So the Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) absorbs the American Collegiate Athletic Association (ACAA) and rebrands as the Coast-to-Coast Athletic Conference (C2C).
https://adobe.ly/36J4OCs
https://vimeo.com/478382828
https://www.c2csports.com/landing/index
Members (11)
Christopher Newport [CAC]
Finlandia [ACAA]
Mary Washington [CAC]
Mills [ACAA]
Mount Mary [ACAA]
Pine Manor [ACAA] <being absorbed by Boston College in 2021-22>
Pratt [ACAA]
St. Mary's (Md.) [CAC] <leaving for the NEAC in 2021-22>
Salisbury [CAC]
Southern Virginia [CAC] <leaving for the USA-South in 2021-22>
UC Santa Cruz [ACAA]
Reminder to anyone who doesn't know (and I have run into many so far elsewhere):
These teams won't be playing full conference schedules. CAC members will play against one another; ACAA members will continue to do their thing. CAC member competition will determine who gets into the conf tournament; ACAA members will be determined another way (I think I remember, but don't want to put it out if wrong).
A conference tournament will take place at a predetermined school.
Not the best sign when your shiny new conference is going to lose three members its first full year; then again, that was probably the impetus for the tie-up in the first place.
Quote from: Ron Boerger on November 20, 2020, 03:37:16 PM
Not the best sign when your shiny new conference is going to lose three members its first full year; then again, that was probably the impetus for the tie-up in the first place.
Um ... I thought you already knew this ... the fact they will lose two members (York is gone already) was the impetus to come together.
Also, Mills is tossing in the towel as an institution. But they are a women's college.
Any insight into the Mary Washington vs UVA game today? I don't imagine this was scheduled at the beginning on the season.
Quote from: futbol_watcher on October 25, 2021, 05:11:24 PM
Any insight into the Mary Washington vs UVA game today? I don't imagine this was scheduled at the beginning on the season.
It seemed like the UMW Eagles put up a respectable showing versus their opponent from the ACC today. UMW was able to get 6 shots on target to the 7 SOG for the Cavs (or as UVA followers call UVA-- the 'Hoos.) Unfortunately, the video for this game was not made available to all ESPN Plus subscribers-- you had to subscribe to the ACC Network via either a cable provider or through Sling or Youtube TV subscription to get the live streaming video for this one. Result was as expected-- I did not expect Virginia to come away with anything less than a clean sheet win.
Update-- According to the box score, the Mary Washington goalkeeper saved a PK in the 47th minute. That is especially not easy to do against a DI college soccer team with the caliber of Virginia. (UVA).
I would have liked to watch it. Apparently no goals in the run of play. It looked like UMW opened up with a few shots before UVA put up like 10 in a row. UVA did post some highlights.
https://youtu.be/OIsaFLEz3es
Reviving this thread because a preseason poll from the C2C doesn't fit in a regional post.
Also, it provides context for the fact that there are only 5 teams in this year's poll. Many of the schools in the first post in this thread have closed or been acquired. Others have moved to new conferences (including some not listed that joined later and left before this year, such as Wisconsin-Platteville and Whitewater)
C2C 2024 Coaches Preseason Poll (https://www.c2csports.com/sports/msoc/2024-25/releases/20240821Mens_Soccer_Preseason_Poll)
Despite being only 5 teams, it is a little insight into how these schools see Mary Washington v. Christopher Newport.
2024 C2C Men's Soccer Preseason Poll
Rank Team Points (1st)
1. Mary Washington 16 (4)
2. Christopher Newport 13 (1)
3. Salisbury 9
4. UC Santa Cruz 8
5. Warren Wilson 4
Christopher Newport has posted its 2024 Roster (https://www.cnusports.com/sports/mens-soccer/roster)
A few observations:
- 33 on the roster, compared with 38 last season
- 7 freshman. One player is listed as a redshirt freshman, which doesn't make sense to me. Covid (and D1 transfers) aside, I thought DIII did not allow redshirt years for injury if you are enrolled all four years, but maybe that is a conference rule that most conferences follow or maybe this player didn't actually enroll until spring last season.
