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[Frank Cunha]

http://www.nj.com/metrostars/ledger/index.ssf?/base/sports-0/1060666857282300.xml

[Dieguito]

well i think it ca only do them some good working with pro's..some good experiance for them.

[Frank Cunha]

RANK/TEAM (RECORD) PRESEASON RANK
1 UCLA (2-0-0) 1
2 Maryland (2-0-0) 2
3 Wake Forest (2-0-0) 4
4 Notre Dame (1-0-1) 3
5 North Carolina (2-0-0) 16

6 Stanford (0-0-0) 6
7 Creighton (1-0-1) 9
8 Indiana (1-0-1) 10
9 SMU (1-0-0) 12
10 Saint Louis (2-0-0) 13

11 Wisconsin-Milwaukee (2-0-0) 15
12 VCU (2-0-0) 23
13 St. John's (0-2-0) 5
14 Penn State (0-2-0) 7
15 Santa Clara (1-0-0) 18

16 California (0-2-0) 11
17 Connecticut (0-2-0) 8
18 Pittsburgh (1-0-0) NR
19 New Mexico (1-1-0) 17
20 Cal State Fullerton (2-0-0) NR

21 UAB (0-0-2) 20
22 Coastal Carolina (1-0-0) 24
23 Clemson (1-1-0) 22
24 South Florida (1-0-1) 25
25 Boston College (0-1-0) 14

[Frank Cunha]

Big East Soccer on live TV
http://bigeast.org/airwaves/releases/10-27-03.asp


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[Frank Cunha]

http://www.bigeast.org/sports/msoccer/

[Frank Cunha]

MSG to televise live the final of the Big East Tournament, Sunday at noon

Mike St. John's is on the final

[Ricochet]

thanks for heads up on the game.

[Frank Cunha]

just watch the game on tape, how can they schedule a final on a neutral site?
stadium was almost empty,
Notre Dame won their second Big East Tournament 2-0 over St. John's

[Frank Cunha]

can somebody enlarge the schedule, can barely read it

http://www.ncaasports.com/images/ncaasports/brackets/d1_msoc_bracket_2003.pdf

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NCAA Men's Division I Soccer At A Glance

The Associated Press
11/17/03 6:41 PM


First Round

Friday, Nov. 21 or

Saturday, Nov. 22

Oakland, Mich (12-4-5) at Tulsa (12-5-2)

Central Florida (12-5-3) at Florida International (13-4-2)

Clemson (9-7-3) at Virginia Tech (14-4-2)

Cincinnati (10-4-5) at Kentucky (12-6-1)

Western Michigan (12-6-2) at Wisconsin-Milwaukee (15-5-1)

St. Peter's (17-4-2) at Brown (10-3-3)

Southern Methodist (13-6-2) at Santa Clara (13-3-3)

Davidson (15-5-2) at Coastal Carolina (18-2)

Seton Hall (9-5-4) at Virginia (9-9-2)

Missouri-Kansas City (10-6-3) at Creighton (10-5-3)

San Jose State (12-6-2) at California (10-8-2)

Rhode Island (13-9-1) at Connecticut (8-8-3)

Binghamton (11-2-7) at Fairleigh Dickinson (14-4-1)

Portland (9-8-1) at Oregon State (13-6)

Lafayette (11-5-3) at Rutgers (10-6-4)

North Carolina State (9-8-2) at Old Dominion (14-3-1)

Second Round

Wednesday, Nov. 26

Oakland, Mich (12-4-5) at Tulsa (12-5-2)

Central Florida (12-5-3) at Florida International (13-4-2)

Clemson (9-7-3) at Virginia Tech (14-4-2)

Cincinnati (10-4-5) at Kentucky (12-6-1)

Western Michigan (12-6-2) at Wisconsin-Milwaukee (15-5-1)

St. Peter's (17-4-2) at Brown (10-3-3)

Southern Methodist (13-6-2) at Santa Clara (13-3-3)

Davidson (15-5-2) at Coastal Carolina (18-2)

Seton Hall (9-5-4) at Virginia (9-9-2)

Missouri-Kansas City (10-6-3) at Creighton (10-5-3)

San Jose State (12-6-2) at California (10-8-2)

Rhode Island (13-9-1) at Connecticut (8-8-3)

Binghamton (11-2-7) at Fairleigh Dickinson (14-4-1)

Portland (9-8-1) at Oregon State (13-6)

Lafayette (11-5-3) at Rutgers (10-6-4)

