Delaware 3, Seattle U 2 (OT) |
Read Full ArticleSeattle University men’s soccer (0-2-0) grabbed the early lead and took Delaware (2-0-0) to overtime, but a golden goal by UD’s Evan Reed in the first overtime sealed the win, as the Redhawks fell, 3-2.
“We went up early, 1-0, on a quality finish by Jeff Rose before Michael Roberts tied the game with good hustle by Brady Ballew,” said head coach Pete Fewing. “The guys played really well, I’m really proud of them and proud of the efforts today. We had eight guys who played their first collegiate games this weekend, so I’m really proud of all their effort. Jake Feener made some fantastic saves on goal and couldn’t have been faulted for any of the goals. It was a very good challenge for us and it’s a learning process.”
UMBC 3, UNLV 1 |
Read Full ArticleUNLV put on an improved showing on offense in its second outing, holding a 12-9 edge on shots, but two second half goals would lift UMBC to a 3-1 victory over the Rebels in college men's soccer action on Sunday afternoon at the Retriever Soccer Park. The Rebels dropped to 0-2 for the season, while UMBC improved to 2-0.
After being outshot by double digits in its first game, UNLV came out firing at the start on Sunday, taking the first five shots of the game. The game would be scoreless however. until late in the first half when UMBC was awarded a free kick off a UNLV foul. Gaeton Caltabiano took the kick, and sent a shot around the wall to the right of Rebel goalkeeper Joe Vitale and to the back of the net for the score in the 41st minute.
SIUE 2, San Jose State 0 |
Read Full ArticleThe San José State men’s soccer team and the Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville (SIUE) Cougars played a match that was similar in nearly every statistic but the one that counts the most. The Spartans fell to SIUE 2-0 on Sunday afternoon in Spartan Stadium.
“We looked better today than we did on Friday night,” said head coach Gary St. Clair. “We lost a couple of players in the first half, so at halftime I asked the guys to really give us some more and they responded. We did a better job of possessing the ball and had opportunities. We have 17 new players on this roster and it takes time for everyone to come together. Although the result is not what we want, today is a step in the right direction.”
San Francisco 2, Air Force 0 |
Read Full ArticleTwo second-half goals sparked the University of San Francisco men’s soccer team to a 2-0 victory over Air Force Sunday afternoon at Negoesco Stadium in San Francisco. With the victory, the Dons improved to 2-0, while the Falcons fell to 0-2.
Liam Kelly snapped a scoreless draw in the 60th minute after taking a pass from Mauricio Diaz De Leon and placing a shot past Air Force freshman goalie Jake Schenk. Danny Kirkland then added an insurance goal with a free kick from 25 yards hit the post and snuck into the net past Schenk in the 70th minute.
Denver 4, Bakersfield 0 |
Read Full ArticleBakersfield dropped the 2013 men's soccer season opener to Denver 4-0 Sunday night.
Blair Jeralds and Zach Bolden scored goals in a three-minute span in the first half as the Pioneers took a 2-0 lead into halftime. Cole Chapelski converted a penalty kick for Denver in the 51st minute. Jack Henderson completed the scoring in the 83rd minute for the Pioneers. Denver improves to 1-1 on the season.