- One player listed as a returning grad student using a Covid Year, but he's an important one: 2nd Team All Region midfielder and leading scorer Mason Field. Only 4 others who are seniors on the team, but they do have a solid contingent of juniors (9)
- A few transfers, including GK Aidan O'Mahony a transfer from DII Regis who did not receive any minutes in two years there, and forward Bruno Franco, a transfer from Messiah, who appeared in 18 games last season as a freshman and scored 1 goal.
- Most notable departures are 2nd team All Region midfielder Kyle Stenzel and 2nd team all C2C defender Jonathan Leiding, as well as regular starting defender Jacob Dudley
I would be willing to bet that it's a medical redshirt, not a redshirt in the true sense.
Quote from: stlawus on August 22, 2024, 01:36:47 PMI would be willing to bet that it's a medical redshirt, not a redshirt in the true sense.
You are probably right. He would have had to remove himself from the team completely before the first contest of the season for medical/injury reasons, which presumably happened here.
Quote from: Kuiper on August 22, 2024, 03:35:31 PMQuote from: stlawus on August 22, 2024, 01:36:47 PMI would be willing to bet that it's a medical redshirt, not a redshirt in the true sense.
You are probably right. He would have had to remove himself from the team completely before the first contest of the season for medical/injury reasons, which presumably happened here.
Not true, at least not 2 years ago. In the 2022 season, as long as your injury occurred before 50% of the schedule was played and you participated in less than 33% of the games, you could still get your medical red shirt. The interesting thing was you didn't have to request it immediately, but rather just before you graduated. So my soph. son who got hurt in game 1 and was out for the season could still request a medical red shirt for that season.
Quote from: Ejay on August 22, 2024, 06:07:18 PMQuote from: Kuiper on August 22, 2024, 03:35:31 PMQuote from: stlawus on August 22, 2024, 01:36:47 PMI would be willing to bet that it's a medical redshirt, not a redshirt in the true sense.
You are probably right. He would have had to remove himself from the team completely before the first contest of the season for medical/injury reasons, which presumably happened here.
Not true, at least not 2 years ago. In the 2022 season, as long as your injury occurred before 50% of the schedule was played and you participated in less than 33% of the games, you could still get your medical red shirt. The interesting thing was you didn't have to request it immediately, but rather just before you graduated. So my soph. son who got hurt in game 1 and was out for the season could still request a medical red shirt for that season.
Interesting. Thanks for clarifying. I did some searching and see that this has been extended (https://www.athleticbusiness.com/operations/governing-bodies/article/15636837/diii-council-approves-new-rules-for-championships-hardship-waivers-and-cannabis-testing) to mental health hardship waivers for the last year and this year.
I was wondering why there is no discussion of the reason that UVA is scheduling Mary Washington again this fall. It seems extremely rare that a Division I soccer program would schedule a Division III program during the regular season. I can understand an exhibition match or a spring match but not a regular season match. Does anybody have any insight on this in spite of them doing this already in 2021? What does UVA gain from this? Kudos to Mary Washington participating in this again.
Quote from: shoremensoccer98 on August 30, 2024, 10:11:57 PMI was wondering why there is no discussion of the reason that UVA is scheduling Mary Washington again this fall. It seems extremely rare that a Division I soccer program would schedule a Division III program during the regular season. I can understand an exhibition match or a spring match but not a regular season match. Does anybody have any insight on this in spite of them doing this already in 2021? What does UVA gain from this? Kudos to Mary Washington participating in this again.
Maybe just to keep sharp before the ACC tournament. About a week and a half in between.
Mary Washington advances to the C2C finals over Salisbury in PKs after the two teams tie 1-1 in regulation and two OT periods. The Salisbury keeper was great in PKs. His teammates just skied a few balls.
I think there will be a few coaches studying the tape of this game in preparation for how to deal with Mary Washington in the NCAA tournament because Salisbury clearly was on it.
UC Santa Cruz v. Christopher Newport is the other semifinal game. I don't have a full-blown preview, but UCSC has a certain brand of size and chaos ball that can catch teams off guard (EDIT: and by "brand" I mean they have a decent amount of technical skill and passing mixed in). We'll see how it translates on the east coast. It's probably more common there than on the west coast.
CNU up 2-0 with 30 left in 2nd
Captains have controlled the game for the most part
Quote from: eaglesoccerdad on November 08, 2024, 03:42:56 PMCNU up 2-0 with 30 left in 2nd
Captains have controlled the game for the most part
UC Santa Cruz gets a consolation goal in the 90th minute, but Christopher Newport wins 2-1.
