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Soccer History:     more books (100)

Postcards from the Edge of Football: A Social History of a British Game by Hunter Davies, 2010-10-05 Soccer: The European Football Championships 1958-2004 by John Robinson, 2004-10-01 Soccer Empire: The World Cup and the Future of France by Laurent Dubois, 2010-06-01 Eire: 1926-96 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Gerry Desmond, 1996-09 Newcastle United: Magpie Memories (The people's history) by John Edminson, Andrew Clark, 1998-12 Australia, 1922-98 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by John Punshon, 1999-04-01 Colombia: 1938-96 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Serge Van Hoof, 1996-12-15 Wales: 1961-96 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Gareth Davies, 1996-09 Play Up Corinth: A History of Corinthian Football Club by Rob Cavallini, 2007-11-13 Wales: 1876-1960 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Gareth Davies, 1995-09 England: 1872-1960 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Mike Ross, 1995-05-31 Peoples History: Stanley Remembered by Alan Harrison, Jack Hair, 1999-07-01 England: 1961-96 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Mike Ross, 1996-09 New Zealand, 1904-94 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics)

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41. Cleveland.com: Everything Cleveland
    Key moments in Cleveland indoor soccer history. Tuesday, May 10, 2005. Nov. 1978 The Cleveland Force becomes a charter member of the original Major Indoor  
    http://www.cleveland.com/force/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/sports/11157246193200

42. KUSports.com - Soccer History
    KUsports.com is the ultimate site for those who bleed Crimson and Blue. Updated constantly, it is the definitive source on the Internet for the latest  
    http://www.kusports.com/soccer/history/

43. Soccer History
    soccer history from the people who made it! Registering with True Greats allows you to participate in the discussion forums and learn about all aspects of  
    http://www.truegreats.com/soccer_history.htm
    
    Extractions: "We both realised that, although there are many club and fan-based websites for football, there is nothing for those who've retired from the game. True Greats has been created to put this right." Message boards, chatrooms, competitions, polls, quizzes are coupled with the memories and contributions from retired professionals to make this exciting website the site to join. You thought you knew all about soccer history, but True Greats may have some surprising revelations in store for you. Join the players and officials of the past from the 1940s to 2000s and find out what they’re all doing these days. Register with True Greats and improve your knowledge of soccer history. Talk to the players and other football professionals of yesterday. Ask them questions and share their knowledge of soccer history. Register as a member and gain access to the site’s message boards and chat rooms, as well as the competitions and quizzes.

44. English Soccer History
    English soccer history from 1940 to the current day is the subject of discussion at True Greats. Hear the players who made English soccer history recounting  
    http://www.truegreats.com/English_soccer_history.htm
    
    Extractions: "We both realised that, although there are many club and fan-based websites for football, there is nothing for those who've retired from the game. True Greats has been created to put this right." Message forums, live chatrooms, quizzes, competitions, and polls are coupled with the memories and personal contributions from retired professionals, to make this exciting website THE site to join. You thought you knew everything about English soccer history? True Greats may have some surprising revelations in store for you…. Not only does True Greats boast competitions, quizzes and player interviews, we also let you talk to the great ex-professionals – players, managers, coaches, referees, who know all about English soccer history and are looking forward to sharing their knowledge with you. The Internet is the most powerful communication tool we have – and True Greats uses it to bring together the football heroes from over half a century. They are contributing information about their lives and careers, and you can join in with your views and contributions. If you’re interested in English soccer history, you’ll want to be a part of this website.

