[show_disconnected][show_to accesslevel=’Subscriber’] Joel Campbell got off with a reprimand for duping the Mexican refereeing crew into issuing Matt Besler a yellow card in the Costa Rica-USA qualifier that kept the Sporting Kansas City defender out of the USA-Mexico game. The FIFA disciplinary committee slapped the Costa Rican federation with a $11,000 fine for crowd problems […]
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Silverbacks vs. Cosmos For Title
NASL Soccer Bowl At Atlanta Silverbacks Park The New York Cosmos were late joining the North American Soccer League 2013 season, but they will be playing for the championship. The Cosmos captured the fall season regular season title with a 2-1 win over the San Antonio Scorpions They will play the spring season champion Atlanta […]
Good Times For Young Harris Mountain Lions
With two games left in the regular season, the Young Harris College Mountain Lions have already wrapped up the Peach Belt Conference regular season championship. It is a first for Young Harris, in a season of firsts. Going into the final two conference games to complete the regular season, the Mountain Lions are 7-0-0 in […]
Silverbacks Host Pro Alumni Game
[show_disconnected][show_to accesslevel=’Subscriber’] The Atlanta Silverbacks have announced that they will host the Atlanta Pro Soccer Alumni Game as part of their pregame festivities on November 2 when they host the New York Cosmos at Atlanta Silverbacks Park. The Silverbacks are inviting every former player, coach, or front office member of an Atlanta professional soccer team […]
Powell Following The Plan At Elon
Phoenix Seeking To Go Deeper In NCAAs The formula sounds simple: Surround yourself with good people and good things will happen. Darren Powell believes in that plan. He also believes in timing. In his ninth season as Elon men’s soccer coach, Powell has found good people, established a set of core principles, and convinced the […]
Frock Wins 400th
[show_disconnected][show_to accesslevel=’Subscriber’] Providence Day School boys soccer coach Bill Finneyfrock reached a milestone to start the 2013 fall season. His Chargers’ 1-0 win over Cuthbertson on Aug. 27 was his 400th career win. He began his coaching career at Charlotte Catholic where he was 103-36-2 in seven seasons, and moved to Providence Day in 1990. […]
Blood Clots Knock WFU’s Stengel To The Sidelines
It wasn’t supposed to end this way. Senior Day for the Wake Forest Demon Deacons, and Katie Stengel wasn’t in uniform. Her season and her collegiate career had come to an end a week earlier when a medical exam revealed a deep vein thrombosis in her left leg. The condition caused blood clots, which had […]
RailHawks’ Shriver Tied As Top Goalscorer
[show_disconnected][show_to accesslevel=’Subscriber’] The Carolina RailHawks are out of the race for the 2013 NASL championship, but their 4-0 win over the Atlanta Silverbacks extended their home field unbeaten streak at WakeMed Soccer Park to 15 matches. With a goal in the win over Atlanta, Brian Shriver ran his goal total to 12, which ties San […]
Queens #11 In D-II Men’s Poll
After picking up their 11th win in a row, the Queens University men jumped eight spots to #11 in the NSCAA Division II national poll[show_disconnected][show_to accesslevel=’Subscriber’]. The 11-game win streak gives the Royals sole possession of the third longest win streak in program history. Queens has a 11-1-0 overall record and is undefeated in South […]
Two 21-0 Teams In Queen City
Providence HS is used to winning boys state championships. The Panthers have won three NCHSAA 4-A state soccer titles. Garinger has never won a state soccer title. In fact, the Wildcats have never had a season like they are having this fall. Both are Charlotte schools and both are 21-0 going into the postseason 4-A […]