College
SHE’S JESS FINE: Monmouth’s Johnson nominated for NCAA Woman of the Year Award
Jess Johnson ’20, a recent graduate and member of the Monmouth University women’s soccer program, has been announced as a nominee for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award
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SHUT OUT: No fall season for Patriot League
Patriot League teams will not engage in competition in the fall season, the Patriot League Council of Presidents announced on Monday morning.
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A NO GO: No fall season for Columbia men, women after Ivy League decision
There will be no soccer – men’s or women’s – at Columbia University this fall.
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FINDING SOME FAME: Ventriglia voted into Army West Point Hall
ormer Army West Point women’s soccer coach Gene Ventriglia will be inducted into the Army Sports Hall of Fame.
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WAIT TIL NEXT YEAR: Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame induction moved to May 12, 2021
The 2020 Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony has been moved to May 12, 2021.
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FALLING BACK: MCC suspends fall season, including men’s, women’s soccer
In what has become an epidemic in college sports because of the COVID-19 pandemic, another school has cancelled its 2020 fall athletic seasons, taking the men’s and women’s soccer programs with it.
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ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST: Williams College cancels men’s, women’s soccer seasons
Williams College Monday joined a growing list of schools that have cancelled their fall season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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LIKE GRANDFATHER, LIKE GRANDSON: 2011: Desiderio follows tradition, enters into Bahr family business — soccer
Casey Desiderio is the next generation of the Bahr soccer-playing family. (Shawn Antonelli photo...
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SEA YEAR: 2011: Desiderio gets ‘franc’ in Djibouti on Christmas Eve
Casey Desiderio is accustomed to celebrating Christmas with his family. So when he was away from home in 2009, it was an eye-opener and then some.
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SHUT OUT: The College of New Jersey cancels men’s, women’s soccer this fall
In what is believed to be the first area college to take such drastic action, The College of New Jersey announced Friday that it was cancelling what it considered “high risk sports” this fall and winter.
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GOODBYE, KEN: Snow, former Indiana standout, 2-time Hermann Trophy winner, passes away
Former U.S. international striker Ken Snow, a two-time winner of the Hermann Trophy while starring at Indiana University, passed away due to complications from COVID-19 Sunday.
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A DELIGHTFUL DOZEN: Hofstra men add 12 players for the fall
Hofstra University men’s coach Richard Nuttall announced his incoming class for the fallseason, featuring 12 student-athletes.
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