October 25, 2003...William Jewell College men win 6-1 versus Harris Stowe College. WJC goals scored by BLAKE RYAN (4), ALLAN NEKUDA, and John Moses.
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December 13, 2002...*NCAA
Division I Men's Semi-Final at SMU in Dallas, Texas* Stanford wins
2-1 versus Creighton.
December 26, 2001...Thomas Rongen Named New Head Coach of U.S. Under-20 Men's
National Team.
December 16, 2001...**NCAA Men's National Final** North Carolina wins 2-0
vs. Indiana at Columbus Crew Stadium. UNC goals scored by Ryan Kneipper
and Danny Jackson. Attendance: 7,113.
December 1, 2001...*NCAA
third round playoffs* Saint Louis University wins 3-0 vs. Loyola
(Md). SLU goals scored by Dipsy Selolwane, JASON COLE, and Jack Jewsbury.
October 25, 2003...UMKC win 3-2 at ORU. UMKC goals
scored by Dan Hilson (pk), John Clark (assisted by Dan Hilson), and John
Clark (assisted by DREW PERKINS).
October 24, 2003...Drake University men win 4-1 versus
Eastern Illinois. JESSE BAKER scores a goal in the victory.
October 23, 2003... William Jewell College
junior midfielder BLAKE RYAN is named Region V Player of the Week.
October 22, 2003... USA Women's National
Team tie 2-2 versus Italy at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.
USA goals: own goal and Shannon MacMillan. Attendance: 18,263.
October 22, 2003... William Jewell College
junior midfielder BLAKE RYAN is named Heart of America Conference Player
of the Week.
October 21, 2003... UMKC senior midfielder
RYAN BARBER is named Mid Continent Conference Offensive Player of the
Week.
October 19, 2003... Drake University men win
2-1 at Vanderbilt. Drake goals scored by JESSE BAKER (unassisted) and
Besmir
Bega (assisted by Corey Farabi).
October 18, 2003... Kansas City Comets win
10-6 versus Monterrey Fury. Comets forwards Dino Delevski and Brian Soell
each score 3 goals in the victory. Attendance: 5,249.
October 18, 2003... Truman State University
men win 9-0 at Oakland City (IN). BRETT COPPAGE scores a goal in the
victory.
October 18, 2003... Kansas City Wizards win
1-0 versus Dallas Burn. Wizards goal scored by Jimmy Conrad (assisted by
Preki). Attendance: 14,923.
October 18, 2003... William Jewell College
win 5-1 versus Bellevue. WJC goals scored by BLAKE RYAN (2), TOBY
CROOKSHANKS, ALLAN NEKUDA, and JAKE WYLLIE.
October 18, 2003... University of Tulsa win
1-0 (OT) versus SMU. Tulsa goal scored by Kyle Brown (assisted by Ryan
Pore and James Dabney).
October 18, 2003... Marquette University
wins 5-0 versus East Carolina. MATT DARBY has two assists in the victory.
October 18, 2003... UMKC win 3-2 versus
Western Illinois. UMKC goals scored by RYAN BARBER (assisted by Ryan
Kaufman and GEOFF MILES), RYAN BARBER (assisted by GEOFF MILES), and John
Clark (assisted by Brian Garcia and DREW PERKINS).
October 18, 2003... Drury University lose
1-2 at Memphis. Drury goal scored by Matt Klauser (assisted by KYLE
SEBUS).
October 14, 2003...... Wiliam Jewell College
men win 10-0 versus Central Methodist. WJC goals scored by ALLAN NEKUDA
(3),
BLAKE RYAN (3), JEREMY SNOWDEN (2), JAKE WYLLIE, and John Moses.
October 12, 2003...... *Women's World Cup
Championship game at Home Depot Center in Carson, California* Germany wins
WWC 2-1 (OT) versus Sweden. Germany goals scored by Maren Meinert and Nia
Kuenzer. Sweden goal scored by Hanna Ljungberg. Attendance: 26,137.
October 12, 2003...... UMKC men win 2-1 at
IUPUI. UMKC goals scored by RYAN BARBER (assisted by Dan Hilson) and DREW
PERKINS (assisted by Dan Hilson and Tim Collico).
October 12, 2003......Univeristy of Tulsa
tie
2-2 versus Bradley. Tulsa goals scored by Matt Thomas (assisted by Ryan
Pore
and Kyle Brown) and Kyle Brown (unassisted).
October 11, 2003......Season/Home Opener: KC
Comets (MISL) lose 4-7 versus St. Louis Steamers. Attendance: 6,031.
October 11, 2003......KC Wizards win 2-1
(OT)
versus L.A. Galaxy. Wizards goals scored by Kerry Zavagnin (unassisted)
and
Igor Simutenkov (assisted by Chris Klein). Attendance: 9,360.
October 11, 2003...... Saint Louis
University
men win 2-1 (OT) versus South Florida. SLU goals scored by Vedad Ibisevic
(assisted by John DiRaimondo), and WILL JOHN (assisted by Vedad Ibisevic).
Attendance: 5,591.
October 11, 2003...... William Jewell
College
men win 2-1 at Graceland. WJC goals scored by JEREMY SNOWDEN and ALLAN
NEKUDA.
October 10, 2003......University of Tulsa
men
win 7-0 versus Eastern Illinois.
October 8, 2003...... Saint Louis University
men win 1-0 at DePaul. SLU goal scored by WILL JOHN (assisted by Casey
Spiess).
October 8, 2003...... William Jewell College
men win 4-2 versus Missouri Valley. WJC goals scored by BLAKE RYAN
(assisted
by JAKE WYLLIE), TOBY CROOKSHANKS (assisted by JAKE WYLLIE), JEREMY
SNOWDEN
(assisted by BLAKE RYAN) and BLAKE RYAN (assisted by ALLAN NEKUDA).