45. NCAA Soccer.College Soccer Recruiting.
    For NCAA women s soccer it s 486 coaches. NCAA soccer history. Men s NCAA Soccer Championship. The first NCAA Soccer Championship was held in 1959 and  
    http://athleticscholarships.net/ncaa-soccer-history.htm
    
    Extractions: Home About Us What We Do Questions ... Contact Us NCAA College soccer scholarships facts about the soccer recruiting process Get recruited and play college soccer. We can help you get recruited and play NCAA soccer. Our website is full of information and resources to help guide you through the recruiting process. A good place to start is the SOCCER STATISTICS AND INFORMATION page You might be the best soccer player at your school but if your not in the top 3% then don't expect the NCAA soccer coaches to come to you; you have to make it happen and apply to as many colleges as possible. This is where we come into the picture; we will prepare a professional resume on your behalf and send it to every NCAA soccer coach in division 1 and 2. We can also send your athletic profile to NAIA colleges as well. Remember, you wont make your dream come true if you don't do everything you possibly can to get recruited. You must have a detailed, professional athletic resume prepared and you must get it into the hands of the NCAA soccer coaches. We do this for you, it's fast, efficient and above all it allows you to compare offers from many different colleges.

46. Making Soccer History
    Making soccer history. By Lindsay Ingaldson. The day of the finals of the Beaverton Cup soccer tournament in Oregon had arrived. My heart pounded as I lined  
    http://litsite.alaska.edu/uaa/workbooks/writetrait/lindsay.html
    
    Extractions: The day of the finals of the Beaverton Cup soccer tournament in Oregon had arrived. My heart pounded as I lined up for the international opening! I became so nervous everything appeared to be in slow motion! Tweet!! The whistle sounded, and the game started. Everything sped to normal pace as I gained my confidence. The game was evenly matched. So even, it seemed to go on forever! Back and forth, back and forth. This game was like watching the Wimbledon tennis tournament instead of the Beaverton Cup! It was a relief when the halftime whistle was blown! After our halftime talk, we resumed play on the field with great expectations that our team could win the game, but it continued to be like tennis. Then, with the final ten minutes remaining, my teammate dribbled down field on a breakaway, faked the goalie out, and scored! It all happened so quickly; the play felt like I was watching a movie on fast-forward. The spectators went berserk as the team huddled up and squealed with happiness. It was the day of the finals at the Beaverton Cup. My heart pounded because I was so nervous, yet deep down I knew that we could make soccer history, and that day we did.

47. LV Soccer History
    This document serves to give a review of local soccer history and offers insight to The Lehigh Valley has a storied soccer history that goes back to the  
    http://www.ironlakessportsclub.com/LV Soccer History.htm
    
    Extractions: We’re in the Right Place at the Right Time Some members of our group are often reminded of the days when Lehigh Valley soccer was influential regionally and nationally. The Pennsylvania Stoners were bringing thousands of people to ASD and BASD Stadiums, Bethlehem High School teams were State Champions and played in front of thousands, many local players populated a large number of Division 1 Soccer powers from Vermont to South Carolina. The Lehigh Valley, its schools and clubs sent players to National and Olympic teams, and there were All-Americans and professional players at a variety of levels. Jim Stamatis, a local player, won a Hermann Award Winner while playing at Penn State. Local teams with local players beat foreign powers here and abroad, a club team went to the final four in the McGuire Cup and another went to the final four in both the US Open and Amateur Cups. Lehigh Valley Youth teams regularly beat Philadelphia Area All-Star teams. While there are excellent teams and players still being produced, the efforts are far too diffused to put a particular Lehigh Valley stamp on the region and country. We want to take the Lehigh Valley back to its appropriate stature regionally and nationally.

48. Gator Soccer History/More... @ Gatorzone.com
    The Official Website of the Florida Gators, everything a Gator fan would want can be found here at Gatorzone.com, stats, rosters, schedules, merchandise  
    http://www.gatorzone.com/soccer/history.php

49. SportsKnowHow.com - History Of Soccer - Page 5 Of 5
    SportsKnowHow.com soccer history - Page 5 of 5. Some of the great names in men’s soccer history are listed here. Soccer is a very basic game with  
    http://www.sportsknowhow.com/soccer/history/soccer-history-5.shtml
    
    Extractions: Soccer's Noteworthy Players Gordon Banks English goalkeeper remembered for his famous save during the 1970 World Cup game against Brazil. Franz Beckenbauer Pele Ference Puskas A Hungarian ball-handling wonder. Puskas won a World Cup, an Olympic gold, a world club championship and three European Cups, Marco Van Basten A Dutch player considered one the greatest goal scorers of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Remembered for a remarkable goal scored against the Soviet Union in the 1988 European Championship.