HALF: Christopher Newport 1 - Mary Washington 1
A nice, tight, affair turned into a goal fest in a minute. CNU scored in the 27th minute on a strong run through several defenders and then a slip ball into the box that Drew McWhinney hit past the onrushing GK to the far post. Mary Washington answered less than a minute later, though, with a slip ball of its own where Carter Berg evaded the sliding GK and shot it just hard enough so that the CNU defender was only able to deflect it after it snuck past the near post.
UPDATE: Mary Washington 2 - Christopher Newport
UMW's Joel Albritton scored in the 47th minute on a give-and-go that left Albritton 1 v. 1 on the GK and he hit it one time to give UMW the lead.
It's now 5:44 to go and UMW is lucky not to be down a man on a take-down from behind that looked like a WWE move
UPDATE: CNU 2 - UMW 2
McWhinney scores again in the 89th minute to equalize on a great cross and header
It's going to OT!
FINAL: Mary Washington 3 - Christopher Newport 2
Berg scores on a set piece in the 93rd minute for the golden goal to win the C2C
Berg with the Golden Goal!!!
C2C 3 peat
Not surprisingly considering that Christopher Newport serves as its sponsor on its application to DIII, exploratory DIII member Regent University will be joining the Coast-to-Coast conference starting in 2025-2026 (https://www.regent.edu/news/regent-university-joins-coast-to-coast-athletic-conference/?site=law).
QuoteThe Coast-To-Coast Athletic Conference (C2C) is excited to welcome Regent University as its newest member institution following unanimous support from the C2C Board of Directors. Regent will become the conference's sixth core member and begin competition during the 2025-2026 academic year.
"The C2C is delighted to welcome Regent University as the latest addition to the league," said University of Mary Washington President Dr. Troy Paino, Chair of the C2C Board of Directors. "We eagerly anticipate the Royals' continued growth and success in the years ahead."
Regent University is a private Christian institution located in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Regent is currently in its Exploratory Year with the NCAA prior to submitting application for the NCAA Division III Provisional Membership process in January. The Royals will be immediately eligible to compete in all C2C championships and are on pace to become a full NCAA Division III member for the 2028-29 academic year.
"Regent University is pleased to join the Coast-To-Coast Athletic Conference," said Gordon Robertson, Chancellor of Regent University. "Conference membership is an important milestone in the strategic growth of the Regent Royals athletic program. We look forward to this new partnership as we continuously pursue Regent's values of excellence, innovation, and integrity."
Regent men's soccer competed in the NCCAA this past season and had a record of 5-7-1. Among D3 opponents, it had wins against Greensboro (2-0), Gallaudet (2-0), and Mary Baldwin (2-1), tied North Carolina Wesleyan (1-1), and lost to Virginia Wesleyan (0-3), Guilford (0-5), Randolph-Macon (0-1)
A bird told me they were sniffing around the ODAC for a sponsor originally but couldn't get any takers. The ODAC is so big already, unless you are bringing football it's hard to justify more members.
I do wonder if a few more teams in the area will cause a split, but with the losses of Ferrum and E&H to D2 I think that possibilty faded.
Coast-to-Coast Conference Announces Johnson & Wales Charlotte as its Newest Member (https://c2csports.com/general/2024-25/releases/20250114newMemberJWUCharlotte)
QuoteThe Coast-To-Coast Athletic Conference (C2C) is excited to welcome Johnson & Wales University (JWU) Charlotte as its newest member institution following unanimous support from the C2C Board of Directors. JWU Charlotte will become the conference's seventh core member and begin competition during the 2025-2026 academic year.
"The C2C is thrilled to welcome JWU Charlotte as the newest member of the conference," said University of Mary Washington President Dr. Troy Paino, Chair of the C2C Board of Directors. "We look forward to the Wildcats' continued growth and success in the years to come."
JWU Charlotte is a private institution located in Charlotte, North Carolina. JWU Charlotte is currently in its Exploratory Year with the NCAA prior to submitting an application for the NCAA Division III Provisional Membership process later this month. The Wildcats will be immediately eligible to compete in all C2C championships and are on pace to become a full NCAA Division III member for the 2028-29 academic year.
