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**Frank Cunha** · 13-01-2007, 03:49 AM

Of the 50 collegiate players taken among the 52 total selections, 14 were from Atlantic Coast Conference schools. The University of North Carolina led with four, followed by Wake Forest University and the University of Virginia with three each.

All 13 MLS teams will have the opportunity to select more players on Thursday in the Supplemental Draft.

**Frank Cunha** · 26-01-2007, 01:39 AM

Coaching moves
SoccerAmerica.com: COACHING MOVES: Ashton leaves DU for D.C.

COACHING MOVES: Ashton leaves DU for D.C.

1/25/2007 11:16:00 AM

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Chad Ashton is leaving Denver after 10 years as the men's coach to take a position as assistant coach with MLS's D.C. United.

Ashton's career record was 85-85-14, all as head coach of the Pioneers. He was the 2004 MPSF Coach of the Year and 2006 MPSF Co-Coach of the Year after guiding his team to an 11-5-2 record and a Soccer America Top 25 ranking for much of the second half of the season.

The former North Carolina All-American played in MLS during a pro career that saw him play for six teams. Assistant men's coach will serve as interim head coach until DU names Ashton's successor.

Maine named former Black Bear Pat Laughlin as its new men's head coach. He spent last season as an assistant coach at Rhode Island, which won the 2006 Atlantic-10 championship and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. He previously was the head coach for six years at New England JC Dean College.

Valparaiso named Louisville assistant Mike Avery as its new men's head coach. Before heading to Louisville, Avery spent three seasons as the director of soccer at D3 Cal State San Bernardino and then was an assistant for six seasons at Notre Dame, which won a pair of Big East titles in 2003 and 2004. He is only the the third Valpo men's coach in 24 years.

MEN'S COACHING MOVES
COLLEGE ... OLD COACH ... NEW COACH
CHARLOTTE John Tart... Jeremy Gunn (Ft. Lewis coach)
DENVER Chad Ashton (D.C. United assistant coach) ... Dave Thomas-interim (Denver assistant)
HIGH POINT Peter Broadley ... Dustin Fonder (Elon assistant)
HOWARD Keith Tucker ... TBA
IPFW Terry Stefankiewicz ... Mike Harper (IPFW assistant)
MAINE Travers Evans ... Pat Laughlin (Rhode Island assistant)
MARIST Bobby Herodes ... Matt Viaggiano (Iona assistant)
ST. PETER'S Chris Smith ... Guy Abrahamson (Delaware assistant)
VALPARAISO Mis Mrak ... Mike Avery (Louisville assistant)

**Frank Cunha** · 06-02-2007, 01:56 PM

University of Portland goalie LUIS ROBLES, drafted by D.C. United in the fourth round of the MLS SuperDraft last month, signed with Kaiserslautern's farm team

**Frank Cunha** · 04-04-2007, 12:30 PM

future college soccer players
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**Frank Cunha** · 02-05-2007, 02:49 AM

Nashville Metros young guns

The returning “Young Guns” who were signed for the final month of the 2006 season, in addition to Kelly, include:
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Nashville Metros Soccer Club

- Forward Michael Bolt, 19, a Hendersonville native attending Coastal Carolina University.
- Defender Jason Bristol, 19, from Franklin attending the University of West Virginia.
- Midfielder Dustin Dawes, 19, a Brentwood product now at the University of Louisville.
- Midfielder Fynn Glover, 19, of Chattanooga attending the University of Richmond.
- Forward Bryan Lowder, 19, a Brentwood native and teammate of Dawes at Louisville. He was the Gatorade Tennessee Player of the Year in 2006.
Newcomers to the Metros this year, in addition to Ahern, include:

- Jay Ayres, 20, another big, strong defender attending Belmont. He is a native of Valrico, FL.
- Patrick Carroll, 20, a defender from Dickson attending Tusculum College. He helped Nashville’s Father Ryan win a state high school championship in 2005.
- Eddie Gonzalez, a highly recruited 16-year-old forward from Lawrenceville, GA who has played in that state’s Olympic Development Program.
- Billy Hale, 20, a goalkeeper and former teammate of Ahern’s from Clayton State University in GA.
- Mete Ozkan, 20, a strong midfielder / forward from Sarasota, FL now attending Belmont.
- Jonah Stewart, 20, a midfielder / forward with great speed and acceleration. His coach at the University of Alabama – Birmingham called him “one of the best pure athletes playing soccer in the United States.” - Josh Stewart, the 19-year-old brother of Jonah, also from Birmingham. A high school senior who plays midfield, he is a regional Olympic Development Program player who has already committed to playing next year at the University of South Carolina