50. Naia.org - The Official Site Of The National Association Of Intercollegiate Athl
    Women s Soccer National Championship Tournament History Cross CountryM Cross Country-W Football Soccer-M Soccer-W  
    http://www.naia.org/wsoccer/championship/history/tournament.html
    
    Extractions: We're sorry, the page you have requested does not exist. Please click here to return to the NAIA.org front page Thank you for your interest in The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics! NAIA Printer-friendly format Email this article NAIA: 23500 W. 105th St. Olathe, KS 66061 :: P. 913.791.0044 F. 913.791.9555 NAIA Scoreboard Members History Honors ... Terms of Service

51. Women's Soccer History
    History. Women s Soccer Roster Women s Soccer Schedule/Results Women s Soccer Players Women s Soccer News Women s soccer history  
    http://www.gpc.edu/~athletic/Women's Soccer/Women's Soccer History.html
    
    Extractions: Georgia Perimeter College Women's Soccer History Women's Soccer Roster Women's Soccer Schedule/Results Women's Soccer Coaches Women's Soccer Players ... GPC Home GJCAA Regular Season Championships NJCAA Region XVII Tournament Championships Year Record Conf. Record Conf. Finish Conf. Tournament National Tournament Head Coach Lost in 1st Round NA Georges Edeline Lost in Semifinals NA Georges Edeline Lost in Semifinals NA Georges Edeline NA NA Steve Keiss NA Steve Keiss Runners-Up NA Steve Keiss Steve Keiss Larry Armstead Champions NA Larry Armstead Note: In 1986 all college athletic teams were combined to represent the college as a whole. Prior to 1986 each campus was able to field its own sports teams. If you are former coach or player who can fill in any of the gaps in this chart, or see any errors, please e-mail: athletic@gpc.edu

52. Men's Soccer History
    Georgia Perimeter College Men s Soccer. History. Men s Soccer Roster Men s Soccer Schedule/Results Men s Soccer Coaches Men s Soccer Players  
    http://www.gpc.edu/~athletic/Men's Soccer/Men's Soccer History.html
    
    Extractions: Georgia Perimeter College Men's Soccer History Men's Soccer Roster Men's Soccer Schedule/Results Men's Soccer Coaches Men's Soccer Players ... GPC Home GJCAA Regular Season Championships NJCAA Region XVII Tournament Championships 1984 - Central 1983 - Central 1979 - South 1977 - South 1976 - South NJCAA Southeast Championships NJCAA Tournament Appearances Year Overall Record Conference Record Reg. Season Finish Tournament Finish National Tournament Head Coach Yes (Runner-up) Marc A. Zagara Semifinals NA Marc A. Zagara Semifinals NA Marc A. Zagara NA Marc A. Zagara Yes Marc A. Zagara Yes Marc A. Zagara NA Marc A. Zagara NA Marc A. Zagara Yes Marc A. Zagara NA Marc A. Zagara NA Marc A. Zagara NA Marc A. Zagara NA Marc A. Zagara Note: In 1986 all college athletic teams were combined to represent the college as a whole. Prior to 1986 each campus was able to field its own sports teams. If you are former coach or player who can fill in any of the gaps in this chart, or see any errors, please e-mail: athletic@gpc.edu

53. History About Soccer - Soccer SR
    Although it is impossible to (Continue Reading). soccer history redux Soccer (futebol or futbol) history repeats itself with the Santos Brazilian team and  
    http://soccer.sportsrant.com/history-about-soccer.html
    
    Extractions: History About Soccer 2006 World Cup in Germany Packages Cheer on your favorite country at the 2006 World Cup of Soccer! Your World Cup Getaway will include guaranteed tickets to the game of your choice, 3 days/2 nights distinctive accommodations, expert travel and concierge services, and the finest customer service to make your World Cup Getaway one of your best vacations ever! Soccer History

