, 02:12 AM
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07-12-2006, 08:59 PM
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College Soccer latest news
Men's Santa Barbara University national champions
Ladies - North Carolina University
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28-12-2006, 04:10 AM
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MEN'S FRESHMAN AWARDS
SOCCER AMERICA MEN'S FRESHMAN AWARDS
Soccer America Men's Freshman of the Year
David Estrada (UCLA)
F Andre Akpan (Harvard)
D Nick Cardenas (San Diego State)
F David Estrada (UCLA)
M Michael Farfan (Cal State Fullerton)
M Jeremy Hall (Maryland)
G Sean Kelley (George Mason)
M Stephen McCarthy (Santa Clara)
F Kyle Nakazawa (UCLA)
F Ryan Soroka (St. John's)
D Bakary Soumare (Virginia)
F Darren Yeagle (Indiana)
SECOND TEAM
G Jovan Bubonja (UIC)
D Greg Eckhardt (Clemson)
D Omar Gonzalez (Maryland)
M Ciaran O'Brien (San Diego)
D Ofori Sarkodie (Indiana)
F Zack Schilawski (Wake Forest)
D Chris Schuler (Creighton)
M Toni Stahl (Connecticut)
M Michael Stephens (UCLA)
M Jonathan Villanueva (Virginia)
D Rob Viviano (Saint Louis)
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28-12-2006, 04:12 AM
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TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: Rijsbergen eyes U.S. talent
Trinidad & Tobago coach Wim Rijsbergen called up seven collegians among 41 players picked to attend a training camp Dec. 18-22 in preparation for the 2007 CFU Digicel Cup T&T will host in January.
Rijsbergen, the former Dutch World Cup star and New York Cosmos defender, recently held a four-day camp in Charleston, S.C., to look at Trinidadians and Americans of Trinidadian descent playing in U.S. colleges and high schools. Among the invitees were former U.S. U-20 Randi Patterson, a two-time All-American at UNC Greensboro, American University's Tremaine Chinapoo, son of former Cosmos Richard Chinapoo, and New Jersey schoolboy star Kyle Bethel.
Osei Telesford (Liberty)
Darryl Roberts (Liberty)
Darren Toby (College of Charleston)
Keeron Benito (Tampa)
Terrence Williams (Lipscomb)
Abiola Clarence (Incarnate Word)
Makan Hislop (South Carolina)
http://www.socceramerica.com/article...t_ID=562138376
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09-01-2007, 02:02 PM
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Wake Forest defender Julian Valentin was named by Thoma Rongen, US U-20 MNT head coach as one of 20 that will represent the U.S. in Group A of the CONCACAF Under-20 Final Round Qualifying Tournament from Jan. 17-21 at Rommel Fernandez Stadium in Panama City, Panama. 
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09-01-2007, 02:07 PM
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Nine Collegians Named to U.S. Under-20 Team
UCLA places three on squad for U-20 World Cup
Gk: Brian Perk (UCLA), Chris Seitz (Maryland)
Defenders: Ofori Sarkodie (Indiana), Julian Valentin (Wake Forest), Anthony Wallace (South Florida)
Midfielders: Bryan Arguez (West Kendal Optimists), Tony Beltran (UCLA), Amaechi Igwe (Santa Clara), Jonathan Villanueva (Virginia)
Nine Collegians Named to U.S. Under-20 Team :: UCLA places three on squad for U-20 World Cup
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09-01-2007, 08:26 PM
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the college game getting a lot better
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