North Carolina State (9-8-2) at Old Dominion (14-3-1)

Third Round

Saturday, Nov. 29 or

Sunday, Nov. 30

Oakland-Tulsa--UCLA winner vs. UCF-FIU--CS Northridge winner

Clemson-Va.Tech--VCU winner vs. Cincinnati-Kentucky--Indiana winner

W.Michigan-UWM--Notre Dame winner vs. St. Peter's-Brown--Michigan winner

SMU-Santa Clara--LMU winner vs. Davidson-Coastal Carolina--UNC winner

Seton Hall-Virginia--Wake Forest winner vs. UMKC-Creighton--USD winner

SJSU-Cal--UCSB winner vs. URI-UConn--St. John's winner

Binghamton-FDU--Saint Louis winner vs. Portland-OSU--Washington winner

Lafayette-Rutgers--Akron winner vs. N.C. State-ODU--Maryland winner

Quarterfinals

Friday, Dec. 5-Sunday, Dec. 7

Pairings TBA

At Columbus Crew Stadium

Columbus, Ohio

Semifinals

Friday, Dec. 12

Game 1, 5 p.m.

Game 2, 7:30 p.m.

Championship

Sunday, Dec. 14

Semifinal winners, 2 p.m.

[Frank Cunha]

correction

NCAA Men's Division I Soccer At A Glance

The Associated Press
11/17/03 7:27 PM


All Times EST

First Round

Friday, Nov. 21 or

Saturday, Nov. 22

Oakland, Mich. (12-4-5) at Tulsa (12-5-2)

Central Florida (12-5-3) at Florida International (13-4-2)

Clemson (9-7-3) at Virginia Tech (14-4-2)

Cincinnati (10-4-5) at Kentucky (12-6-1)

Western Michigan (12-6-2) at Wisconsin-Milwaukee (15-5-1)

St. Peter's (17-4-2) at Brown (10-3-3)

Southern Methodist (13-6-2) at Santa Clara (13-3-3)

Davidson (15-5-2) at Coastal Carolina (18-2)

Seton Hall (9-5-4) at Virginia (9-9-2)

Missouri-Kansas City (10-6-3) at Creighton (10-5-3)

San Jose State (12-6-2) at California (10-8-2)

Rhode Island (13-9-1) at Connecticut (8-8-3)

Binghamton (11-2-7) at Fairleigh Dickinson (14-4-1)

Portland (9-8-1) at Oregon State (13-6)

Lafayette (11-5-3) at Rutgers (10-6-4)

North Carolina State (9-8-2) at Old Dominion (14-3-1)

Second Round

Wednesday, Nov. 26

Oakland-Tulsa winner at UCLA (18-1-1)

UCF-Florida International winner at CS Northridge (14-3-2)

Clemson-Virginia Tech winner at Virginia Commonwealth (16-4)

Cincinnati-Kentucky winner at Indiana (12-3-5)

W. Michigan-Wisconsin-Milwaukee at Notre Dame (15-3-3)

St. Peter's-Brown winner at Michigan (13-6)

SMU-Santa Clara winner at Loyola Marymount (12-6-1)

Davidson-Coastal Carolina winner at North Carolina (12-3-4)

Seton Hall-Virginia winner at Wake Forest (15-4)

UMKC-Creighton winner at San Diego (12-4-3)

San Jose St.-California winner at UC Santa Barbara (15-4-1)

Rhode Island-Connecticut winner at St. John's (14-5-2)

Binghamton-FDU winner at Saint Louis (13-3-3)

Portland-Oregon St. winner at Washington (12-4-2)

Lafayette-Rutgers winner at Akron (14-4-2)

N.C. State-Old Dominion winner at Maryland (17-2-1)

Third Round

Saturday, Nov. 29 or

Sunday, Nov. 30

Oakland-Tulsa--UCLA winner vs. UCF-FIU--CS Northridge winner

Clemson-Va.Tech--VCU winner vs. Cincinnati-Kentucky--Indiana winner

W.Michigan-UWM--Notre Dame winner vs. St. Peter's-Brown--Michigan winner

SMU-Santa Clara--LMU winner vs. Davidson-Coastal Carolina--UNC winner

Seton Hall-Virginia--Wake Forest winner vs. UMKC-Creighton--USD winner

SJSU-Cal--UCSB winner vs. URI-UConn--St. John's winner

Binghamton-FDU--Saint Louis winner vs. Portland-OSU--Washington winner

Lafayette-Rutgers--Akron winner vs. N.C. State-ODU--Maryland winner

Quarterfinals

Friday, Dec. 5-Sunday, Dec. 7

Pairings TBA

At Columbus Crew Stadium

Columbus, Ohio

Semifinals

Friday, Dec. 12

Game 1, 5 p.m.

