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Past Player News
Mikael Mendez (Tejanos 88 girls) 1st debut for the Rochester Rhinos netted a Goal
Rochester controlled the pace of the first half offensively, taking 12 shots and facing only six. The Rhinos first goal of the season came in the 22nd minute when forward Amanda Janosky sent a header across the length of the goal into the right side. Janosky's first career goal was soon met by her second as she struck again in the 35th off of a pass from Rhinos' forward Brittany Kinmond.
The Rhinos entered the second half with quite a bit of momentum from the 2-0 lead, keeping a large portion of the half in the offensive zone. Despite the momentum, the Pioneers managed to decrease their deficit with an unassisted goal off the foot of midfielder Holly Tyser in the 67th minute.
In the 83rd minute, Rochester sent in Mikael Mendes as a substitute for forward Amy O'Sullivan. The substitution proved fruitful in the following minute as Mendes netted a header off of the boot of Janosky to seal the Pioneer's fate. Rhinos' goalkeeper Joy McKenzie kept the net on lockdown, playing hard all 90 minutes while facing 10 shots in the victory.
The Rhinos women hit the road next week to take on the Hamilton Avalanche on Sunday, June 1st at 7:00 p.m. The ladies will return home for a Saturday matinee on June 7th at 4:00 p.m. against the Vermont Lady Voltage.
88 DFW Tejano Report
This is my last report of the season. I would like to thank everyone for letting me ramble on about our guys this fall. I am so proud of all of them and I am already looking forward to the Spring Season. Until then, I will continue to keep everyone up to date on any news from time to time. If anyone has any new that they want to get out or would like for be added or deleted from the list, please let me know.
I was fortunate enough to get down to Kerrville on Saturday to Watch Schreiner play Mississippi College and the Ozarks play Hardin Simmons in the semi-finals of the ASWC Tournament. Although Schreiner and the Ozarks could not overcome 1 goal deficits, I couldn’t have been more proud of all of our guys. I may be biased, but I believe Nick, Daniel, Ernest, Jorge, Brandon and Matt were the best players on the field. Nick made unbelievable save after unbelievable save to only allow 3 goals. Mississippi was not going to let Ernest beat them again after he scored a hat trick against them last week. As seen in the picture, he was doubled and tripled teamed all day. Jorge scored the opening goal and won every 50-50 ball as he always does. Daniel held down the defense and showed his leadership and non-stop hustle for the whole match. Brandon worked as hard as he always does and created several scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates down to the final whistle. Matt came off the bench and provided a spark to the offense with his hustle, strength and determination. Not only all that, but it gave me the opportunity to catch up with the all of the parents. Everyone is doing great and, like me, they all miss everyone. Due to the weather, I was not able to take as many pictures as I would have liked, but I am attaching one of each of the guys I got to see play.
Ryan Spence – Midwestern State The Mustangs went 1-1-0 in the Regional Tournament by defeating Incarnate Word on Friday by a score of 2-0 and losing to the defending Champions, Ft. Lewis in a shootout. Midwestern State defeated Ft. Lewis earlier in the year which was their first loss since 2004. Watch out next year for the Mustangs. Midwestern Home Page: http://athletics.mwsu.edu/soccerm/index.asp
Ernest Villarreal, Jorge Pineda, Nick Morrison, Daniel Cortez – Schreiner University The Mountaineers lost a semi-final match to Mississippi College in a 2-3 thriller. The game was back and forth for 90 minutes, but Schreiner could not get the equalizer. Though the season came to a disappointing end, the team had another great year and will be back even stronger in 2007. Schreiner Home Page: http://athletics.schreiner.edu/MSoccer/News/2006/090906MSOC.htm
Brandon Cain and Matt Engleman – University of the Ozarks The Eagles fell to eventual champions Hardin Simmons by a score of 0-1. The Cowboys scored the only goal in the 60th minute then pack in the back to hold off the hard charging Eagles. This is another team that is only losing a few seniors and will be a force to be reckoned with next season. Ozark Eagles Home Page: http://www.ozarks.edu/athletics/msoccer/default.asp
Aaron Yancy – Huston-Tillotson The Rams lost their opening game in the Regional Tournament. Huston-Tillotson hired Coach Lassiter right before the start of the season. Aaron and the team exceeded all expectations this year and will ride the momentum in to next year. Rams Home Page: http://athletics.htu.edu/Soccer/tabid/56/Default.aspx
Russell Liakos and Camron Quitugua – UT Dallas The Comets lost their opening tournament match to Mississippi College in a shootout. UT Dallas had another solid year and has established them selves as a perennial power in the ASWC. Comets Home page: http://cometsports.utdallas.edu/MSOC/MSOCMAIN.htm
Trae Harrison - Duke The Blue Devils defeated Wake Forest in overtime for the second consecutive ACC title. Duke will move on to the Regional of the NCAA Tournament. I am pulling for a Duke National Championship. Keep up with their progress at the following web site. Duke Home page: http://www.goduke.com/SportSelect.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=4200&KEY=&SPID=1833&SPSID=22445
Donny Bordelon Breaking News……………..
