COLLEGE (NCAA) SOCCER

There is a wide variety of sports organised by the NCAA for the colleges of USA. Soccer is one of these sports, but has been criticised at college level as having too short seasons and holding back players. The MLS have been trying to entice youngsters to skip college soccer altogether with schemes such as Project-40. This part of the site will profile the history and 2000 season for college soccer.

HISTORY OF COLLEGE SOCCER

• NCAA Tournament Finals History

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

• MAC Hermann Trophy Player of the Year History

The MAC Hermann Trophy was the combined Hermann and MAC Awards and was created in 2002. Past winner of the separated awards before this are listed below. 

• Hermann Trophy Player of the Year History
• Missouri Athletic Club Player of the Year History

2003 SEASON

All America Teams 2003

2002 SEASON

All America Teams 2002

2001 SEASON

NCAA Tournament Results 2001

All America Teams 2001

2000 SEASON

Regular Season

The top 32 teams from the regular season qualify for the NCAA Tournament. All the colleges are split into conferences.

• Top 25 rankings at end of regular season

• Conference by Conference Tournament Winners
• National Statistical Leaders

NCAA Tournament

The NCAA tournament decides who will become the champion college of the season. The semi-final and final named the  Final Four are played at a neutral venue.

• Full Tournament results

• Final Four review

• Final Four team rosters

The Best Players in 2000

The best players included Chris Gbandi of UConn and Ali Curtis of Duke. The two main awards were split between these two stars

• Hermann Trophy 2000

• Missouri Athletic Club Player of the Year 2000

• All America Teams 2000

• Conference Award Winners

• Top Freshmen

Player Profiles

These profiles are of the top players in the 2000 college season and are connected to from the various links above

• College player profiles

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