Happy Fourth of July to all of our readers. We were sent this video this morning and feel it perfectly sums up the college soccer experience in the land of the free!
Courtesy of Soccer Chance USA
Category: goals
Back-to-Back – Stanford’s Story
Stanford became back to back men’s NCAA Division 1 National Champions. This mini-documentary from Stanford Athletics takes a closer look at their journey over the last two years under Head Coach Jeremy Gunn. The video features interviews with players and staff as well as some memorable moments on the field. Can they do it again in 2017?
Spring Season Screamer! Emma Heikkila
Finnish Free kick specialist Emma Heikkila found the net with this unstoppable blast from 20 yards. Nova SouthEastern University took on visitors Lynn University in a Spring Season game and came away with a sold 2-0 win.
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Goalfest – NCAA Soccer Best Goals 2016
Top 5 MLS SuperDraft Picks Ever
As we gear up for the 2017 MLS SuperDraft. Let’s Take a look back at the best draft picks ever. Video courtesy of Major League Soccer.
- CJ Brown – San Jose State
- Edson Buddle – State Fair Roadrunners
- Geoff Cameron – University of Rhode Island
- Michael Bradley – IMG Academy
- Chris Wondolowski – Chico State
Poll: 2017 MLS Draft Candidates – Best Highlight Reel? ~ Vote Now
The MLS Draft will bring together the top talent from College Soccer as they hope to embark on successful careers in the pros. We’ve checked out some of these MLS Draft Candidtates’ Highlight Reels and can’t work out our favourite. Who looks most ready for a career in the MLS? You decide! Look over the videos – vote and share. Voting closes January 3rd.
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Retro Goals: Simon Bird, University of Louisville vs SLU (2003)
Back to Back College Cup Champions. Stanford beat Wake Forest on PK’s
PK Shootout and Overtime Drama in the Final Four
After a cagey 0-0 contest in regular and over time. Stanford eventually edged past UNC after 10 rounds of nail biting PK’s.
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How it went down: The Women’s College Cup 2016
Tied at 1-1 USC vs West Virginia looked too close to call – USC found two goals late on courtesy of Mexican international Katie Johnson to put the game out of reach and beat top-ranked West Virginia 3-1. It’s the second NCAA Division I women’s championship USC have brought home – a thrilling encounter at San Jose’s Avaya Stadium that lived up to all the hype.