Aaron Yancy : Huston Tillotson The Rams defeated Houston Baptist in the Championship game of the RRAC Conference Tournament in a come back thriller by a score of 3-2. As a result, Huston Tillotson will move on to the NAIA Regional Tournament next week. Best of luck to Aaron and the team at the Regionals. HT Rams: http://athletics.htu.edu/Soccer/tabid/56/Default.aspx
Ernest Villarreal : Schreiner University After a three goal and one assist performance in two games last weekend, Ernest has been named the American Southwest Conference Player of the Week and to the D3KICKS Team of the Week. Click on the link below for the national publication. D3KICKS: http://www.d3kicks.com/teamoftheweek.php Schreiner: http://athletics.schreiner.edu/MSoccer/default.htm As predicted, the race in the American Southwest Conference went down to the wire. Schreiner came out on top and they will host the Tournament this weekend. My plan is to drive to Kerrville Saturday morning and watch the semi-finals. I am really looking forward to seeing everyone.
Alex Torda - University of Dayton The Flyers ended the season on an up note with a four game unbeaten streak. On Saturday, the game against Richmond ended in a 2-2 draw. In the last game of the season on Sunday, Dayton defeated Charlotte by a score of 4-2. Alex’s season finished early due to an ankle injury. His final stats for the year were 12 games started, 2 goals and 1 assist. Flyers Home Page: http://daytonflyers.cstv.com/sports/m-soccer/dayt-m-soccer-body.html
Andrew Bordelon – Drury University The Panthers ended their season with a 2-1 win at Missouri Southern. With that win, Drury ended with a final record of 10-5-5. The team is setting the off season workout plan for the players to start after the first of the year. Andrew’s final stats for the season were 20 games started, 1 goal and 3 assists. Everyone is already looking forward to next year. Panthers Home Page: http://www.drury.edu/section/section.cfm?sid=68
Ryan Spence – Midwestern State The Mustangs won their conference tournament by defeating Eastern New Mexico 5-1 and West Texas A&M 4-3. Midwestern is preparing to play in the NCAA Division II Tournament. They open against Incarnate Word on Friday. Midwestern Home Page: http://athletics.mwsu.edu/soccerm/index.asp
Ernest Villarreal, Jorge Pineda, Nick Morrison, Daniel Cortez – Schreiner University The Mountaineers needed two road wins to secure the number 1 seed and tournament host. On Friday, they defeated Louisiana College 4-0. Ernest had an assist. Needing a win on Saturday, Schreiner defeated Mississippi College by a score of 4-2 behind Ernest’s first colligate hat trick. Schreiner will host the tournament and is awarded a first round bye. Their first game is Saturday at 11:00am. Schreiner Home Page: http://athletics.schreiner.edu/MSoccer/News/2006/090906MSOC.htm
Aaron Yancy – Huston-Tillotson The Rams continued their winning ways by defeating conference rival Northwood 6-1. Aaron score his first colligate goal in the match. The Rams go in to the conference tournament as the number 2 seed. Aaron was named to the second team ALL-RRAC Conference for his strong play all season. Rams Home Page: http://athletics.htu.edu/Soccer/tabid/56/Default.aspx
Brandon Cain and Matt Engleman – University of the Ozarks The Eagles will go in to the conference as the number two seed as a result of their 1-0 win against LeTourneau on Saturday. Ozarks receives a first round bye and will play Saturday at 1:00. As I said earlier, I am planning on being there and cheering the boys to another victory. Ozark Eagles Home Page: http://www.ozarks.edu/athletics/msoccer/default.asp
Trae Harrison - Duke The Blue Devils go in to the ACC Conference tournament as the number 1 seed and will face North Carolina State in their opening game. Duke Home page: http://www.goduke.com/SportSelect.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=4200&KEY=&SPID=1833&SPSID=22445
Blake Lankford – UT Tyler The Patriots were not eligible for post season play this year. Despite that, they finished the season with the best record in conference for the second year in a row. UT Tyler finished with ranked 22 nationally with a record of 14-2-1 overall and an 11-1-1 conference record. Blake’s final stats were 15 Games played / 13 started and 6 goals and 2 assists. Patriots Soccer: http://www.uttyler.edu/athletics/msoccer/index.html
