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Stanford Wins 2016 College D1 Championship

January 11, 2017 by Leave a Comment

Stanford Wins 2016 College D1 Championship, 0 – 0 after overtime it had to be settled in penalty kicks.

In a nail-biting pk shootout, Stanford was one better taking home the College Cup second year now.

The NCAA Divisions has been recognized as the College Cup of and has been understood as the intercollegiate soccer tournament. As per this tournament, it has been long held dating back in 1959. The tournament had expanded to forty-eight teams wherein Division 1 in the tournament champion is assigned a berth.

Prior to the tournament, it is referenced or called as the College Cup. And, the NCAA is only applicable to championship and semi-final rounds of the tournament proper. Prior to the time that the tournament started, the final and semi-final fixtures have been conducted at a site that is determined by none other than NCAA.

Now, the college soccer championships in 2016 for Division 1 NCAA or D1 rose to popularity. Among those teams that played in part by the men soccer include Maryland, Providence, Clemson, South Carolina, Mercer, Albany, Creighton, Kentucky, Tulsa, Boston College, Kentucky, North Carolina, Denver, Washington, New Mexico, Portland, Dartmouth, St. Francis, Syracuse, Wake Forest, Rider, Virginia, Indiana, Akron, Louisville, Notre Dame, Loyola Chicago, Illinois-Chicago, Michigan State and more.

Nevertheless, the one team that stood out to win the College Cup Championship is Stanford. The Cardinals of Stanford is headed by players Corey Braid, Tanner Beason, Andrew Epstein, Jared Gilbey, Tomas Hillard-Arce. Foster Langsdorf, Bryce Marion, Adam Mosharrafa, Drew Skundrich, Derek Waldeck, Adrian Alabi, Amir Bashti and Sam Werner.

With Wake Forest, the team is consisted of Luis Argudo, Jon Bakero, Hunter Bandy, Brad Dunwell, Logan Gdula, Ian Harkes, Jacori Hayes, Andreu Cases Mundet, Kevin Politz, Sam Raben, Ema Twumasi, Steven Echevarria, Ricky Greensfelder, Bruno Lapa, Hayden Partain.

Division 2 NCAA Winner

Prior to the winner of Division 2 NCAA, it is none other than Wingate that has clearly defeated all other teams of Tampa, Rockhurst, Southern Indiana, Drury, Tiffin, Palm Beach Atlanta, Quincy, Wingate, Fort Hays State, Limestone, Lindenwood, Pleiffer, Lander, Tusculum, Lenoir-Rhyne and more.

Division 3 NCAA Winner

The national championship of Division 3 NCAA is none other than Tufts. It successfully defeated all other teams of Messiah, Centenary (N.J), Rowan, Lehman, Chris.Newport, Calvin, Montclair State, Springfield, Haverford, Merchant Marine, Carnegie Mellon, Kenyon, Frank. & Marsh, Ohio Northern, Trinity Texas, Whitworth, SUNY Cortland, Morrisville State, Scranton, Chapman, John Carroll, Frank. & Marsh., Washington & Lee, Geneva Maryville (Tennessee) and a whole lot more.

The true meaning of college soccer championships has clearly been shown through the combined efforts of the soccer team. The men’s finalists for 2016 and the help of soccer coaches all contributed to the success. Stanford Wins 2016 College D1 Championship, can they win a third straight?

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2015 NCAA Div 1 Soccer Champs

March 2, 2016 by Leave a Comment

espn 4-0 stanford win ncaa soccer champs 2015  2015 NCAA Div 1 soccer champs are the Stanford Cardinals.

The NCAA Division 1 of Men’s soccer season of 2015, is known as the 56th season of the NCAA championship in college soccer of men’s division 1. Its regular season started last August 28 and lasted until November 2015. This season will be culminating with the Division 1 of Men’s Soccer Championship for December 2015. There are 206 identified teams in the category of Men’s division 1 in this competition. The defending champion were Virginia who were defeated by UCLA, and kept UVA from their 7th title.  The season ended when Stanford defeated Clemson 4-0 , making them the champs for the first time.
The first up to the third quarterfinal rounds were held in the college campus sites found across the U.S during the months of November as well as December for the previous year having the host sites as determined by record and seeding. The four-team college cup finals were played at Children’s Mercy Park found in Kansas City.
The defending champion Virginia Cavaliers were eliminated in this tournament during the second round. This leads to the eventual winning of Stanford as their first ever national title in this competition. The final four teams who are fighting for the national title that includes Syracuse, Akron, Clemson, and Stanford as the champion for this 2015 tournament.
After this tournament, Jordan Morris, the star of Stanford is now part of the official team of Seattle Sounders. Inspite of his age, he is considered to be the most hyped prospects of United States. He is undeniably a good player, which is highly proven by his 7 U.S national team caps after his name. The exploits were enough in landing the trial from Werder Bremen of Bundesliga wherein Morris had been training while on a juggle of deciding between returning to Seattle and even trying his skills overseas.
Sounders will now have the youthful addition of skilled unite as veteran attackers upon bringing Morris to the MLS field. Sigi Schmid, the head coach of Sounders said that Morris has the qualities that he thinks as unteachable qualities. This can be a great asset of this team that will probably lead to their championship while obtaining their national title. Sounders Seattle team is highly impressed with the athleticism of Jordan together with his finishing and rate ability.
Jordan Morris is expected to join in the pre-season of MLS Sounders after the conclusion of USMNT camp. As he becomes a part of Sounders, there will surely be a higher possibility of obtaining a MLS title easier like never before.  Morris can be considered as the team asset that will surely create a hard time to all their opposing teams, so MLS teams will really need to double their training to keep up with the skills Morris already has.