October 7, 2003...... UMKC tie 2-2 at
Lehigh.
UMKC goals by Ryan Kaufman (assisted by Dan Hilson) and DREW PERKINS
(assisted by Ryan Kaufman).
October 4, 2003...... KC Wizards win 4-2
versus Colorado Rapids. Wizards goals scored by Jimmy Conrad (assisted by
Preki),
October 4, 2003...... William Jewell College
men win 5-0 at Tabor. WJC goals scored by ALLEN NEKUDA (assisted by JAKE
WYLLIE), TOBY CROOKSHANKS (assisted by ALLAN NEKUDA), BLAKE RYAN
(unassisted), Scott Brown (assisted by BLAKE RYAN), John Moses
(unassisted).
October 3, 2003...... UMKC win 3-1 at
Valparasio. UMKC goals scored by Dan Hilson (assisted by DREW PERKINS and
GEOFF MILES), Ryan Kaufman (assisted by DREW PERKINS and Kyle Perkins),
and
John Clark (assisted by Dan Hilson).
October 3, 2003...... University of Tulsa
men
win 2-1 at Southwest Missouri State. Tulsa goals scored by Kyle Brown and
Ryan Pore.
October 1, 2003...... William Jewell College
men win 3-0 at Benedictine University. WJC goals scored by TOBY
CROOKSHANKS
(3).
September 30, 2003... UMKC sophomore
goalkeeper TODD DOHLMAN is named Mid-Continent Conference Defensive Player
of the Week.
September 28, 2003... UMKC win 2-1 versus
Santa Clara. UMKC goals scored by Ryan Kaufman (assisted by DREW PERKINS),
and Kyle Perkins (assisted by Brandon Watermann).
September 27, 2003... KC Wizards win 2-1 at
L.A. Galaxy. Wizards goals scored by Chris Klein (unassisted) and Chris
Klein (assisted by Preki). Attendance: 23,637.
September 27, 2003... Saint Louis University
men lose 0-2 versus Louisville. Attendance: 4,241.
September 27, 2003... William Jewell College
men win 3-2 at Oklahoma City University. WJC goals scored by BLAKE RYAN
(unassisted), Andrew Fischer (assisted by ALLAN NEKUDA), and BLAKE RYAN
(unassisted).
September 26, 2003... UMKC lose 2-3 versus
Denver. UMKC goals scored by Brian Garcia (assisted by John Clark) and Dan
Hilson (pk).
September 26, 2003... University of Tulsa
men
lose 1-2 versus Santa Clara at Swope Park Soccer Field in Kansas City.
Tulsa
goal scored by Kyle Brown (assisted by Ryan Pore).
September 24, 2003... Saint Louis University
tie 4-4 versus Western Illinois. SLU goals scored by Vedad Ibisevic
(assisted by John DiRaimondo), John DiRaimondo (assisted by WILL JOHN),
WILL
JOHN (assisted by Ryan Wileman) and WILL JOHN (assisted by Ryan Wileman
and
Andy Pusateri). Attendance: 1,667.
September 24, 2003... William Jewell College
men win 3-2 (OT) at Baker University. WJC goals scored by JAKE WYLLIE
(assisted by ALLAN NEKUDA), TOBY CROOKSHANKS (assisted by BLAKE RYAN), and
ALL NEKUDA (assisted by BLAKE RYAN).
September 21, 2003... UMKC win 3-1 at
Wisconsin-Green Bay. UMKC goals scored by DREW PERKINS (assisted by Brian
Garcia), Brandon Watermann (assisted by Dan Hilson), and Brian Garcia
(assisted by DREW PERKINS).
September 20, 2003... KC Wizards lose 1-4
versus San Jose Earthquakes. Wizards goal scored by Davy Arnaud
(unassisted). Earthquakes goals scored by Landon Donovan (3) and Eddie
Robinson. Attendance: 30,308.
September 20, 2003... UMKC lose 0-4 at
Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
September 19, 2003... Marquette University
wins 2-1 versus University of South Flordia. MATT DARBY provides and
assist
in the victory.
September 19, 2003... Park Hill South
Sophomore Goalkeeper ANDREW BIGGS (87/88 KC Pace) is named to the
Missouri-Western Region "Elite 11" for week #2 of the high school season.
September 18, 2003... University of Tulsa
win
2-0 versus Stanford. TU goals scored by Ryan Pore (assisted by Kyle Brown
and SCOTT KINCAID) and Kyle Brown (assisted by Ryan Pore and Bryan Rudd).
Attendance: 1,009.
September 17, 2003... William Jewell College
men win 2-1 (OT) versus Mid America Nazerene. WJC goals scored by JAKE
WYLLIE (assisted by BLAKE RYAN) and TOBY CROOKSHANKS (assisted by ALLAN
NEKUDA).
September 15, 2003... William Jewell College
goalkeeper MICHAEL PATTON is named Heart of America Conference Player of
the
Week.
September 15, 2003... William Jewell College
forward Allison Mallams is named Heart of America Conference and Region V
Player of the Week.
September 14, 2003... University of Tulsa
win
2-1 versus ORU at SMU Tournament.
September 14, 2003... Drake University win
4-1
versus UMKC. JESSE BAKER supplies an assist for Drake. UMKC goal scored by
John Clark (assisted by DREW PERKINS).
September 14, 2003... Creighton University
win
2-1 versus Portland University. Creighton goals scored by MATT JEWETT and
Matt Wieland.
September 13, 2003... KC Wizards lose 0-1 at
Colorado Rapids. Rapids goal scored by John Spencer (assisted by Chris
Henderson). Attendance: 16,937.