Russell Liakos and Camron Quitugua – UT Dallas The Comets qualified for the conference tournament as the 5th seed and will face number 4 Mississippi on Friday at 11:00am. With a win, they will face Schreiner in the semi-finals at 11:00 Saturday. Comets Home page: http://cometsports.utdallas.edu/MSOC/MSOCMAIN.htm
Ben Smith – Texas Wesleyan The Rams finished the season with 3 wins in a row. Ben was named RRAC Player of the week for his four goals, including the hat trick. The Rams moved to the semi-finals win a 4-1 tournament win over Southwest Assemblies of God. Ben scored the game winner on an unassisted breakaway. Rams Home Page: http://www.txwesleyan.edu/athletics/m-soccer/index.htm
Jared Hall – St. Andrews The Knights moved to the conference finals with a shootout victory over number 1 seed Queens University . In the finals, they feel to Limestone. The championship was also decided in a shootout. St. Andrews Home Page: http://www.sapc.edu/athletics/soccer/index.php 88 DFW Tejano Report
Some of the teams played their last regular season games this weekend and the others will play theirs this week. It has been a good first year for all of the players and most of the schools finished with improved records. As I said several weeks ago, the race to host the American Southwest Conference Tournament will go down to the wire. UTD, Schreiner and the Ozarks are all in a battle along with Mississippi and Hardin Simmons to finish as the top seed. UT Tyler holds the best record, but is not eligible to host this season. I will never pull against any of our guys, but I am hoping for UTD or Schreiner to come out on top so I can see some of the matches the first weekend in November. I can even get to Abilene if Hardin Simmons wins, but Clarksville, Arkansas or Clinton, Mississippi might be just a little too far for me.
Alex Torda - University of Dayton The Flyers traveled to the Nations Capitol on Friday for a conference battle against George Washington University . The match ended in a 1-1 draw. They defeated La Salle in Philadelphia by final score of 1-0 on Sunday. Alex was not able to play in either match due to his injured ankle. Dayton will play its last two matches of the season at home this weekend. Flyers Home Page: http://daytonflyers.cstv.com/sports/m-soccer/dayt-m-soccer-body.html
Andrew Bordelon – Drury University The Panthers traveled to Wichita , Kansas on Friday and defeated Newman University by a score of 3-1. The win was their ninth of the season and improved their record to 9-5-5. Drury will look to end their season on an upbeat on Tuesday with a road game against Missouri Southern. Panthers Home Page: http://www.drury.edu/section/section.cfm?sid=68
Ryan Spence – Midwestern State The Mustangs finished their regular season on the road and picked up their 10th and 11th consecutive wins. On Friday they traveled to Joplin , Missouri and defeated Missouri Southern by a score of 4-0. On Sunday, Midwestern avenged an earlier loss and defeated Northeastern State by a score of 3-0 in Tahleguah , Oklahoma . The Mustangs will host the conference tournament as the number one seed. Midwestern Home Page: http://athletics.mwsu.edu/soccerm/index.asp
Ernest Villarreal, Jorge Pineda, Nick Morrison, Daniel Cortez – Schreiner University The Mountaineers went into the weekend knowing the chance to host the conference tournament was in their hands. They helped themselves by defeating Ozarks on Friday by a score of 1-0 on a goal by Ernest in the 75th minute. On Saturday, Schreiner shot themselves in the foot and lost to UTD by a score of 1-2. They still have hopes but they will need two road wins this weekend and some help in other games to obtain the number one seed. Schreiner Home Page: http://athletics.schreiner.edu/MSoccer/News/2006/090906MSOC.htm
Aaron Yancy – Huston-Tillotson The Rams defeated Houston Baptist in a conference game on Friday by a score of 2-0. The win improved their record to 10-3-1 and 5-1-0 in conference. Aaron was credited with assists on both of the goals. Rams Home Page: http://athletics.htu.edu/Soccer/tabid/56/Default.aspx
Brandon Cain and Matt Engleman – University of the Ozarks The Eagles split a pair of conference matches on the road. On Friday, they fell to Schreiner in a close game by a score of 0-1. Ozarks was able to rebound on Saturday against Texas Lutheran by a score of 4-1. They too are clinging to hopes of hosting the conference tournament as the number one seed. Ozark Eagles Home Page: http://www.ozarks.edu/athletics/msoccer/default.asp