54. Schwaben Soccer History
    Schwaben Athletic Club History. Looking for a Competitive Soccer Program for 2005 06? Schwaben has openings in the following age groups U9,  
    http://www.schwabensoccer.com/history.php
    
    Extractions: This was true of the founding fathers of the Schwaben Athletic Club. They immigrated from Germany, mostly from the southern part near the Black Forest in the state of Wurttenberg, where the people speak the Schwabisch dialect of German. They brought with them a love of soccer, or fussball as it is referred to in German. They joined a soccer club called the Chicago Sport Club which was founded in 1925 after breaking away from the German Club. One of the founders, Mr. Herman Trumpp, was also a founder of the Chicago Sport Club. A couple of early names in Chicago soccer along with the Chicago Sport Club were Vienna F.C. and Chicago Wanderers. Competition was poor and clubs with more than enough players all eager to play. The Chicago Sport Club had three teams and 60 to 70 players all fighting for a chance on the field. Because of this, dissention began to develop and arguments started. So in 1926, thirteen young men broke away to form still another club, Fussball Club Schwaben, later to be known as the Schwaben Athletic Club. These thirteen young men were: Emil and Willy Bahnmaier, Fred Beltle, George Frank, John Karstensen, Willy Lichtenberger, Albert Munzenmay, Louis Singer, Emil Staib, Kurt Steinbach and Herman, Karl and Walter Trumpp. Just enough to make a soccer team with one substitute and one linesman.

55. Haverford College Men's Soccer: History
    History. Haverford became the first intercollegiate men s soccer program in the country to record 700 alltime wins with a 7-0 victory against Neumann on  
    http://www.haverford.edu/athletics/Soccerm/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Coach Captains Roster Schedule ... Haverford Home Page History Haverford became the first intercollegiate men's soccer program in the country to record 700 all-time wins with a 7-0 victory against Neumann on September 7, 2002. The oldest organized college soccer team in the nation, the Fords' rich tradition began a century ago when Richard Gummere '02 entered a club from the college in a local league. The soccer program soon gained national prominence when Haverford defeated Harvard University, 1-0, in the first modern-day intercollegiate soccer match on April 1, 1905. The Crimson's team had been started by Haverfordians who went to Cambridge for graduate school. Haverford was one of the top teams in the nation in the first half of the century, often winning the national title over an essentially Ivy League schedule. The 1945 team was undefeated. The soccer squad was a regional power in the 1950's under its great Scottish mentor, U.S. Olympic coach and Soccer Hall of Famer Jimmy Mills. As late as 1960, two Fords, Harold Taylor and Gyula Kovacsics, both '61, were named to a first-team All-American eleven that included players from major universities. In the mid-'70's, Haverford became a frequent NCAA tournament qualifier and won the Middle Atlantic Conference Southern Division five times between 1976 and '82 under coach Dave Felsen '66, now headmaster at Friends Central School near Philadelphia, and Stanley "Skip" Jarocki '69.

56. Haverford College Women's Soccer: History
    History. With the centurylong success of soccer at Haverford, it was not surprising that when women s soccer began at the college in the mid- 80s,  
    http://www.haverford.edu/athletics/Soccerw/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Coach Captains Roster Schedule ... Haverford Home Page History With the century-long success of soccer at Haverford, it was not surprising that when women's soccer began at the college in the mid-'80s, it found fertile soil and took root quickly. Swift progress was made from a combined club with Bryn Mawr, to an all-Haverford club and then to HC's first varsity in 1985. One member of that first varsity who earned all-league status was Wendy Smith '87 who has returned as head coach of the program. Smith's teams have been outstanding, and, in 1995, the Fords won the Centennial Conference Championship. Elena Kozakewich '06 became the Fords' first-ever First Team All-American after leading Haverford to a 15-2-2 record and top 25 national ranking in 2004. Kozakewich, who also was named Centennial Conference Player of the Year, and classmates Ashley Emmons and Meej Kim earned all-region honors that year as well, while Cathy Carbonaro '06, Andrea Fishman '07, and Ryan Hedrick '08 joined Kozakewich, Emmons and Kim as all-conference selections. In 2003, senior goalkeeper Jen Trowbridge was named to the Third Team All-Mid-Atlantic Region, after earning Second Team All-Centennial Conference honors and setting the college's record for career shutouts. Trowbridge joined the ranks of other Fords who have received all-region recognition, including Jessica Rosen '96 (2nd team 1995), Amanda Salter '98 (3rd team 1997), Courtney Nolan '99 (3rd team both 1998 and 1999), and Liz Young '02 (3rd team 2001).