September 13, 2003... Saint Louis University
men win 1-0 versus Florida International University. SLU goal scored by
Vedad Ibisevic. Attendance: 2,923.
September 13, 2003... William Jewell College
men win 4-0 versus Culver Stockton. WJC goals scored by BLAKE RYAN
(assisted
by Tyler Nash), BLAKE RYAN (assisted by ALLAN NEKUDA), TOBY CROOKSHANKS
(assisted by BLAKE RYAN), and Sean Weist (assisted by TOBY CROOKSHANKS).
Shutout by MICHAEL PATTON.
September 13, 2003... William Jewell College
women win 6-0 versus Culver Stockton. WJC goals scored by Allison Mallams
(4), Rebeka Lassiter, and Molly Thye.
September 12, 2003... University of Tulsa
men
win 3-2 versus New Mexico at SMU tournament. All three TU goals scored by
Ryan Pore.
September 12, 2003... UMKC lose 0-3 versus
Western Michigan.
September 9, 2003... Saint Louis University
midfielder WILL JOHN is named Conference USA Offensive Player of the Week.
September 9, 2003... William Jewell College
men win 3-0 at William Woods. WJC goals scored by ALLAN NEKUDA
(unassisted),
ALLAN NEKUDA (assisted by BLAKE RYAN), and ALLAN NEKUDA (assisted by BLAKE
RYAN).
September 9, 2003... Saint Louis University
midfielder WILL JOHN is named SOCCER AMERICA Team of the Week.
September 7, 2003... University of Tulsa men
lose 2-3 versus Penn State at Ohio State. TU goals scored by Mario
Gonzalez
(assisted by Kyle Brown) and Ryan Pore (unassisted).
September 7, 2003... Saint Louis University
men win 1-0 (OT) at Furman in the Furman Tournament. SLU goal scored by
WILL
JOHN. WILL JOHN is named Tournament MVP.
September 7, 2003... UMKC tie 3-3 at
Loyola-Chicago. UMKC goals scored by Michael Garcia (assisted by Joe
Chirco), DREW PERKINS (unassisted), and Michael Garcia (assisted by JASON
WOODS & Dan Hilson).
September 6, 2003... KC Wizards lose 1-2
versus NY MetroStars. Both MetroStars goals scored by Clint Mathis.
Wizards
goal scored by Preki (pk). Attendance: 17,152.
September 6, 2003... William Jewell College
men win 6-0 versus Sioux Falls. WJC goals scored by TOBY CROOKSHANKS
(assisted by BLAKE RYAN), TOBY CROOKSHANKS (assisted by BLAKE RYAN),
JEREMY
SNOWDEN (assisted by BLAKE RYAN), Tyler Nash (assisted by ALLAN NEKUDA),
JEREMY SNOWDEN (assisted by JAKE WYLLIE) and ALLAN NEKUDA (assisted by
BLAKE
RYAN).
September 5, 2003... Saint Louis University
men win 2-0 versus Clemson at Furman Tournament. SLU goals scored by John
DiRaimondo (assisted by Casey Spiess) and Vedad Ibisevic (assisted by WILL
JOHN).
September 1, 2003... Drake men win 3-2
versus
Western Illinois. JESSE BAKER has one goal and one assist in the victory.
September 1, 2003... University of Tulsa men
win 4-0 versus UMKC at William Jewell College. TU goals scored by Kris
Glasser (assisted by Ryan Pore, Kyle Brown), own goal, Kyle Brown
(assisted
by Kris Glasser), and Ryan Pore (assisted by SCOTT KINCAID).
August 31, 2003... KC Wizards lose 0-1 at
Columbus Crew. Crew goal scored by Brian West. Attendance: 18,147.
August 31, 2003... Saint Louis University
men
win 3-2 at Virginia.
August 31, 2003... Creighton University men
win 3-1 versus Furman. Creighton goals scored by Zach Piercy (assisted by
Matt Thomas and Vince Ordosio), Dave Mingus (assisted by MATT JEWETT), and
Julian Nash (assisted by David Wagenfuhr). Attendance: 1,021. Creighton's
Andrew Peterson and MATT JEWETT are named to the Diadora Challenge
All-Tournament team.
August 30, 2003... Park University men lose
2-3 versus Lindsey Wilson.
August 30, 2003... William Jewell Collge men
win 2-0 versus Morningside. WJC goals scored by TOBY CROOKSHANKS (assisted
by JAKE WYLLIE) and TOBY CROOKSHANKS (unassisted). Shutout by MICHEAL
PATTON.
August 30, 2003... William Jewell Collge
women
win 6-3 versus Morningside. WJC goals scored by Allison Mallams (3),
Kristin
Neher (2), and Molly Thye.
August 29 2003... Saint Louis University men
win 1-0 versus Akron at Virginia. SLU goal scored by WILL JOHN
(unassisted).
August 29 2003... Creighton University men
tie
0-0 versus Butler University. Attendance: 3,483.
August 26, 2003... Prayers for the Clive
Charles family.
August 25, 2003... *College Exhibition* UMKC win 1-0 versus Baker
University. UMKC goal scored by Brian Garcia (assisted by Dan Hilson and
MIKE ROSENTHAL). Shutout by TODD DOHLMAN.
August 25, 2003... Prayers for the Tara Peck
family.
August 23, 2003... *College Exhibition* Saint Louis University lose 0-2
versus Notre Dame. Attendance: 5,008.
August 23, 2003... *College Exhibition* UMKC ties Benedictine 3-3.
Benedictine goals scored by Ryan Haman (2) and Kevin McDaniel. UMKC goals
scored by Dan Hilson (pk), Dan Hilson (pk #2), and Tim Collico (assisted
by Brian Garcia and MIKE ROSENTHAL).