Trae Harrison - Duke The Blue Devils defeated Alabama A&M on Tuesday in a non-conference match by a score of 4-1. Duke then defeated ACC rival North Carolina on Saturday by a score of 1-0. Duke Home page: http://www.goduke.com/SportSelect.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=4200&KEY=&SPID=1833&SPSID=22445
Blake Lankford – UT Tyler The Patriots took to the road for two conference matches. On Friday, they defeated LeTourneau by a score of 3-0 in Longview . In Marshall on Saturday, UT Tyler defeated East Texas Baptist by a final score of 2-0. The Patriots currently hold the best record in the American Southwest Conference at 10-1-1. Patriots Soccer: http://www.uttyler.edu/athletics/msoccer/index.html
Russell Liakos and Camron Quitugua – UT Dallas The roller coaster ride continued for the Comets in conference play this weekend. On Friday, they were upset by Texas Lutheran by a score of 0-2. UTD was able to rebound in a big way on Saturday by defeating Schreiner by a score of 2-1. The slim chance of hosting the conference tournament still exists, but they will need help too. Comets Home page: http://cometsports.utdallas.edu/MSOC/MSOCMAIN.htm
Ben Smith – Texas Wesleyan The Rams benefited from three goals by Ben on Friday and defeated conference opponent Southwest Assemblies of God by a score of 4-1. Ben is the first 88 Tejano to register a colligate hat trick. Texas Wesleyan defeated Bacone by a score of 5-2 in their last home game of the season on Saturday. Rams Home Page: http://www.txwesleyan.edu/athletics/m-soccer/index.htm
Jared Hall – St. Andrews The Knights lost a non-conference match to Francis Marion by a final score of 1-2 on Thursday. St. Andrews was able to bounce back and defeat 11th ranked Limestone on Saturday by a score of 1-0. They will face fifth ranked Pfeiffer in the opening match of the conference tournament on Wednesday. St. Andrews Home Page: http://www.sapc.edu/athletics/soccer/index.php
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It’s hard to believe but the regular season is winding down.
Most teams only have three or four more games to play before the conference tournaments start.
Good luck to everyone that has already qualified and to those still trying to qualify for post season play.
I will be in Springfield, Missouri this weekend pulling for Drury to hang on and make the tournament.
Ben Smith – Texas Wesleyan The Rams traveled to Wichita Falls on Thursday for a match against 21st ranked Midwestern State. The Mustangs handed Texas Wesleyan a 0-9 defeat. Rams Home Page: http://www.txwesleyan.edu/athletics/m-soccer/index.htm
Jared Hall – St. Andrews The Knights defeated Warren Wilson College on Saturday by a score of 3-0. The victory was the tenth of the season for St. Andrews. It is the first time they have reached 10 wins in a season. St. Andrews Home Page: http://www.sapc.edu/athletics/soccer/index.php
Brandon Cain and Matt Engleman – University of the Ozarks The Eagles defeated McMurry University in Abilene on Friday by a score of 4-2. Matt started the scoring in the 15th minute. The goal was his second of the season. On Saturday, they played Hardin Simmons and came away with a huge 4-0 win. Ozark Eagles Home Page: http://www.ozarks.edu/athletics/msoccer/default.asp
Alex Torda - University of Dayton The Flyers fell at home to Rhode Island by a score of 0-2 Saturday. Dayton has four road games scheduled in the next two weeks. Flyers Home Page: http://daytonflyers.cstv.com/sports/m-soccer/dayt-m-soccer-body.html
Andrew Bordelon – Drury University The Panthers traveled to Kentucky for two conference games. On Friday they fell to Bellamine by a score of 1-2. Andrew picked up his second assist on the goal. Drury was then manhandled by 16th ranked Northern Kentucky by a score of 3-0. They play their last two conference games at home this weekend and expect some of the injured players back. Panthers Home Page: http://www.drury.edu/section/section.cfm?sid=68
Aaron Yancy – Huston-Tillotson The Rams continued their winning ways by beating Bacone College by a score of 4-1 on Friday. The victory was their fifth in a row and kept Huston-Tillotson undefeated in conference.