57. CSUMB Men's Soccer History
    Home Athletics M.Soccer History. Men s Soccer The CSUMB Men s Soccer Team completed their inagural season in 1997. Hector Uribe coached the Otters  
    http://sports.csumb.edu/athletics/M_soccer/history.htm
    
    Extractions: California State University, Monterey Bay Otter Athletics document.write(doClock("W0",",%20","D1","%20","M0","%20","Y0")); Baseball M. Basketball W. Basketball M. Cross-Country ... History The CSUMB Men's Soccer Team completed their inagural season in 1997. Hector Uribe coached the Otters from 1997-2001. The current head coach Artie Cairel took over and promptly guided the Otters to their only CalPac championship during his rookie season of 2002. CSUMB Men's Soccer History schedule roster statistics news ... news Head Coach: Artie Cairel (3 YR) Men's Soccer phone: Men's Soccer e-mail artie_cairel@csumb.edu Assistant Coach: Mike Bielski (3 YR) CSU Monterey Bay President: Dr. Peter Smith 100 Campus Center, Bldg. 84F Founded: 1994 Enrollment: 3600 Seaside, CA 93955 831-582-3015 fax: 831-582-4023 Affiliation: NCAA II Web: http://www.csumb.edu/sports

58. Women's Soccer History
    Women s Soccer News Women s Soccer Statistics. Women s soccer history. Quick Facts Roster Schedule/Results Head Coach  
    http://www.wcmo.edu/Athletics/Soccer_Womens/history.asp
    
    Extractions: Individual Records Match, season and career marks... Click for more.. Individual Honors and Awards All-Conference and more... Click for more.. Team Records Match and miscellaneous records... Click for more.. Year-By-Year Records Since the beginning in 1987... Click for more.. Year-By-Year Results Since 2001... Click for more..

59. Men's Soccer History
    Men s Soccer News Men s Soccer Statistics. Men s soccer history. Quick Facts Roster Schedule/Results Head Coach  
    http://www.wcmo.edu/Athletics/Soccer_Mens/history.asp
    
    Extractions: Individual Records Match, season and career marks... Click for more.. Individual Honors and Awards All-Conference and more... Click for more.. Team Records Match and miscellaneous records... Click for more.. Year-By-Year Records Since the beginning in 1967... Click for more.. Year-By-Year Results Since 1998... Click for more.. Championship Seasons Since the beginning... Click for more..

60. Colorado College | Men’s Soccer History
    The official web site for Colorado College, a national, independent, residential fouryear liberal arts college in Colorado Springs.  
    http://www.coloradocollege.edu/athletics/varsity_sports/msoccer/history/
    
    Extractions: Summer Camp Founded on a club basis in 1950 before achieving varsity status 12 years later, in 1962, Colorado College soccer celebrated its Golden Anniversary in 2000. Since that time the Tigers have claimed six championships in the old Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Soccer League (RMISL) and have competed in the NCAA play-offs 18 times, including a trip to the Division III semifinals in 1992. Pat McGinnis became became CC's sixth All-American in 2004 following in the footsteps of, Dan Morlan (l997), Greg Kazemi (1986), Robert Lipp (1992), Noah Epstein (l990 and '93) and Arron Lujan in 1994. RMISL player-of-the-year recognition was awarded to Kristian Sundborn in 1988 and to Erik Richardson in 1991 and all-academic recognition was awarded to Erik Richardson in 199l and to Isaac Jones in 1995. Morlan, Lipp, Epstein, Lujan and 1996 graduate Andre Nunley all have gone on to sign professional contracts with the Colorado Foxes of the American Professional Soccer League.

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