Word: soccerã
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...Despite soccer??s loss to Yale this past weekend, Chandis is very positive regarding his team’s ability to win Ivies as well as earn an NCAA berth...
...same John Kerr who won the Hermann Trophy—college soccer??s equivalent of the Heisman—the first year it was ever given out, was on the U.S. National Team from 1984-1995, served as a Duke assistant coach on the 1992 team that made it to the national semifinals and is now entering his fifth year as the head coach for Harvard...
...play a fourth year. Attendance had declined 17.9% since the league’s inaugural season, falling from an average of 8,116 in 2001 to just 6,667 fans per game this year. To Westfall, the struggle to draw crowds to games reflects women’s soccer??s prolonged battle to establish itself in the United States...
...untangling the two, I have tried to work with that very distinction in a study of European views of America from 1992 until 2002. The study focuses on areas as far from “big” politics as possible—such as the world of soccer??in which the United States has never assumed a position of leadership or importance...
...athlete. Murphy, a master recruiter who has stolen players from the clutches of Nebraska and other big-time programs since taking over in 1994, has an eye for these sorts of things. Maybe he could sense the bloodlines—the grandfather who played for soccer??s Manchester United, the mother who played netball (a basketball derivative) in Britain, the aunt who played college basketball at Old Dominion and the sister who played scholarship ball at Wagner. Maybe he could see the raw ability of the school’s top striker in soccer or the agility...