Rams Home Page:
http://athletics.htu.edu/Soccer/tabid/56/Default.aspx
Ernest Villarreal, Jorge Pineda, Nick Morrison, Daniel Cortez – Schreiner University The Mountaineers won two more conference games over the weekend. They defeated LeTouneau on Friday by a score of 3-1. Jorge scored a goal and Ernest had an assist in the game. Schreiner hosted East Texas Baptist on Saturday and came away with a 5-0 win. Ernest scored a goal and Jorge scored two goals. Schreiner’s Home Page: http://athletics.schreiner.edu/MSoccer/News/2006/090906MSOC.htm
Russell Liakos and Camron Quitugua – UT Dallas The Comets traveled to Abilene on Friday and fell to conference foe Hardin Simmons by a score of 1-2. They traveled across town on Saturday and were upset by McMurry by a score of 0-1. Comets Home page: http://cometsports.utdallas.edu/MSOC/MSOCMAIN.htm
Ryan Spence – Midwestern State
The 21st ranked Mustangs soundly defeated Texas Wesleyan by a score of 9-0 on Thursday.
They traveled to Conway Arkansas and picked up their seventh straight victory with a 1-0 win against Central Arkansas on Sunday.
Midwestern Home Page:
http://athletics.mwsu.edu/soccerm/index.asp
Trae Harrison - Duke The #6 ranked Blue Devils defeated 3rd ranked Virginia on Saturday by a score of 2-1. Duke Home page: http://www.goduke.com/SportSelect.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=4200&KEY=&SPID=1833&SPSID=22445
Blake Lankford – UT Tyler The Patriots defeated Mary-Hardin Baylor on Friday by a score of 2-1. Blake scored his fifth goal of the season to tie the game in the 68th minute. On Saturday, UT Tyler settled for a scoreless tie against Howard Payne.
Patriots Soccer:
http://www.uttyler.edu/athletics/msoccer/index.html
88 DFW Tejano Report
On Tuesday, I was able to get out and see the UTD Comets match against Southwestern University . I did not get to talk to Camron or Russell though. Russell was used as a substitute at right midfield and he played about 40 minutes in the match. He looked good (even with the short hair) and the Comets were able to pull out a 1-0 victory on a goal in the 88th minute.
Russell Liakos and Camron Quitugua – UT Dallas UTD started out a good week by defeating Southwestern University 1-0 in a non-conference game on Tuesday. They handed conference leading Mississippi their first loss of the season on Friday by a score of 1-0. The Comets then completed their week with another home conference win against Louisiana by a score of 2-0 on Saturday. Russell was used as a substitute in all three games and Camron saw his first action in goal as a substitute on Saturday. The Comets are now a half game out of first place with a conference record of 4-1-0 and an overall record of 8-2-0. Comets Home page: http://cometsports.utdallas.edu/MSOC/MSOCMAIN.htm
Ryan Spence – Midwestern State The biggest win of the week goes to Midwestern as they knocked off number 1 ranked and defending NCAA II champions Ft. Lewis on Friday by a score of 3-1 in Wichita Falls . I am a believer in the old adage “To be the Champ, you have to beat the Champ”, so hats off to the Mustangs. It was the first loss for Ft. Lewis since the 2004 season. They then defeated Colorado School of Mines on Sunday by a score of 1-0 on a goal in the 88th minute. Those two wins should help boost their confidence through the conference and in to the National Tournament. Midwestern Home Page: http://athletics.mwsu.edu/soccerm/index.asp
Trae Harrison - Duke In a battle of ACC Powerhouses, the Blue Devils visited the 3rd ranked Maryland Terrapins on Saturday and could not overcome an early goal in a 0-1 loss. Chances are these two will see each other again in the conference tournament. You might want to set your TiVo if that happens. Duke Home page: http://www.goduke.com/SportSelect.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=4200&KEY=&SPID=1833&SPSID=22445
Blake Lankford – UT Tyler The UT Tyler Patriots got back to their winning ways by defeating McMurry on Friday by a score of 1-0 and coming back Saturday to defeat unbeaten Hardin-Simmons by a score of 3-1. Blake started at forward on Friday and came in as a substitute on Saturday. The two conference wins propelled the Patriots back in to a tie for first place in the conference. They now stand at 5-1-0 in conference and 7-2-0 overall. Patriots Soccer: http://www.uttyler.edu/athletics/msoccer/index.html