**Frank Cunha** · 18-07-2007, 04:23 AM

Canadian Pelc 21 trying to make the Portimonense in Portugal

the keeper University Southern New Hampshire

http://www.talksoccer.net/forum/port...timonense.html

**Frank Cunha** · 30-11-2007, 04:27 AM

11/29: UConn's Arad A Postseason Hero Once Again
11/29: Maryland Hosts Bradley In NCAA Third Round Action
11/29: Penalty Kicks Haunt Hoosiers Again
11/29: UCLA Ends Season In NCAA Second Round At Santa Clara
11/28: Tulsa Stunned By Central Connecticut State, 3-2
11/28: Creighton Blanks SMU, 3-0, To Advance To Sweet 16
11/28: Northwestern's Season Ends With 2-0 Loss To UIC
11/28: Akron Upset By South Florida, 1-0, In Double OT
11/28: Notre Dame Downs Oakland, 2-1, To Advance In NCAA Play
11/28: West Virginia Downs Virginia To Reach Sweet 16
11/28: Cal Loses To Virginia Tech, 3-2, In Second Round
11/28: ODU Wins 2-1 In Double Overtime Over Brown

**Frank Cunha** · 02-01-2008, 04:53 PM

ex Milwaukee Wisconsin
Zinoni 23 to La Paz FC
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**Frank Cunha** · 03-01-2008, 09:55 PM

Friedel continues to save penalties just like he did for the Championship UCLA
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**Frank Cunha** · 31-08-2008, 11:23 PM

Headlines
MSoc: Irish Offense Comes To Life In 4-1 Win Over Duke
MSoc: Johns Hopkins Falls To Buffalo State In Season Opener
MSoc: Loyola Chicago Upends No. 5 Santa Clara 2-1
MSoc: No. 21 Bradley Defeats Memphis, 4-0
MSoc: No. 8 Billikens Top Memphis, 2-0
MSoc: Eighth-Ranked Terps Get Game-Winner From Wallace
MSoc: St. John's Tops No. 18 Virginia, 1-0
MSoc: No. 21 Bradley Drops Memphis In Opener
MSoc: Loyola Marymount Ties No. 10 New Mexico, 1-1

**Frank Cunha** · 01-09-2008, 05:35 PM

you know someone that should be on the list, send an e-mail to Portugalsoccer2004@hotmail.com. If you wish to remove your name, send an e-mail and it will be removed immediately. The list of names is to help bring positive attention to those that played intercollegiately. The only information listed is the name and school name. No other information is necessary or requested.

The list below consists of players that currently or have played for the school below.