August 22, 2003... KC Wizards tie 2-2 versus
Colorado Rapids. Wizards goals scored by Davy Arnaud (assisted by Preki)
and Preki (pk). Attendance: 12,778.
August 21, 2003... *College Exhibition* UMKC win 4-2 at William Jewell
College. UMKC goals scored by Michael Garcia (assisted by Dan Hilson),
MIKE ROSENTHAL (assisted by Dan Hilson), Brian Garcia (assisted by Tim
Collico and Dan Hilson), and Brian Garcia (assisted by Chad Ramey).
William Jewell College goals scored by (own goal) and ALLAN NEKUDA
(assisted by BLAKE RYAN and Brian Shields).
August 19, 2003... *College Exhibition* Saint Louis University tie 1-1
versus Southwest Missouri State. SLU goal scored by Cooper McKee (assisted
by David Peplinski). SMS goal scored by Jamal Sutton (assisted by Ryan
Crawford). Attendance: 1,043.
August 15, 2003... *College Exhibition* Saint Louis University win 4-3
versus Loyola Chicago. SLU goals scored by WILL JOHN (unassisted), WILL
JOHN (assisted by Vedad Ibecevic and Alex Matteson), Vedad Ibecevic (pk),
and David Peplinski (assisted by Vedad Ibecevic and WILL JOHN).
Attendance: 1,169.
August 16, 2003... KC Wizards lose 2-3 at
Dallas Burn. Wizards goals scored by Preki (pk) and Francisco Gomez
(assisted by Eric Quill and Preki). Attendance: 7,712.
August 13, 2003... KC Wizards tie 0-0 at NY
MetroStars. Attendance: 10,737.
August 9, 2003... *PDL
Championship* Cape
Cod Crusaders win 2-0 at Chicago Fire Reserves. Cape Cod goals scored by
Joseph Ngwenya and David Bulow. Attendance: 2,700.
August 8, 2003... KC Wizards lose 0-1 versus
San Jose Earthquakes. Earthquakes goal scored by Landon Donovan.
Attendance:
13,819.
August 5, 2003... *U.S.
Open Cup* KC Wizards
lose 2-3 at Colorado Rapids. Wizards goals scored by Igor Simutenkov (2).
August 3, 2003... *MLS
ALL-STAR GAME* Major League Soccer All-Stars win 3-1 versus Chivas
de Guadalajara (Mexico) at the Home Depot Center in Carson, California.
MLS goals scored by Ante Razov, Carlos Ruiz, and DaMarcus Beasley.
Attendance: 27,000.
July 31, 2003... The Premier Development
League announces their all-conference teams. Kansas City Brass forward
JAKE BLEYENBERG is one of three forwards named to the Central Conference
(Heartland Division & Great Lakes Division)ALL-CONFERENCE team.
July 23, 2003... *Gold
Cup Semi-Final* U.S. Men's National Team lose 1-2 (OT) versus
Brasil (U23) at the Orange Bowl in Miami. U.S. goal scored by Carlos
Bocanegra. Attendance: 35,211.
July 20, 2003... KC Brass (PDL) lose 1-3 at
Boulder Rapids Reserve. Brass goal scored by Mike Rosenthal (assisted by
Kyle Sebus).
July 19, 2003... KC Wizards win 1-0 at
Columbus Crew. Wizards goal scored by Igor Simutenkov (assisted by Chris
Klein and Preki). Attendance: 16,472.
July 19, 2003... KC Brass (PDL) lose 1-2
(OT) at Boulder Rapids Reserve. Brass goal scored by Kyle Sebus (assisted
by Andrew Clifton).
July 18, 2003... *87 boys
& 88 boys ODP Regional Camp* Five Missouri 87 players (86/87 Scott
Gallagher players Geoff Fallon, Aaron Johnson, Conor Neusel, and T.J.
Novak as well as 86/87 Lou Fusz player Justin Welpy) are selected to the
official 87 ODP Regional Pool. Two Missouri 88 players (87/88 Lou Fusz
player Zach Tierney and 87/88 KC Pace player MANNY TOVAR) are selected to
the official 88 ODP Regional Pool.
July 18, 2003... *87 boys
& 88 boys ODP Regional Camp* 87/88 KC Pace players BRANT BISHOP and
BRIAN WURST are invited into the morning daily 87 Regional Pool training.
87/88 KC Pace players ANDREW BIGGS, RYAN HENNESSY, and MANNY TOVAR are
invited into the morning daily 88 Regional Pool training.
July 17, 2003... *87 boys
& 88 boys ODP Regional Camp* 87 Missouri boys lose 0-2 versus 87
Illinois. Missouri 88 team loses 0-1 versus Illinois 88 team. Missouri 88
team also ties 0-0 versus Iowa 88 team. KC Pace player MANNY TOVAR is
invited into the daily 88 Regional Pool training.
July 16, 2003... *87 boys
& 88 boys ODP Regional Camp* 87 Missouri boys tie 2-2 versus 87
Michigan. Missouri 87 goals scored by Brant Bishop and Conor Neusel.
Missouri 88 team ties 1-1 versus Kansas 88 team. KC Pace players ANDREW
BIGGS and MANNY TOVAR are invited into the daily 88 Regional Pool
training.
July 15, 2003... *87 boys
& 88 boys ODP Regional Camp* 87 Missouri boys tie 1-1 versus 87
Ohio North. Missouri 87 goal scored by Conor Neusel. Missouri 88 team
wins 2-0 versus South Dakota 88 team. KC Pace player BRANT BISHOP is
invited into the daily 87 Regianal Pool training. KC Pace player MANNY
TOVAR is invited into the daily 88 Regional Pool training.