Ben Smith – Texas Wesleyan The Rams split a pair of conference games at home. On Friday, they fell to Huston-Tillotson by a score of 1-2 and on Saturday, the defeated conference rival Northwood by a score of 2-1. Ben started both games and recorded a shot on Saturday. Their overall record is 2-3-2 and 1-1-1 in conference. Rams Home Page: http://www.txwesleyan.edu/athletics/m-soccer/index.htm
Jared Hall – St. Andrews The Knights split a pair of conference games this week. On Thursday, they defeated Pfeiffer by a final of 2-1. On Saturday they fell to Lees-McRae by a score of 0-3. Jarod came off the bench in both matches and recorded one shot on Saturday. St. Andrews currently has a 9-4-0 record. St. Andrews Home Page: http://www.sapc.edu/athletics/soccer/index.php
Brandon Cain and Matt Engleman – University of the Ozarks The Eagles hosted Louisiana and Mississippi in conference matches and came away with two wins. On Friday, they defeated Louisiana for the eighth straight time by a score of 4-1. Brandon set the tone with his third goal of the season in the ninth minute. After falling behind on an early goal on Saturday, Matt led the comeback with his first collegiate goal in the 44th minute. The Ozarks put two more away in the second half to secure a 3-1 win. The Eagles are back in the conference race after these two big wins with a record of 3-2-0 conference record and a 6-4-1 overall. (See Brandon in the picture of the week.) Ozark Eagles Home Page: http://www.ozarks.edu/athletics/msoccer/default.asp
Alex Torda - University of Dayton The Flyers traveled to Cincinnati on Saturday for a conference match against Xavier. A first half goal was not enough to overcome two second half goals by Xavier in a 1-2 loss. Alex started and played the entire game. The loss drops Dayton ’s record to 4-5 overall and 0-1 in conference. Flyers Home Page: http://daytonflyers.cstv.com/sports/m-soccer/dayt-m-soccer-body.html
Andrew Bordelon – Drury University The Panthers played a road game against the University of Missouri at Rolla on Friday and could not overcome a first half goal in a 0-1 conference loss. Andrew played 25 minutes in the first half as he battled a slight injury and came back to play the entire second half. The frustration continued on Sunday in a 0-0 tie with the University of Missouri St. Louis at home. Andrew started in the central midfield and played the entire game. The loss and tie dropped their overall record to 8-2-4 and 5-2-2 in conference. Drury is looking forward to getting some players back from injury this week and getting back on the winning track on the road in Kentucky . Panthers Home Page: http://www.drury.edu/section/section.cfm?sid=68
Aaron Yancy – Huston-Tillotson The Rams started their week by winning their third game in a row in a 4-1 pounding of Howard Payne in a non-conference game on Monday in Austin . They finished their week on Friday with a road game against conference foe Texas Wesleyan. The Rams came away with a hard fought 2-1 victory for their fourth win in a row. The wins improve their conference record to 2-0-0 and overall record to 7-2-1. Rams Home Page: http://athletics.htu.edu/Soccer/tabid/56/Default.aspx
Ernest Villarreal, Jorge Pineda, Nick Morrison, Daniel Cortez – Schreiner University The Mountaineers won their only scheduled game this week against Texas Lutheran on Friday in exciting fashion. After trailing by a goal for the whole game, Schreiner waited until the 88th minute to score 2 goals in 90 seconds to steal the victory from the visitors. Jorge and Daniel started the game and Jorge recorded 3 shots with one being on goal. Nick and Ernest sat out due to minor injuries. Both should be back for this week games. The Mountaineers overall record improved to 6-2 and they move to 4-1 in conference. Schreiner’s Home Page: http://athletics.schreiner.edu/MSoccer/News/2006/090906MSOC.htm
Heres some news on the 86 boys:
Will Briley - Northwestern
Will has started 11 games thus far for the school which is 8-3 on the season and ranked 26th in the nation. He was in the nets as Northwestern opened conference play last weekend with a 3-1 win over Ohio State. Will is currently 2nd in the Big 10 Conference in saves and made last year's Big 10 All Freshman Team.
Chris Mathews - Air Force
Chris was named Mountain Pacific player of the week after scoring a nice goal last weekend in a 3-1 Air Force loss and then following it up by scoring the winning goal in double overtime at Creighton over the weekend.