Game 2, 7:30 p.m.

Championship

Sunday, Dec. 14

Semifinal winners, 2 p.m.


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[Frank Cunha]

half tim
Brown -0-St. Peter's -0

listen to the game
http://www.onworldwide.com/Brown.html

[Frank Cunha]

3,000 at the game

[Frank Cunha]

FINAL SCORE
ST. Peters--2-Brown -0

next Michigan Wolverines :danc:

[Frank Cunha]

5. COLLEGE: St. Peter's, Binghamton and Portland men register road victories

Home-field advantage helped 13 teams advance in the first round of
the NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Tournament this weekend. Only St.
Peter's, Binghamton and Portland registered road victories; beating
Brown, Fairleigh Dickinson and Oregon State, respectively.

The Pilots' victory over OSU was probably one of the most exciting
matches as well as one of the more surprising results. Portland fell
behind, 2-1 in the 78th minute, tied the game in the 80th on a Paul
Robinson penalty kick, then won it on defender Josh Brown's first
goal of the season in the 87th.

Also dramatic was Tulsa's 3-2 overtime win against Oakland in which
the Golden Hurricane twice rallied from a goal down. Sophomore Ryan
Pore scored tying goals in the 41st and 89th minutes before Kris
Glasser won it in the 103rd minute.

Three games were decided by penalty kicks, with the home side
advancing from each tiebreaker: Santa Clara (with U.S. U-20 keeper
Steve Cronin in goal for his last game before heading to the World
Youth Championship) over SMU, Virginia Tech over Clemson and Kentucky
over Cincinnati.

Second-round games take place Wednesday with the 16 teams receiving
first-round byes hosting. The exception Cal State Northridge, which
must travel to FIU despite its first-round bye.

In the NCAA Division II quarterfinals, Jacob Schramm came off the
bench to tally the game-winner in the 87th minute and give Findlay a
2-1 win over Truman and end its winning streak at 26 games -- the
second longest in NCAA Division II men's history.

Findlay (10-5-5) meets Chico State (20-4-1) in one semifinal, and
Lynn (20-0-1) faces Dowling (15-3-3) in the other. The Division II
men's final four will be held in conjunction with the Division II
women's finals in Dec. 3-5 Virginia Beach, Va.

Cullen Davies' hat trick led Trinity (Texas) to a 3-0 win over UC
Santa Cruz and move the Tigers into the semifinals of the NCAA
Division III semifinals The win gave Trinity a 22-0-0 record and
Coach Paul McGinlay his 200th career victory.

It also set up a date against Wisconsin-Oshkosh, which moved to
21-0-0 with a 1-0 win over Dominican of Illinois. Drew (20-1-2) meets
Wheaton of Massachusetts(19-3-1) in the other semifinal.

No. 2 seed Rio Grande (Ohio) beat defending champion Mobile, 3-1, in
the quarterfinals of the NAIA men's national championship at the
Olathe (Kan.) District Activity Center.

The Redmen, who got goals from Conar Dawson, Simon Carey and Tony
Griffith, meet third-seeded Hastings (Neb.) Monday in one semifinal.
Fresno Pacific faces Berry in the other semifinal. Fernando Ramirez,
who has five goals in two Fresno Pacific victories, is one of five
Sunbird starters from the Fresno Fuego team that reached the round of
16 of the 2003 U.S. Open Cup.