July 14, 2003... *87 boys
& 88 boys ODP Regional Camp* 87 Missouri boys win 3-0 versus 87
Indiana. Missouri 87 goals scored by Brant Bishop (2) and Tim Walters.
Missouri 88 team wins 3-0 versus Minnesota 88 team.
July 14, 2003... KC Brass (PDL) lose 0-3
versus Memphis Express.
July 13, 2003... *87 boys
& 88 boys ODP Regional Camp* KC PACE players on the Missouri 87
squad include BRANT BISHOP, A.J. PEAK, NASH WATERS, and BRIAN WURST. KC
PACE players on the Missouri 88 squad include ANDREW BIGGS, RYAN HENNESSY,
MANNY TOVAR, and J.D. WARMAN. 87 Missouri tie 1-1 versus 87 Kansas boys.
Missouri goal scored by Tim Walters. Missouri 88 team win 3-0 versus
Nebraska 88 team.
July 13, 2003... KC Wizards win 5-1 versus
Dallas Burn. Wizards goals scored by Chris Brunt, Igor Simutenkov, Igor
Simutenkov, Eric Quill, and Stephen Armstrong. Attendance: 16,349.
July 6, 2003... First day of 6th annual KC
Skills Camp!
July 6, 2003... *International Exhibition* USA Men's National Team win
2-0 versus Paraguay in Columbus, Ohio. USA goals scored by Landon Donovan
and Earnie Stewart. Attendance: 14,103.
July 5, 2003... KC Brass (PDL) lose 2-8 at
Des Moines Menace. Brass goals scored by Allan Nekuda (assisted by Geoff
Miles) and Ryan Raybould (assisted by Jake Bleyenberg). Attendance:
3,810.
July 4, 2003... KC Wizards lose 2-3 at
Colorado Rapids. Attendance: 60,142.
June 29, 2003... KC Brass (PDL) lose 3-4
versus St. Louis Strikers. Brass goals scored by Jake Bleyenberg (assisted
by Allan Nekuda), Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by Jason Titus), and Andrew
Clifton (assisted by Blake Ryan).
June 28, 2003... KC Wizards tie 0-0 at San
Jose Earthquakes. Attendance: 7,817.
June 28, 2003... KC Brass (PDL) lose 1-4
versus Chicago Fire Reserves. Brass goal scored by Larry Scheller
(assisted by Jake Bleyenberg).
June 21, 2003... Setting: Preki bobblehead
night at Arrowhead...three days before Preki's 40th birthday...KC Wizards
win 4-2 versus Chicago Fire. Wizards goals scored by Jimmy Conrad
(assisted by Preki), Francisco Gomez (assisted by Preki), Alex Zotinca
(assisted by Preki) and Preki (pk). Attendance: 16,944.
June 21, 2003... KC Brass (PDL) lose 0-4 at
Chicago Fire Reserves.
June 20, 2003... KC Brass (PDL) win 6-2 at
Wisconsin Rebels. Brass goals scored by Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by Blake
Ryan), Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by Larry Scheller), and Ryan Shaw
(assisted by Ryan Raybould), Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by Kyle Sebus)
Geoff Miles(assisted by Ryan Shaw) and Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by Todd
Dohlman).
June 14, 2003... KC Wizards lose 1-2 at Los
Angeles Galaxy. Wizards goal scored by Josh Wolff (assisted by Igor
Simutenkov). Attendance: 18,683.
June 14, 2003... KC Brass (PDL) lose 0-4 at
Sioux Falls Spitfire.
June 13, 2003... KC Brass (PDL) win 3-2
versus St. Louis Stikers. Brass goals scored by Jake Bleyenberg (assisted
by Ryan Raybould), Jake Bleyenberg (unassisted), and Jake Bleyenberg
(assisted by Blake Ryan).
June 11, 2003... *Missouri State Cup* U15 Championship Game: 87/88 KC
Pace lose 0-1 versus Lou Fusz-Odem.
June 10, 2003... *Missouri State Cup* U15 Semi-Final: 87/88 KC Pace win
4-1 versus Busch Carenza. KC Pace advance to the U15 Championship Game.
June 11, 2003...
*Missouri State Cup* U15 Championship Game: 87/88 KC Pace lose 0-1
versus Lou Fusz-Odem.
June 10, 2003... *Missouri State Cup* U15 Semi-Final: 87/88 KC Pace win
4-1 versus Busch Carenza. KC Pace advance to the U15 Championship Game.
June 9, 2003... *Missouri
State Cup* U15 Quarterfinal: 87/88 KC Pace win 2-0 versus Lou
Fusz-Stillwell. KC Pace advance to the U15 Semi-Final .
June 8, 2003... KC Brass (PDL) win 2-0
versus Nashville Metros. Brass goals scored by Blake Ryan (assisted by
Ryan Shaw) and Larry Scheller (assisted by William John).
June 8, 2003...*International Exhibition* USA Men's National Team win
2-1 versus New Zealand in Richmond, Virgina. U.S. goals scored by Chris
Klein and Jovan Kirovski. Attendance: 10,000.
June 7, 2003... KC Wizards (MLS) win 2-1
versus NY MetroStars. Wizards goals scored by Davy Arnaud and Josh Wolff.
Attendance: 10,857.
June 7, 2003... *Missouri
State Cup* Group game #2: 87/88 KC Pace win 4-0 versus Lou
Fusz-Keller. KC Pace win Division E and advance to the U15 Quarterfinal.
June 6, 2003... *Missouri
State Cup* Group game #1: 87/88 KC Pace win 5-1 versus Red Weir
Rockets.
June 1, 2003... KC Brass (PDL) lose 1-5 at
Memphis Express. Brass goal scored by Larry Scheller (assisted by Jake
Bleyenberg).