"Joining the C2C will elevate JWU Charlotte by giving our student-athletes the opportunity to compete against teams nationwide, excel in academics and leadership, and strengthen our impact while reflecting our core values," said Richard Mathieu, Ph.D., president, Charlotte Campus, Johnson & Wales University.
JWU Charlotte will sponsor the following C2C sports: men's cross country, women's cross country, men's soccer, women's soccer, men's basketball, women's basketball, women's volleyball, men's tennis, women's tennis, men's baseball, women's softball and women's outdoor track and field. The Wildcats currently compete as a member of the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) where they have won the last two Director's Cup titles.
"We are excited to join the Coast-to-Coast Conference, a top-notch NCAA Division III athletic conference. Not only will membership provide our student-athletes with the opportunity to compete for championships, but it also demonstrates how the philosophies of the other member universities align closely with JWU's values," said Trudi Lacey, director of JWU Charlotte athletics.
The C2C will consist of seven full-time members in 2025-26: University of California-Santa Cruz, Christopher Newport University (Va.), Johnson & Wales University Charlotte (N.C.), University of Mary Washington (Va.), Regent University (Va.), Salisbury University (Md.) and Warren Wilson College (N.C.).
This team could be reasonably competitive in D3. They were USCAA DII Nat'l Champions two years ago. Last season, J&W Charlotte men's soccer was 6-4-5. Among D3 opponents, it lost to Pfeiffer 2-1, tied NC Wesleyan 1-1, beat Greensboro 2-0, and beat Methodist 2-1. I assume they will continue to play USA South members and Warren Wilson from the C2C, plus some ODAC teams.
I wish them better luck than their defunct location in Denver which went bellyup in the middle of their first or second year in the SCAC.
The C2C is a southeastern member or two away from being able to cut loose UCSC and become an actual conference that does more than just conference tournaments and player awards. Don't get me wrong, it's still a conference tied together only because no one else wants them, but it would be nice to have full conference seasons.
They are still long road trips, Salisbury to Warren Wilson is almost 10 hours I think, and JW-C can't be much better, but it might be better than having to find a million non-conference games in every sport every year.
Quote from: jknezek on January 15, 2025, 03:16:25 PMThe C2C is a southeastern member or two away from being able to cut loose UCSC and become an actual conference that does more than just conference tournaments and player awards. Don't get me wrong, it's still a conference tied together only because no one else wants them, but it would be nice to have full conference seasons.
They are still long road trips, Salisbury to Warren Wilson is almost 10 hours I think, and JW-C can't be much better, but it might be better than having to find a million non-conference games in every sport every year.
After Regent and JW-C are full DIII members in 2028-2029, I think C2C will have the required 6 members for a men's soccer AQ without UC Santa Cruz, assuming they don't lose anyone in the interim.
By then, C2C might have picked up some more new members from Texas if the last remaining ASC schools decide they need to join for the benefit of their non-football sports getting access to an AQ option.
[Cross-posted from the 2025 Schedules thread]
Johnson & Wales (Charlotte) (https://charlotte.jwuathletics.com/sports/mens-soccer/schedule)
Johnson & Wales Charlotte was in its DIII exploratory year in 2024-2025 and was announced (https://charlotte.jwuathletics.com/news/2025/1/16/general-c2c-announces-johnson-wales-university-charlotte-as-newest-member.aspx)earlier this year as the 7th member of the Coast-to-Coast conference. I think they applied for provisional membership in February and are on pace to become a full member of DIII in 2028-2029. They are, however, immediately eligible to compete in the C2C conference. Their Athletics Dept staff is still getting up to speed on what that means, though, as they have identified 4 games (home-and-away series with Warren Wilson and Regent) as "C2C" games, even though there are no regular season games in the C2C. Nevertheless, I admire their eagerness to claim membership. Last year, they played some DIII schools and did pretty well, beating Greensboro and Methodist, tying NC Wesleyan, and losing to Pfeiffer. This year, they drop NC Wesleyan, Pfeiffer, and Greensboro and, in addition to opening at Methodist and playing Regent and Warren Wilson twice, they add Bridgewater, Eastern Mennonite, Southern Virginia, Guilford, William Peace, and Piedmont. Seems like there be plenty of D3 opponents for J&WC going forward, between the USA South and the ODAC, plus the other mid-Atlantic C2C schools. That might allow them to decline to play DI Davidson, who they lost to 8-0 last year and are again scheduled to play this season. I can understand accepting an opportunity to play local-ish D1 programs like Duke or UNC just for the experience even though they know they will be thrashed, but, with all due respect for @PaulNewman, who I believe went to Davidson, the experience of playing at Davidson's modest field and using their tiny locker rooms isn't going to be better than most DIII programs and will be worse than some. Moreover, the "crowd" Davidson is going to get for a Wednesday game against J&W Charlotte probably isn't going to feel like a DI atmosphere, if such a thing exists across-the-board. It does, however, provide a local game that their parents can easily attend, so from that perspective I get it.