6. COLLEGE: Men's Scoreboard

NCAA DIVISION I
RESULTS
Nov. 21
California 2 (Fukuda 8, Navarro 12) San Jose State 0.
Virginia Tech 3 (O'Brien 21, 55, 58) Clemson 3 (Cutler 43, Moore 57,
Souders 69) (OT).
(Virginia Tech wins 6-5 on penalties.)
Coastal Carolina 3, Davidson 0.
Florida International 3 (Handy 47, Boswell 58, Einarsson 59), Central
Florida 1 (Imran 69).
Santa Clara 1 (Ustruck 65) SMU (Clark 78).
(Santa Clara wins 4-1 on penalties.
Virginia 2 (Cristman 34, Holder 74) Seton Hall 0.
Nov. 22
Brown 0 St. Peter's 2 (Chambers 58, 87).
Connecticut 3 (Cuellar 54, 86, Pecorelli 75) Rhode Island 0.
Creighton 6 (Westfield 48, Biggerstaff 61, 80, 82, Havens 87) UMKC 0.
Fairleigh Dickinson 0 St. Peter's 2 (Neilson 82).
Kentucky 0 Cincinnati 0.
(Kentucky wins 4-2 on penalties.)
Old Dominion 6 (Hartley 24, McMenamin 42, 69, Harris 50, Mackenzie
50, Vendegh 65) N.C. State 3 (Peria 64, Queely 89, Hiroke 90).
Oregon State 2 (McNeley 52, 78) Portland 3 (Sanders 27, Robinson 80, Brown 87).
Rutgers 3 (Gros 7, LaBrocca 44, Arenas 45) Lafayette 1 (Krasij 69).
Tulsa 3 (Pore 41, 89, Glasser 103) Oakland 2 (Braathen 33, Vollen 72) (OT).
Wisconsin-Milwaukee 4 (Lish 10, Jallow 30, Dombrowski 55, Ellsworth
61) Western Michigan 1 (Hughes 42).
SCHEDULE
Second Round
Nov. 26
(Home team listed first; all times are Eastern Time)
St. Johns vs. Connecticut, 7 p.m.
Florida International vs. Cal State Northridge, 7 p.m.
Indiana vs. Kentucky, 7 p.m.
Loyola Marymount vs. Santa Clara, 5 p.m.
Maryland vs. Old Dominion, TBA
Michigan vs. St. Peter's, 3 p.m.
North Carolina vs. Coastal Carolina, 3 p.m.
Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 6 p.m.
Akron vs. Rutgers, 7 p.m.
Saint Louis vs. Binghamton, 8 p.m.
San Diego vs. Creighton, 10 p.m.
UCSB vs. California, 10 p.m.
UCLA vs. Tulsa
VCU vs. Virginia Tech, 7 p.m.
Wake Forest vs. Virginia, 7 p.m.
Washington vs. Portland, 10 p.m.

NCAA DIVISION II
RESULTS
Quarterfinals
Nov. 22
Truman 1 Findlay 2
Midwestern State 1 Chico State 3
Lynn 3 Carson-Newman 0
Dowling 2 Mass.-Lowell 0
SCHEDULE
Semifinals
Dec. 3 in Virginia Beach, Va.
Findlay (10-5-5) vs. Chico State (20-4-1)
Lynn (20-0-1) vs. Dowling (15-3-3)

NCAA DIVISION III
RESULTS
Quarterfinals
Nov. 22
Wisc.-Oshkosh 1 Dominican (Ill.) 0
Wheaton (Mass.) 1 MIT 0
Drew 1 Salisbury 0
Nov. 23
Trinity (Texas) 3 UC Santa Cruz 0
SCHEDULE
Semifinals
Nov. 29 in Madison, N.J.
Drew (20-1-2) vs. Wheaton (Mass.) (19-3-1)
Trinity (Texas) (22-0-0) vs. Wisc.-Oshkosh (21-0-0)

NAIA
RESULTS
First Round
Nov. 19
Embry-Riddle 4 Simon Fraser 0
Alliant International 1 Si Tanka-Huron 0
Bethel 1 Baker 1
(Bethel wins 5-4 on penalties.)
Virginia Intermont 3 John Brown 1
Second Round
Nov. 20
Embry Riddle 4 Lindsey Wilson 2
Lindenwood 3 Alliant International 0
Hastings 2 Bethel 0
Rio Grande 2 Virginia Intermont 1
Nov. 21
Fresno Pacific 7 Southern Nazarene 1
Berry 2 Grand View 0
Park 1 Auburn Montgomery 1
(Park wins 6-5 on penalties.)
Mobile 3 Columbia (Mo.) 2 (OT)
Quarterfinals
Nov. 22
Fresno Pacific 3 Embry-Riddle 0
Berry 3 Lindenwood 1
Hastings 1 Park 0
Rio Grande 3 Mobile 1
SCHEDULE
Semifinals
Nov. 24
Fresno Pacific (21-1-0) vs. Berry (21-1-1)
Hastings (23-1-0) vs. Rio Grande (22-0-1)
Final
Nov. 25
Semifinal winners

7. COLLEGE: Deja vu for Yavapai men

Yavapai of Prescott, Ariz., won the NJCAA Division I men's title with
a 4-3 win on penalty kicks over Mercer County (N.J.) af