May 31, 2003... KC Brass (PDL) lose 0-2 at
Nashville Metros.
May 31, 2003... KC Wizards (MLS) tie 2-2 at
NE Revolution. Both Wizards goals scored by Preki.
May 26 , 2003...*International Friendly* USA Men win 2-0 versus Wales
in San Jose, California. USA goals scored by Landon Donovan (pk) and Eddie
Lewis (assisted by Greg Vanney). Attendance: 12,282.
May 26 , 2003...*Best of
the Midwest Tournament-Chicago, Illinois...U15/A Flight CHAMPIONSHIP GAME*
87/88 KC Pace lose 1-4 versus Chicago Ajax.
May 26 , 2003...*Best of
the Midwest Tournament-Chicago, Illinois...U15/A Flight SEMI-FINAL*
87/88 KC Pace win 3-0 versus Chicago Magic Maroon.
May 26 , 2003...*Best of
the Midwest Tournament-Chicago, Illinois* 87/88 KC Pace win 3-2
versus Rockford United.
May 25 , 2003...*Best of
the Midwest Tournament-Chicago, Illinois* 87/88 KC Pace win 3-2
versus Team Dayton.
May 24 , 2003...KC Wizards win 2-1 versus LA
Galaxy. Wizards goals scored by Igor Simutenkov (assisted by Chris Klein)
and Preki (assisted by Chris Brown). Attendance: 15,944.
May 24 , 2003...*Best of
the Midwest Tournament-Chicago, Illinois* 87/88 KC Pace win 4-0
versus Chicago Sockers.
May 19 , 2003...*Exhibition Game* KC Wizards (MLS) win 6-0 versus KC
Brass (PDL) in an exhibition game in Sedailia, Missouri. Wizards goals
scored by Davy Arnaud, Jack Jewsbury, Carey Talley, Francisco Gomez, Eric
Quill, and Stephen Armstrong. Attendance: 1,000+.
May 18 , 2003...KC Brass (PDL) win 3-2
versus Boulder Rapids Reserve. Brass goals scored by Blake Ryan (assisted
by Ryan Barber), Drew Perkins (pk), and Ryan Barber (assisted by Geoff
Miles).
May 17, 2003...KC Brass (PDL) lose 0-1 (OT)
versus Des Moines Menace.
May 17, 2003...KC Wizards tie 1-1 at D.C.
United. Wizards goal scored by Preki. Attendance: 21,859.
May 15, 2003...KC Brass (PDL) win 2-0 versus
Boulder Rapids Reserve. Brass goals scored by Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by
Drew Perkins) and Blake Ryan (assisted by Ryan Raybould). Shutout by Todd
Dohlman.
May 14, 2003...KC Wizards tie 1-1 versus NE
Revolution. Wizards goal scored by Igor Simutenkov (assisted by Preki).
Attendance: 9,096.
May 11, 2003...87/88 KC Pace (U15) win U16
Governors Cup Tournament. The KC Pace started the day with a 6-0 win in
the final game of group play...Won their semi-final 3-1 and won the
championship game 3-2 (OT).
May 10, 2003...KC Wizards win 3-1 at Dallas
Burn. Wizards goals scored by Eric Quill, Chris Brown, and Chris Klein.
May 10, 2003...KC Brass (PDL) win 7-1 versus
Wisconsin Rebels. KC Brass goals scored by Drew Perkins (assisted by Jake
Bleyenberg), Ryan Shaw (assisted by Jake Bleyenberg), Drew Perkins
(assisted by Jake Bleyenberg), Drew Perkins (assisted by Jake Bleyenberg),
Blake Ryan (assisted by Drew Perkins), Drew Perkins (assisted by Scott
Kincaid), and Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by Drew Perkins).
May 9, 2003...KC Brass (PDL) win 3-1 versus
Sioux Falls Spitfire. KC Brass goals scored by Blake Ryan (assisted by
William John), Blake Ryan (assisted by William John) and Jake Bleyenberg
(assisted by Drew Perkins).
May 8, 2003...U.S. Mens National Team tie
0-0 versus Mexico in Houston. U.S. shutout by Tim Howard. Attendance:
69,582.
May 6, 2003...*Exhibition Game* KC Wizards (MLS) win 5-3 at Des
Moines Menace (PDL). Wizards goals scored by Davy Arnaud, Eric Quill, Own
Goal, Kevin Freidland, and Chris Brunt.
May 3, 2003...KC Wizards tie Columbus Crew
2-2. Wizards goals scored by Preki (pk) and Eric Quill. Attendance:
16,006.
April 28, 2003...*Gold
Cup* 87/88 KC Pace win Kansas City Gold Cup tournament.
April 27, 2003...KC Wizards lose 2-3 versus
Chicago Fire. Wizards goals scored by Igor Simutenkov and Jimmy Conrad.
Attendance: 14,586.
April 19, 2003...KC Wizards tie 1-1 at San
Jose Earthquakes. Wizards only goal is an own goal.
April 13, 2003...Friendly Game...87/88 KC
Pace lose 1-3 versus 86/87 KCFC Alliance...Game
photos attached.
April 12, 2003...Kansas City Wizards win
their first game of the 2003 MLS regular season 3-2 (OT) versus D.C.
United at Arrowhead Stadium. Wizards goals scored by Preki, Chris Klein,
and Chris Brown. Attendance: 22,403.
April 5, 2003...*MLS
Exhibtion* Kansas City Wizards win 3-0 versus Dallas Burn at Skelly
Stadium on the campus of the University of Tulsa in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Wizards goals by Chris Brown (2) and Chris Klein. Attendance:
14,025...photo: Preki assisting Chris Brown for the first goal
of the game.
March 30, 2003......87/88 KC Pace win
outdoor league game 3-0.
