lmao "Drop Kick"!!! as compared to drop ball

Quote from: futbol117 on January 23, 2020, 08:45:17 AM
Alums with head coaching Jobs also include Jimmy Conlon, head womens coach at Wash U, Brad Johnson, men's coach at the University of Dubuque, Jason Berna, Women's coach at the University of Dubuque, and Nick Rizzo head Women's coach at Monmouth College. There is a lot of them out there still in the game. Assuming I missed a few as well.

Let's not forget the talented Sean Elvert('14) making inroads  @ Bluffton University.

These announcers.....

anyone got the stream going for the Calvin v Tufts match?
keeps showing Amherst match 

  Is there not a stream for the St. Norb's v. Polar Bears match today??
Seems odd

Skies opened up like the Amherst Wall... 3-0

Quote from: Ommadawn on October 18, 2018, 05:56:16 PM
Host Knox knocks off (sorry) Loras 1-0.  From what I saw (most of the second half), it looked like a fair result. Knox hit a couple off the crossbar, and looked the better team on the day.

Watched the match, sure doesn't look like there was any cohesiveness on the pitch today for the Duhawks.
No composure whatsoever out there. Someone needs to take control and pass, yes pass the ball around instead of pounding it 50 yards down field and hoping for some type of mistake.
They have plenty of talent but not being utilized to its fullest for sure.
This game hurts, a win would of helped them move up the Regional Rankings 

Quote from: Mr.Right on December 01, 2017, 10:58:09 PM
Could be a repeat of 2012 NCAA FINAL when Messiah ripped apart Ohio Northern 5-1....They might blow North Park off the field tomorrow unless North Park GK performs a miracle tomorrow...He might need to make 20 Saves tomorrow.

Yep that Loras match was the Final.
Polar Bears had nothing that day..

Congrats to NP, bringing more recondition to the program!

  Can't Wait for the Deep Dish pizza 

Quote from: Mr.Right on November 18, 2017, 09:58:49 PM
Why do I have the feeling that Chicago will be undisciplined in PK's...Maybe just a hunch but I think Chicago needs to go out and win this thing

Getting that feeling in my stomach

Quote from: Mr.Right on November 18, 2017, 09:51:06 PM
Chicago v Emory 1-1 heading to OT....

the camera person 

LOL yep, not a way you want to start the 2017 campaign. Score a goal, give a goal, then another, score,give,score,and finally bit the dust.
Some sketchy defensive lapse that have to be cleaned up.
Toooo much spacing between mids and def caused three of the four goals.

Aurora had three outstanding goals and the final one seemed like it should of been stopped by the keeper but snuck through his hands.

If you thought Aurora was tough wait till tonight against Wheaton 

Good to see a some former Duhawks sticking with the footy game. 

Elvert and Koenig wish you luck in your next endeavor.

Sean Elvert is in his first year as an assistant men's soccer coach at Ohio Northern.
Prior to joining the ONU staff, Sean was an assistant coach for the men's soccer program at Bluffton University from 2015-2017.
He also served as an assistant coach for the men's program at Loras College (Iowa) after playing goalkeeper for the Loras Men's Soccer team. 
During his four years at Loras, Sean played on teams that qualified for the NCAA Tournament each year which included two trips to the "Final Four".
Sean earned his degree in Sport Management with a minor in Public Relations in 2015. In addition, Sean was an assistant coach for the boy's soccer program at Wahlert Catholic High School in Dubuque, Iowa for two years.

and Sam Koenig

The Dominican University department of athletics has announced the hiring of Sam Koenig for the open position of Coordinator of Athletics Facilities and Student-Workers/Assistant Men's Soccer Coach, replacing Dominican University alum Jeff Halsema '03 who had been with the department in various roles since 2003.  Koenig comes to Dominican after a standout playing career at Loras College where the Dubuque native helped the Duhawks to three NCAA Division III National Tournament Final Fours including a national runner-up finish in 2015. 

During his collegiate soccer career, Koenig was a two-time Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-American as well as a NSCAA Scholar All-American, both awards combining his academic and athletic success with the Duhawks.  Koenig was twice recognized as an All-IIAC selection, including during his junior season when he earned a spot on the NSCAA All-North Region First Team in helping Loras to a 17-3-2 overall mark and a Sweet 16 appearance in the NCAA Division III Men's Soccer Championship.

Upon graduation, Koenig joined the Loras College athletics staff serving as an assistant coach with the Duhawks' men's and women's soccer teams before adding head women's lacrosse coach responsibilities in July of 2016.  With the soccer programs, Koenig helped Loras to Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (IIAC) in both men's and women's soccer including a NCAA Division III National Tournament second round appearance with the women.  With the Duhawks' women's lacrosse program, Koenig led the program to a program-record in wins before recruiting ten student-athletes for the 2018 season.

In addition to his success as a player and a coach with the Duhawks, Koenig has additional experience as a soccer coach at the club and high school levels.  From 2013-2016, Koenig helped develop the Wahlert Catholic boys' soccer program, earning a Class 2A third-place finish in the Iowa state tournament in 2016 while coaching a total of twenty all-conference athletes along the way.  In the club scene, Koenig is a director and board member of the Key City Soccer Club, focusing on developing essential soccer skills, and work ethic, as well as getting the club's players to play at a higher level.

Quote from: Shooter McGavin on March 07, 2017, 08:43:16 AM
Classes are starting to take shape and should be finishing up this month for most programs. Will D3soccer have another submission list on their website like the previous year? That was very nice to reference for our respective teams! 

a little info i could find

QuoteMurray star transfers to prep school.
Danny Chavarria, a former soccer standout at Murray High School, has left Kentucky in his hopes to further his soccer career.
One of the top soccer players in his age group in the country, Chavarria has transferred to Shattuck-St. Mary's in Minnesota

At St. Mary's, Chavarria won't just play Minnesota schools, but he will travel all across the nation playing some of the best high schools in the country.
Playing in the midfield, Chavarria had 14 goals and six assists last season, but is more known for his teamwork rather than his individual skills...

Over the summer, Chavarria was named the state's Youth Soccer Player of the Year, and has only improved from there. In December,he went to a regional camp in Florida with 72 of the best players his age from around the country...

#GoDuhawks

Jacob Bender with the Bender 1-0 Falcons