The Coast-to-Coast Conference posted its Men's Soccer Preseason Coaches Poll (https://www.instagram.com/c2cathconf/p/DNlS7zGhBbv/). The top two are no surprise.
1. Mary Washington
2. Christopher Newport
T3. UC Santa Cruz
T3. Salisbury
5. JWU Charlotte
6. Regent
7. Warren Wilson
Living in VA, I've often wondered why UMW and CNU don't join a better conference than the C2C. They are both very good programs, I'm sure there would be offers. Anybody have insights on this?
Quote from: VASoccerDad on September 26, 2025, 02:26:48 PMLiving in VA, I've often wondered why UMW and CNU don't join a better conference than the C2C. They are both very good programs, I'm sure there would be offers. Anybody have insights on this?
I don't know the specific story, but the C2C has recently been a place for schools that had trouble finding a conference that would have them. In the recent past, the C2C members have included UMW, CNU, UCSC, Wisconsin-Platteville, and Wisconsin Whitewater, among others. The common denominator for these schools is that they are all state schools with larger enrollments than most D3 schools. It's sometimes hard for schools like that to find conferences because most schools want to be grouped with schools that are similarly situated to them in terms of size and resources.
The C2C was pulled together with old members of the Capital Athletic Conference that over a couple of years saw defections - Frostburg to D2, PSU Harrisburg to NEAC, York to the MAC, St Marys to UEC. This left Salisbury, CNU & UMW needing more schools in order to get AC status. I guess fortunately there were enough other orphaned schools out there UCSC & the UW schools looking for partners. Once the schools from around the country were brought in the CAC was rebranded to the C2C.
CNU & UMW are a little larger (3500-4000) than most ODAC schools (1500-3000) but not by much.
Quote from: eaglesoccerdad on September 27, 2025, 10:07:50 AMThe C2C was pulled together with old members of the Capital Athletic Conference that over a couple of years saw defections - Frostburg to D2, PSU Harrisburg to NEAC, York to the MAC, St Marys to UEC. This left Salisbury, CNU & UMW needing more schools in order to get AC status. I guess fortunately there were enough other orphaned schools out there UCSC & the UW schools looking for partners. Once the schools from around the country were brought in the CAC was rebranded to the C2C.
CNU & UMW are a little larger (3500-4000) than most ODAC schools (1500-3000) but not by much.
Based upon conversations I've read over the years on D3boards, I think that in this case public vs. private is regarded as a more important issue than enrollment size when it comes to conference affiliations in MD/VA/NC and southern PA.
The ODAC's charter specifically states that members have to be private universities.
C2C Tournament Schedule
Quarterfinals – Thursday, November 6
4:00 PM ET – Game 1: #4 UC Santa Cruz vs. #5 JWU Charlotte
7:00 PM ET – Game 2: #3 Salisbury vs. #6 Warren Wilson
Semifinals – Friday, November 7
4:00 PM ET – Game 3: #1 Christopher Newport vs. Game 1 Winner
7:00 PM ET – Game 4: #2 Mary Washington vs. Game 2 Winner
Championship – Sunday, November 9
10:00 AM ET – Game 5: Game 3 Winner vs. Game 4 Winner
https://www.c2csports.com/sports/msoc/2025-26/releases/20251105C2CawardsMSOC
The 2025 Coast-To-Coast Athletic Conference (C2C) Men's Soccer awards have been announced. The following are this year's honorees, as voted on by the league's head coaches.
Mary Washington's Sammy Amorose claimed Offensive Player of the Year honors. He has a league-high six assists along with seven goals for 20 points for the Eagles.
UMW's Tristan Kickbush took home Defensive Player of the Year honors. Kickbush led the C2C in saves (78) and save percentage (83%) and has five shutouts.