March 29, 2003......*MLS
Exhibition* KC Wizard lose 1-2 versus Columbus Crew at Wantland
Stadium on the campus of Central Oklahoma University in Edmond, Oklahoma.
Wizards goal scored by Josh Wolff (assisted by Preki). Attendance: 9,223.
March 29, 2003......USA Men's National Team
win 2-0 versus Venezuela in Seattle, Washingtoin. USA goals scored by
Jovan Kirovski (assisted by Carlos Bocanegra) and Landon Donovan (assisted
by John O'Brien). Attendance: 17,819.
March 1, 2003......87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 14-1.
February 15, 2003......87/88 KC Pace tie
league indoor game 4-4.
February 15, 2003......87/88 KC Pace win
league outdoor game 3-1.
February 12, 2003...Preseason exhibition: KC
Wizards tie 0-0 versus SuperSport (South Africa) at Mamelodi, South
Africa.
February 12, 2003...International Friendly:
USA men win 2-1 at Jamaica. USA goals scored by Carlos Bocanegra and Chris
Klein. Jamaica goal scored by Onandi Lowe.\
February 9, 2002......KC Wizards tie Moroka
Swollows (South Africa) 0-0 at Mafikeng, South Africa.
February 8, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 9-7.
February 8, 2002...International Friendly:
USA
men's national team lose 0-1 versus Argentine at Miami, Florida. Goal by
Luis González. Assisted by Andres D'Alessandro. Attendance: 27,196.
February 2, 2003...87/88 KC Pace tie league
outdoor game 0-0.
January 25, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 5-2.
January 20, 2002...*Winter Magic Indoor Tournament, Semi-Final* 87/88 KC
Pace lose 1-4.
January 19, 2002...*Winter Magic Indoor Tournament, Group game #3* 87/88
KC Pace lose 3-4.
January 19, 2002...*Winter Magic Indoor Tournament, Group game #2* 87/88
KC Pace win 5-3.
January 18, 2002...*Winter Magic Indoor Tournament, Group game #1* 87/88
KC Pace win 7-1.
January 18, 2002...87/88 KC Pace demonstrate
at NSCAA Convention. Session: Team Goalkeeping. Clinician: Peter Moeller,
USSF National Staff Goalkeeper coach.
January 17, 2002...MLS SuperDraft. In the
3rd
round the Colorado Rapids select JASON COLE (defender, Saint Louis
Univeristy).
January 17, 2002...MLS SuperDraft. KC
Wizards
selections. 1st round (trade for Josh Wolff). 2nd round (trade for Jimmy
Conrad). 3rd round: (traded for Wolff). 4th round: Taylor Graham
(defender,
Stanford). 5th round: Jack Jewsbury (midfielder, SLU). 6th round (a):
Kevin
Friedland (defender, SMU). 6th round (b): Byron Carmichael (forward,
Marshall).
January 16, 2002...87/88 KC Pace demostrate
at
NSCAA Convention. Session: Linking the Goalkeeper with the defeders.
Clinician: Maren Rojas, Syracuse University assistant coach.
January 16, 2002...87/88 KC Pace demonstrate
at NSCAA Convention. Session: Competitive Possession Games. Clinician: Tom
Goodman, USYSA Director of Coaching.
January 12, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 12-0.
January 4, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 4-2.
December 22, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 5-1 thus winning the indoor league championship.
December 19, 2002...Defender/Forward JASON
COLE (Saint Louis University) is one of 36 college seniors invited to the
adidas MLS player combine in Fort Lauderdale, Florida January 11-14.
December 18, 2002...Peter Karotis (Liberty)
is
named Sun News All-Northland player of the Year. 87/88 KC Pace player
BRANT
BISHOP (Park Hill South) is named Sun-News All-Northland Newcomer of the
Year.
December 18, 2002...Defender/Forward JASON
COLE (Saint Louis University, KC Brass) is selected in the second round
(24th overall) in the A-League College Draft by the Cincinnati RiverHawks.
December 17, 2002...Goalkeeper BEAU WILLIAMS
(UMKC, KC Brass) is selected in the territorial round (4th overall) in the
Major Indoor Soccer League Draft by the Kansas City Comets.
December 16, 2002...First training date of
the Wizards Youth Training Program. 87/88 KC Pace players ANDREW BIGGS,
TONY DULAK, A.J. PEAK, KYLE VIVANCO, BRIAN WURST, and MICAH WYNES
participate in the program. BURKE SLUSHER (Goalkeeper coach for KC Pace &
KC Brass) directs the goalkeepers. BURKE is assisted by UMKC & KC Brass
goalkeeper BEAU WILLIAMS.
December 15, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 7-2.
December 15, 2002...*NCAA
Division I Men's Championship game at SMU in Dallas, Texas* UCLA
wins 1-0 versus Stanford. UCLA goal by Aaron Lopez (assisted by Ryan
Futagaki). Attendance: 8,498.
December 14, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 13-0.
December 13, 2002... *NCAA Division I Men's Semi-Final at SMU in Dallas,
Texas* UCLA wins 2-1 versus Maryland.
December 13, 2002...Washington University
sophomore MATT TWARDOWSKI (midfielder) is selected to the All-UAA Team.
December 13, 2002...William Jewell College
sophomore BLAKE RYAN (midfielder) is selected All-Region Second Team.
December 12, 2002...Truman State junior
midfielder BRETT COPPAGE is named NSCAA All-Region Second Team.
December 11, 2002...UMKC juniors Dan Hilson
(midfielder) and DREW PERKINS (forward) are selected NSCAA All-Midwest
third
team.
December 11, 2002...Saint Louis University
senior JASON COLE (forward) is selected NSCAA All-Midwest first team.
