Trophy Club
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The Zips' Teal Bunbury led the nation with 17 goals.
After standout seasons, Akron's Teal Bunbury and Stanford's Kelley O'Hara were announced as the 2009 Hermann Trophy winners. [+]
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UNC's pressure system was the key as the Tar Heels added to their dynasty, writes Graham Hays. |
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Burns Ortiz: Sweet Sixteen preview The men's soccer NCAA tournament has seen some minor upsets, but for the most part the traditional powers have reached the Sweet Sixteen, writes Maria Burns Ortiz. |
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Burns Ortiz: Vetting the field for the men's College Cup On the cusp of this year's men's College Cup, Akron has to be considered the favorite. But don't overlook a hardened Maryland team or locals North Carolina and Wake Forest, writes Maria Burns Ortiz. |
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Burns Ortiz: ACC rife with talent, but who's the best? The ACC is irrefutably the best men's soccer conference in the country -- top to bottom. But with such a dominant assembly of teams, it's anyone's guess who emerges as the leader of the pack. |
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Burns Ortiz: Keeper's scoreless streak buoys MSU It's not as if Michigan State's Avery Steinlage has never allowed a goal. It only seems that way. The keeper's exceptional play, along with some fierce defense, has the Spartans picking up where they left off last year, writes Maria Burns Ortiz. |
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Burns Ortiz: Roberts a venerable institution at BU Entering his 25th season at the helm of the BU program, coach Neil Roberts has become an institution for the Terriers, writes Maria Burns Ortiz. |
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Burns Ortiz: Small programs face make-or-break games early It's early in the season, but for small programs hoping to reach the NCAA tournament, it's already make-or-break time, writes Maria Burns Ortiz. |
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Burns Ortiz: Men's Hermann watch list full of talent The men's Hermann Trophy watch list gets a lot of hype from start to finish. But this season, it's worth it. From Ivy League hopefuls to netminding standouts, this year's field is wide open, writes Maria Burns Ortiz. |
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Burns Ortiz: Story lines to watch in 2009 While most of the attention will be focused on big-name programs, keep on eye on small-program sleepers like Loyola College and Daytona, writes Maria Burns Ortiz. |
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Burns Ortiz: 2009 men's college season preview With the 2009 college season nearing kickoff, defending champion Maryland still looks like the cream of the crop, writes Maria Burns Ortiz. |
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Burns Ortiz: Top incoming freshmen to watch for 2009 Maryland's Taylor Kemp is one of a group of incoming freshman to keep an eye on during the 2009 season, writes Maria Burns Ortiz. |
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Burns Ortiz: Revamped Tar Heels look to make another run This year's edition of the North Carolina Tar Heels will be vastly different from the 2008 College Cup runner-ups, writes Maria Burns Ortiz. |
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