UPDATED August 22

MEN, USA

Albertus Magnus (CT) - Dan Dias, J.J. Torres, John Ramos, Dave Ramos
American International (MA)- Fred Balbino (Head Coach), Gustavo Duarte
Brandeis (MA) - Jaime Batista
Cal State Dominguez Hills (CA) - Scott Mariano
Cal State Northridge (CA) - Matt Moreira
Cal State San Diego (CA) - Mark Moreira
Connecticut (CT) - Joe Boa, Rui Fernandes
Cornell (NY) - Kevin Vieira
CSU Stanislaus (CA) - Tony Amaral
Dean College (MA) - Jason Simao
Denver (COL) - Eric Rodrigues
Duke (NC) - Michael Videira
East Stroudsburg (PA) - Adrian Neves
Fairfield (CT) - Joseph Dos Santos
Franklin Pierce (NH) - Mike Lima
Fresno State (CA) - Andrew Gregorio, David Gregorio
Hartford (CT) - Daniel Gaspar (Head Coach)
Hendrix (ARK) - Doug Mello (Head Coach)
Holy Family (PA) - Antonio Ruano
Jacksonville (FL) - Matthew Hoffman
Lafayette (PA) - Paulo Coelho
Lesley (MA) - Steven Monteiro, Jim Costa (Assistant Coach), Paul Vasconcelos (Head Coach)
Mary Washington (VA) - Steven Ramos
Massasoit CC (MA)- Rui Estrela (Head Coach), Manny Pimentel (Asst. Coach)
Mitchell (CT) - Peter Silva
Molloy (NY) - Paul Santos
Monmouth (NJ) - Michael Pereira
Moravian (PA) - Peter Cunha
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
Providence (RI) - Derek Nobrega, Ryan Maduro, Michael Pereira, Andrew Sousa, Dave DeMello (Asst. Coach)
Quinnipiac (CT) - Samuel Lopes, Eric Da Costa (Head Coach), Manuel Oliveira (Assistant Coach)
Rhode Island College (RI) - John Mello (Head Coach), Kyle Teixeira, Ruben Rodrigues
Rhode Island University (RI) - Jeffrey Gonsalves, Josh Gonsalves, Josh Sousa, Jonathan Pereira, Anthony Tavares
Rivier (NH) - Manny Batista (Head Coach)
Roger Williams (RI) - David Atilho
Sacred Heart (CT) - Joe Barroso (Head Coach), Carlos Silva
San Francisco State (CA) - Kevin Soares
San Jose State (CA) - Keven Azevedo
Seton Hall (NJ) - Glen Costa, Mario Correia, Johnny David
Shenandoah (VA) - Carlos Ramos
Stonehill (MA) - Joseph Sousa, Daniel Gomes, Richard Carvalho
Stevens Institute of Technology (NJ) - Mykel Dean Pereira
Suffolk (MA) - Daniel Pereira
St. Peter's (NJ) - Jose Raposo
SUNY Oswego (NY) - Michael Agostinho
SUNY Plattsburgh (NY) - Jason Sousa, Claudio Dias
Post (CT) - Marco Gaspar, David Magalhaes
UCLA (CA) - Adolfo Gregorio
UMass Darmouth (MA) - Ray Cabral (Head Coach), Lee Soares, Michael Alves, Manuel Monteiro, Andrew Ventura, Matt Correia, Byron Andrade
Western Connecticut State (CT) - Danny Tomas, Bill Goncalves, Steve Carneiro
Worcester State (MA) - Brian Andrade, Philip Reis
Yale (CT) - Jon Carlos

FEMALE, USA

Brandeis (MA) - Tiffany Pacheco
Bridgeport (CT) - Melanie Fernandes
Dominican (NY) - Angela Correia
Dowling (NY) - Vanessa Moreira
Elms (MA) - Mariana Rocha
Florida State (FL)- Amanda DaCosta
Kean (NJ) - Ashley Cunha
Lesley (MA) - Lani Cabral-Pini, Jessica Almeida, Paul Vasconcelos (Head Coach)
Louisville (KY) - Jessica Mello
Hendrix (ARK) - Doug Mello (Head Coach)
Marymount University (VA) - Christina Pereira
Miami (FL) - Julia Demetrius
New Jersey City (NJ) - Carine Carvalheiro
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJ) - Erika Taugher
North Carolina (NC) - Casey Nogueira
Princeton (NJ) - Alexandra Valerio
Regis (MA)- Mark Clemente (Head Coach)
Rutgers (NJ) - Kim Brandao, Lisette Brandao
San Diego (CA) - Amy Epsten, Jen Mello
San Francisco State (CA) - Luisa Meza
St. Elizabeth (NJ) - Diane DaSilva
Stonehill (MA)- Rolando Lopes (Head Coach)
South Carolina-Aiken(SC)-Natasha DaCosta (Former player and now assistant)
Southern Hampshire (NH) - Kristina Cardoso
Troy (AL) - Vanessa DaCosta
Southern Connecticut State (CT) - Samuel Lopes (Assistant Coach)
Wesley College (DE) - Michelle Lynn Pereira
Western Connecticut State (CT) - Jessica Gomes, Joe Mingachos (Head Coach)
Western New England (MA) - Katie Gomes
Wheaton (MA)- Luis Reis (Head Coach), Jenna Rabesa, Jessica Bramucci, Amanda Resendes