Salisbury's David Brunetti was named Rookie of the Year after playing in all 17 games. He led the Sea Gull offense with seven goals including two game-winners.
UMW's Nathan Macek, a business major, received Scholar-Athlete of the Year distinction. The senior started all 18 games with 1,507 minutes played and two assists.
Christopher Newport's Justin Chezem earned Coaching Staff of the Year honors for the third time. The Captains are 10-2-5 this season in his seventh year on the sidelines.
2025 C2C Offensive Player of the Year: Sammy Amorose, Mary Washington
2025 C2C Defensive Player of the Year: Tristan Kickbush, Mary Washington
2025 C2C Rookie of the Year: David Brunetti, Salisbury
2025 C2C Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Nathan Macek, Mary Washington
2025 C2C Coaching Staff of the Year: Justin Chezem, Christopher Newport
2025 All-C2C Men's Soccer First Team
NAME YR. POS. TEAM HOMETOWN
Sammy Amorose Sr. F Mary Washington Jacksonville, N.C.
David Brunetti Fr. F Salisbury Essex, Md.
Soren Groessl Jr. F UC Santa Cruz Encinitas, Calif.
Yann-Olivier Kamga Jr. F Regent Woodbridge, Va.
Niklas Seguin Jr. F JWU Charlotte Mooresville, NC
Moises Argueta-Garcia Fr. M Mary Washington Leesburg, Va.
Jackson Chandler Sr. M UC Santa Cruz Agoura Hills, Calif.
Barry Jones Sr. M Christopher Newport Richmond, Va.
Jack Sturman Jr. M Mary Washington Ashburn, Va.
Michael Braun Jr. D UC Santa Cruz San Diego, Calif.
Carson Friedlein So. D Christopher Newport Midlothian, Va.
Nathan Macek Sr. D Mary Washington Laurel, Md.
Tristan Kickbush Sr. GK Mary Washington Arlington, Va.
2025 All-C2C Men's Soccer Second Team
NAME YR. POS. TEAM HOMETOWN
Drew McWhinney Jr. F Christopher Newport Arlington, Va.
Steve Moodie Fr. F Warren Wilson Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Joe Summerfield Jr. F Christopher Newport Hampton, Va.
Dale Gordon Jr. M Salisbury Ellicott City, Md.
Asher Kuzemka Sr. M Christopher Newport Clifton, Va.
Gavin Miller Sr. M Salisbury Salisbury, Md.
Carter Bonini Jr. D JWU Charlotte Hickory, NC
Nicolas Chinchilla Fr. D Salisbury Brooklyn, Md.
Blake Hoskins Sr. D Mary Washington Glen Burnie, Md.
Declan Karney So. D Christopher Newport Severna Park, Md.
Jack Schwarz Jr. D Salisbury Richmond, Va.
Yazan Yaghmmour Jr. D Christopher Newport Haymarket, Va.
Hayden Dewey Sr. GK Christopher Newport Richmond, Va.
happy to see Amarose get the recognition. Every team had the knives out for him with some man marking as well since he is clearly the main creator.
updated schedules after the quarters. surprising that Warren Wilson able to keep it tight with Salisbury. WW finished the year 2-12-1.
Quarterfinals – Thursday, November 6
4:00 PM ET – Game 1: #4 UC Santa Cruz vs. #5 JWU Charlotte, UCSC 3-1
7:00 PM ET – Game 2: #3 Salisbury vs. #6 Warren Wilson, SU 3-2
Semifinals – Friday, November 7
4:00 PM ET – Game 3: #1 Christopher Newport vs. #4 UC Santa Cruz
7:00 PM ET – Game 4: #2 Mary Washington vs. #3 Salisbury
Championship – Sunday, November 9
10:00 AM ET – Game 5: Game 3 Winner vs. Game 4 Winner
Note: Match can be moved to 12:00 PM ET if both finalists agree after semifinals
Salisbury really taking it to Mary Washington in the semifinal matchup. Up 2-0 with a little over 10 minutes to go. Barring a late comeback from UMW, it will be a Christopher Newport - Salisbury final in the C2C
FINAL: Salisbury 2 - Mary Washington 0
0-0 with 20 minutes left in 2nd
Update: CNU with a solid goal to go up 1-0 with 12 minutes left
Final CNU 1 - Salisbury 0