Jordan Tatum - Oral Roberts
Jordan was injured in an early season match against #1 ranked SMU. He suffered an ankle injury and hopes to return to the lineup soon. Last year Jordan was 1st team all conference and scored 3 goals from his outside defense position.
Brody Sager - Centenary
Brody scored the winning free kick as Centenary beat Tulsa last weekend 1-0 He has 9 starts with a goal and 2 assists so far this season.
Roberto Garcia - Schreiner
Roberto is in his 2nd year starting at center midfield for Schreiner. Last year he was named 2nd team all conference.
Alex Dixon - Incarnate Word
Alex is playing in defense for Incarnate Word which is undefeated on the season and ranked 8th in the nation in Division II.
9/19/06
88 DFW Tejanos Boys Report
It was another good week for the 88 Tejanos. Their College teams went a combined 13-7-2 in last week's games. One of the most interesting things is the action in the American Southwest Conference. We have nine players competing for four different Universities in the Conference. Although their beating up on each other doesn’t help our combined record, it certainly makes for some interesting matches. After the opening week of Conference play, UT Tyler is showing why they were chosen the preseason favorite, but Schreiner, UTD, and the Ozarks aren’t quite ready to concede the championship just yet. It looks like that will be a battle through the Conference Tournament. Best of luck to all in that one.
Alex Torda -
Alex and the Dayton Flyers went to
Andrew Bordelon –
The Drury Panthers took their undefeated record to
Ernest Villarreal
, Jorge Pineda, Nick Morrison, Daniel Cortez –
The Schreiner Mountaineers split a pair of games this weekend. They defeated McMurray on Friday by a score of 1-0. Ernest had the assist on the goal, Nick added to his career shut out record and all four Tejanos started the game. In a heartbreaker on Saturday, defending Conference Champion Hardin Simmons escaped with a 1-0 victory on a goal with only 90 seconds remaining in the second overtime. The two teams have developed quite a rivalry. Ernest is starting at forward and has 2 goals in 2 assists for a total of 6 points. Jorge is starting in the midfield and has recorded 2 shots. They are joined by Nick in goal and Daniel as a defensive midfielder to give Schreiner a line up with four 88 Tejanos. The Mountaineers go on the road this week to Belton to take on Mary-Hardin Baylor on Friday and then to
Brandon Cain
and Matt Engleman – University of the Ozarks
Blake Lankford – UT
The UT Tyler Patriots did not play the gracious host this weekend. They faced the University of the Ozarks on Friday and handed them a 4-0 defeat. Blake started the game and scored his 4th goal of the season in the 61st minute. They came back on Saturday to defeat UT Dallas by a score of 2-1. Blake started at forward and picked up his first assist to give him a team leading 9 points for the season. The Patriots improved their record to 4-1 with the only loss coming at the hands
Russell Liakos and Camron Quitugua –
UT
The UTD Comets traveled to
Jared Hall –
Jared and the St. Andrews Knights played two conference games at home last week. They defeated
Trae Harrison - Duke
The Blue Devils hosted Virginia Tech on Tuesday and played to a 0-0 draw. They traveled to
Ryan Spence –
The Mustangs hosted two matches this weekend and came out with a win and a tie. On Friday, the battled Incarnate Word from
86 DFW Tejanos Boys updates
Will Briley - Northwestern
Will has started all 7 games thus far for the school which is 6-1 on the season and ranked 14th in the nation. He was in the nets as Northwestern opened conference play last weekend with a 3-1 win over Ohio State. Will is currently 2nd in the Big 10 Conference in saves and made last year's Big 10 All Freshman Team.
Chris Mathews - Air Force
Chris scored a nice goal last weekend in a 3-1 Air Force loss. Air Force travels to face traditional national powers Creighton next weekend in Nebraska.
Jordan Tatum - Oral Roberts
Jordan was injured in an early season match against #1 ranked SMU. He suffered an ankle injury and hopes to return to the lineup soon. Last year Jordan was 1st team all conference and scored 3 goals from his outside defense position.
Brody Sager - Centenary
Brody leads the team in assists so far this season and has started every game.
Roberto Garcia - Schreiner
Roberto is in his 2nd year starting at center midfield for Schreiner. Last year he was named 2nd team all conference.
Alex Dixon - Incarnate Word
Alex is playing in defense for Incarnate Word which is undefeated on the season at 4-0-2
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