Congratulations 2015 NCAA Div 1 soccer champs are the Stanford Cardinals.



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NCAA College Championship Soccer Programs

May 7, 2015 by Leave a Comment

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NCAA college championship soccer programs all

start with three things, dedication, hard work, and

team work at the highest level. You would have thought

gone were the years of one program dominating all of

the other teams like St. Louis University Billikens did

from 1959 to 1973 with winning 10 NCAA Men’s Soccer Championships, but now the Virginia Cavaliers

have just won their 7th NCAA title after being unstoppable in the early 90’s and now possibly starting

another run. Only Indiana University has one more Men’s title with 8 championships behind their run

in late 90’s thru 2004 and then adding one more in 2012. Notre Dame picked up their first title in 2013

and UCLA, Maryland and North Carolina always seem to be in the mix for being in the top 10 NCAA

challengers for the men’s championship. Notre Dame had a great year in 2013 and one of the greatest

quotes Coach Bobby Clark ever gave his team was just before the championship match when he said,

“fellas I got a text from an old coaching friend I have, who has won a few championships in his time”.

He said, “Go Play The Game, Not The Occasion”, that text was from Sir Alex Ferguson,

one the highest winning percentages of any coach/manager alive today. What great class for any coach

or player, keep your emotions in check and just go play the game. There is a reason you are there, and

be grateful you even have the chance, most don’t. There will be bumps in the road, and its next man up

for those who get injured, that’s what team is all about in a championship run. When it comes to

championship dominance in NCAA soccer the North Carolina Women’s team holds no competitors.

From 1982 to 2012 the lady Tar Heels have claimed “21 Titles” and are almost always in the mix for

top ten in the nation every year. However two clubs claimed the title in the last two years with growing

quality soccer programs, UCLA ladies took the title in 2013 and last year the Florida State Seminoles

brought home the hard wear with a 1-0 stunner over a tough Virginia Cavaliers squad. Funny how the

hottest teams in NCAA soccer both women’s and men’s right now are Virginia, UCLA, and North

Carolina, success is contagious. Watch some videos below of NCAA college championship soccer programs, and always play til the last whistle.




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Indiana Wins NCAA Mens Soccer Title For The 8th Time

December 10, 2012 by Leave a Comment

 

 

 

 

 

 

Indiana Wins NCAA Mens Soccer Title for the 8th time beating Georgetown 1-0 in a huge defensive

battle on Dec. 9th, 2012 College Cup Final in Hoover, AL. Both teams were red hot coming into the final

match, with Georgetown in a penalty kick off win and Indiana knocking off a tough Creighton team.

Coach Todd Yeagley was so proud of this squad bringing the Cup back to Indiana University for the

Eighth time in their successful team history. Senior Goalkeeper Luis Soffner was on top of his game,

not allowing any goals in two matches, giving the IU offense every chance to seal the victories. In

the Championship Game, it was Junior Nikita Kotlov who put in the 63rd minute off of a centered

head ball to tuck in the victory. The whole IU defense was on top billing all weekend, dialing up two

shutouts to bring home the NCAA Div. 1 Mens Championship. TheSoccerInfo congratulates the victors.

Watch the game here on ESPN U on a reply of the entire match.


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NCAA Div. III National Championship Ohio Wesleyan’s Win’s Second Time For Men’s Soccer For The Battling Bishops

December 26, 2011 by Leave a Comment

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Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops Win The NCAA Div. 3 Championship 2 to 1 Score.

Wall and Bucci scored 2 goals that gave Ohio Wesleyan a first-half lead, and then Battling Bishop defense stayed strong.

In the second half the Calvin soccer team made their run. In the end, OWC wins

the NCAA Division III national championship  in San Antonio, Texas.

Ohio Wesleyan head coach Jay Martin also made history making him the all-time

wins leader in college men’s soccer.

Martin surpasses Joe Bean, who compiled 607 wins. Martin has 608 wins and 2 national titles.

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Fort Lewis Skyhawks Win NCAA-II Men’s Soccer Championship

December 26, 2011 by Leave a Comment

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Fort Lewis captures NCAA II Men’s National Championship in Soccer.

The team ended a 24-1-0 season with a 3-2 victory in the NCAA II championship game.

Team Captain Fabian Kling named by the National Soccer Coaches Association of

America, as the NCAA Division II Player of the Year.

Even though Kling missed seven games due to a serious knee injury, Fabian scored a totaled 16 points on seven goals and two assists.

While being a central defender, his offense helped in so many winning games.

He ranks among FLC career leaders in games played (fourth, 86), goals (sixth, 28), and total points (tenth, 61).

The Skyhawks won their third NCAA Division II championship in 2011,adding to 2005 and 2009 titles.

Great Championship Season For The Skyhawks.
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The Soccer Info Talks About Womens College NCAA Final Game In 2011

December 3, 2011 by Leave a Comment

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Stanford Wins the Women’s NCAA Soccer Title for 2011 .

Two great teams went into the soccer match, with Duke from the East, and Stanford

from the West. Both teams evenly equipped with a chance to be NCAA Champions.

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The Soccer Info Talks About Men’s Div. 1 NCAA College Soccer Tournament 2011

September 17, 2011 by Leave a Comment

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2011 Men’s NCAA Div. 1 College Soccer Champion is UNC.

UNC played Charlotte for the NCAA Soccer Championship Dec. 11th, and UNC won 1 to 0.
Number 3 UCONN and #5 Maryland were knocked out. UNC Became College Soccer’s Best.

The tournament started Nov. 16th, click here to see the brackets.

Here is the NCAA bracket.

See the Men’s NCAA College Soccer rankings here

UCLA and Creighton were gone after great games. In the end it was UNC, best team

in 2011 for NCAA Div. 1 Men’s Soccer.
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