2012 Women's Soccer News
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Southern Maryland Sends FiveTo All MD JUCO Women's Soccer Team
November 29, 2012BEL AIR, Md. -- Southern Maryland women’s soccer saw their team accomplishment of a regular season conference championship rewarded with five players named to the 2012 All MD JUCO Women’s Soccer Teams and head coach Adam Sanchez voted as the MD JUCO Coach of the Year. -
MD JUCO Soccer Teams Make Deep Playoff Runs
November 20, 2012BEL AIR, Md. -- The 2012 Soccer season was capped off with successful post season tournament showings. On the Men’s side, Montgomery College advanced to the Division III NJCAA National Championships while Anne Arundel College accomplished the same feat on the women’s side.
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CCBC Essex Men's and Women's Soccer Teams Sweep Region XX Division I Championships
October 30, 2012Both the men's and women's soccer programs from CCBC Essex claimed Region XX Championships over the weekend.
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Southern Maryland Claims Women's Soccer Crown
October 24, 2012After two and half months of heated competition, the Southern Maryland Hawks (11-3-1, 6-1-1 MD JUCO) emerged as the 2012 MD JUCO Conference Champions. They finished tied with Harford (7-5-3, 6-1-1 MD JUCO) atop the conference standings but their 3-0 victory in the head to head matchup (Oct. 11) proved to be the deciding factor.
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Seven Fall Teams Earn National Rankings
September 05, 2012COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Seven Maryland Junior College Athletic Conference (MD JUCO) fall teams were named to the NJCAA Preseason Rankings. Three men's soccer teams and a pair of women's soccer and volleyball teams earned national praise.
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Montgomery-Rockville Claims Women's Soccer NJCAA National Championship
October 07, 2011DRYDEN, N.Y. – Montgomery College-Rockville won the NJCAA Division III Women’s Soccer Championship Sunday with a 4-0 shutout victory over Monroe College (N.Y.) in Dryden, N.Y. on the campus of Tompkins Courtland Community College.
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Harford Women's Soccer Advances To Division I National Tourney
October 05, 2011BEL AIR, Md. - On a cold November afternoon in Maryland, the Harford women's soccer team had one thing on its mind; a trip to the Sunshine State.
