La Salle vs. Massachusetts in photos
La Salle women’s soccer downed Massachusetts, 3-0 in the last game of regular season with goals from Renee Washington, Amanda Komarnicki and Morgan Golden.
La Salle women’s soccer downed Massachusetts, 3-0 in the last game of regular season with goals from Renee Washington, Amanda Komarnicki and Morgan Golden.
PSP was there to get photos of this Ivy League women’s soccer matchup over the weekend.
La Salle women’s soccer team won its second straight game with a 1-0 victory over George Washington. Morgan Golden scored the game winning goal. Here’s a photo essay from the game.
Temple Owls men’s soccer team lost to Massachusetts, 1-0. Here’s a photo essay of the action.
PSP’s Daniel Gajdamowicz shot photos in the first major college match at PPL Park. Here’s a photo essay from the game as the two teams battled to a 0-0 draw.
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There wasn’t a lot of fanfare when Bob Reasso resigned as Rutgers University men’s soccer coach Monday. There should have been. Reasso took an ordinary soccer program and turned it into a giant of college soccer. Rutgers made three final fours and a national championship game. When the U.S. finally stepped […]
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