2008 Mens College Soccer Signings

The following 2008 high school seniors have signed national letters of intent to play their college soccer starting in the fall of 2008.  This list of top soccer recruits will be updated often so check back daily for more signings added to the list.  Here is the list of 2008 mens college soccer signings:

Air Force
 Zach Brinlee from Oklahoma City, Ok and Padova
 Zach Bruhn from Peachtree, Ga and Concorde Fire
 Ben Chavez from Yorba Linda, Ca and Canyon PSA
 Kyle Cressy from Boise, Idaho and Boise Nationals
 Alex Holt from Keller, Tx and DFW Tejanos
 Garrett Getschow from Flower Mound, Tx and Comets
 Parker Jamieson from Dallas, Tx and Dallas Texans
 Andrew Knighton from Algonquin, IL and Chicago Magic
 Justin Lukso from Colorado Springs, Co
 Martin Madsen transfer frolm West Texas A&M
 John Melcher from St Simon Island, Ga
 Josh Nelson from Fort Collins, Co and Fort Collins Arsenal
 DJ Nottingham from Frisco, Tx and FC Dallas
 Rett Rayhill from Colorado Springs, Co and Colorado Real
 Matt Underwood from Grapevine, Tx and Solar SC
 Eric Wilson from Monument, Co

Alabama Birmingham (UAB)
 Andrew Barsalona from Stony Creek, Canada
 Daniel Martin from Vestevia, AL and Vestevia Steamers 
 Babayele Sodade from Windsor, Canada and Windsor FC
 Chris Williams from Pearl, Miss. and Mississippi Fire

American University
 Luiz Martinez transfer from Syracuse
 Chris Cender
 Seth Goldman
 Matt Makowski
 Mike Marino
 Jack Scott
 Alex Tilatti

Appalachian State
 Tanner Chamblin from Duluth, Ga and Atlanta Fire
 Caleb Conrad from Swansboro, NC and OCSA Coastal Crew
 Sean Dreybus from Newport News, Va and Virginia Legacy
 Ryan Duffy from Apex, NC and CASL
 Cabe Nolan from Neptune Beach, Fl 
 Collin Taylor from Morgantown, NC

Army
Carson McReynolds from Keller, Tx and DFW Tejanos

Belmont University
 Alex Davis from Rockwall, Tx and Dallas Texans

Boston University
 Nicolas Ampuero from Bassano del Grappa, Italy
 Ben Berube from Fall River, Ma
 Michael Bustamante from Summitt, Ma
 Terence Ciavarra 
 George Drouillard of SSU Blazers
 Colin Henry from Norwell, Ma
 Stephen Knox from Trinidad U17 National Team
 Peter Mehlert from Chevy Chase, Md and Potomac Cougars
 Trevor McManamon from San Jose, Ca
 Matt Pereira
 Aaron Rosenberg from West Bloomfield, Mi

Boston College
 Patrick Chin of Los Angeles FC

Bradley
 Bryan Gaul from Naperville, Ill and Chicago Magic
 Christian Meza from Carpentersville, Ill
 Bobby Smith from Springfield, Ill. and Metro United FC

Brown
 Taylor Gorman from Maine

Bucknell
 Cory Bishop from US Virgin Islands
 Thomas Caso from Phoenix, Md. and Casa Mia Bays
 Peter Davis from Elizabethtown, Pa. and  Lower Dauphin Excel
 Luke Joyner from Dallas, Texas and  Andromeda
 Brendan Klebanoff from Bethesda, Md. and  Casa Mia Bays
 Andrew Powell from Charlton, Mass. and Juventus USA
 Ryan Sappington from Barboursville, Va. and Shattuck-St Mary's
 Nader Sawtarie from Bethany, W. Va. and Century V United

Butler
 Matt Hedges from Indy Burn Eagles
 Ben Kissick Carmel, IN and Carmel United
 Jamal Robinson transfer from Central Florida
 BJ Stapleton from Evansville Elite
 Scott Vail from New Palestine, IN and Carmel United

California
 Ted Jones mf from Marin FC
 David Bingham gk from Mustang United
 Michael Munoz f from Pateadores
 Kyle Hunt d from Mustang United

Campbell University
 Brian Urioste from Bethesda, MD and Real Maryland
 Kevin Orr from La Crecenta, CA and Los Angeles FC
 Preston Cox from Edmond, OK and NOKC Padova
 Nick Burdett from Marysville, Wash. and Emerald City FC
 Morgan Kane of Currituck, NC and Virginia Rush
 Ahmed Buazza of Houston, Texas and Houston Texans

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North Carolina slips past Charlotte for 2011 NCAA mens soccer title

Published 12/12/2011 by William Montero from soccermogul

A special individual effort led North Carolina past an unlucky Charlotte side in the 2011 College Cup.

Mens College Cup set for the weekend

Published 12/6/2011 by Roberto Garcia from soccermogul

The mens College Cup is set for this weekend as UCLA, Creighton, North Carolina and Charlotte make up the final four college soccer sides still standing after four rounds of play.

Stanford women beat Duke for National Title

Published 12/5/2011 by Shane Barrow from soccermogul

Stanford claimed their first womens soccer national championship with a 1-0 win over Duke.

Big East dominant in NCAA Tourney play

Published 11/28/2011 by Shane Barrow from soccermogul

The Big East is flexing its muscle in the NCAA soccer tournament. Three of the final eight are from the Big East.

NCAA mens soccer tourney field announced

Published 11/14/2011 by Shane Barrow from soccermogul

The field and bracket for the 2011 NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Championship was announced Monday and the tournament’s #1 seed was awarded to North Carolina.