December 11, 2002...UMKC players earn
All-Mid
Continent Conference: Junior midfielder Dan Hilson and junior forward
DREWitPERKINS are first-team selections. Senior forward BRIAN WALLACE,
junior back
JASON WOODS and senior midfielder ERIC ZOBRIST each earned second-team
accolades.
December 10, 2002...Saint Louis University
senior JASON COLE (forward) is named Conference USA Player of the Year.
December 10, 2002...Truman State junior
BRETT
COPPAGE is named Verizon First Team Academic ALL-AMERICAN (3.46 GPA as
Biology/Pre-Med major).
December 13, 2002...Washington University
sophomore MATT TWARDOWSKI (midfielder) is selected to the UAA All-Academic
Team.
December 10, 2002...Saint Louis University
senior JASON COLE (forward) is named to the All-Conference USA First Team.
December 10, 2002...Marquette University
senior MIKE ROBARDS (midfielder) is named All-Conference USA second team.
December 10, 2002...Yale University
sophomore RYAN RAYBOULD (midfielder) is named All-Ivy League Honorable
Mention.
December 9, 2002... Benedictine College
senior JOSH SCHRECK (goalkeeper) is named to the Heart of America
All-Conference second team.
December 9, 2002... William Jewell College
has four players named to the Heart of America All-Conference teams: BLAKE
RYAN & Andrew Fischer (first team), ALLAN NEKUDA & Aaron Hubbell (second
team).
December 8, 2002...**NCAA
Men's Quarterfinals** Creigton University men win 6-2 at Boston
College. MATT JEWETT has one goal and two assists in the victory.
December 1, 2002... 87/88 KC Pace tie league
indoor game 5-5. team).
November 26, 2002...*NAIA
National Tournament, Championship Game* Park University men lose
1-2 versus Mobile.
November 25, 2002...*NAIA National
Tournament, Semfinals* Park University men win 2-2 (4-3 PK) in a
penalty-kick shootout versus Lindsey Wilson (KY).
November 24, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 6-3.
November 23, 2002...*NAIA
National Tournament, Quarterfinals* Park University men win 1-0
versus Rio Grande University.
November 22, 2002...*NAIA
National Tournament, first round* Park University men win 2-1
versus Concordia (CA).
November 21, 2002...*All the best to 80/81
KC Pace players QUINTON PURVIANCE, RYAN SHAW and the rest of the Park
University men's team as they begin play in the NAIA National Tournament
tomorrow.
November 18, 2002
...Southwest Missouri State defender DAN WATSON is named to the Missouri
Valley Conference All-Tournament Team.
November 17, 2002
...*Missouri Valley Conference Championship game* Creighton University win
1-0 vs. Bradley University. MATT JEWETT scores the game winning goal.
November 17, 2002
...*Conference USA Championship game* Saint Louis University men win 3-2
vs.
Cincinnati. JASON COLE scores the game winning goal.
November 17, 2002
...*Missouri Valley Conference Sem-Final* Creighton win 3-1 vs. Southwest
Missouri State. MATT JEWETT has an assist in the victory.
November 16, 2002
...87/88 KC Pace win league indoor game 11-1.
November 16, 2002...***ANNOUNCEMENT from Uncle
Jefferson
& Uncle Lincoln: KC Pace webmaster CHRIS FISCHER becomes a father. MELINDA
FISCHER gives birth to KATHERINE MARIEL FISCHER (7lbs,13oz; 21.5 inches)
Congratulations!!!***
November 16, 2002
...*Conference USA Semi-Final* Saint Louis University men win 3-1 vs.
Louisville. JASON COLE scores a goal in the victory.
November 15, 2002
...87/88 KC Pace win league indoor game 15-1.
November 14, 2002
...Southwest Missouri State defender DAN WATSON is named to the
All-Missouri
Valley Conference 1st Team.
November 10, 2002 ...87/88 KC Pace win
league indoor game.
November 9, 2002 ...UMKC win 2-1 at
Centenary. UMKC goals scored by DREW PERKINS and MIKE ROSENTHAL.
November 9, 2002 ...Creighton University men
win MVC playoff game 6-0 vs. Eastern Illinois. MATT JEWETT has a goal in
the victory.
November 9, 2002 ...Saint Louis University
men win 6-0 vs. Eest Carolina. JASON COLE scores two goals and adds one
assist in the victory.
November 8, 2002 ...Truman State University
men win 2-1 vs. Missouri Southern. BRETT COPPAGE scores a goal in the
victory.
November 4, 2002...Drury University men win
6-3 vs. Missouri Southern. TREY SEBUS has 1 goal and 2 assists in the
victory. KYLE SEBUS also contributes 2 assists for Drury.
November 3, 2002...UMKC men win 3-0 at
Western Michigan. UMKC goals scored by DREW PERKINS (assisted by Dan
Hilson), Dan Hilson (pk), Tim Collico (assisted by Dan Hilson and DREW
PERKINS).
November 2, 2002...Saint Louis University
men win 2-1 at Memphis. SLU goals by Jack Jewsbury and JASON COLE.
November 1, 2002...Truman State University
men win 2-1 vs. Quincy University. BRETT COPPAGE has two assists in the
victory.
November 1, 2002...Drake University men tie
Southern Methodist University 0-0. Drake shutout by ZACK BRENNAN.
November 1, 2002...UMKC lose 0-3 at Oakland
(Michigan).
Ocotber 30, 2002...Saint Louis University
men win 5-1 vs. DePaul. JASON COLE has a goal and assist in the victory.
October 30, 2002...Marquette University men
win 2-1 at Memphis. MATT DARBY has an assist in the victory.
October 30, 2002...William Jewell College
men win 5-4 vs. William Woods. BLAKE RYAN scores three goals in the
victory. ALLAN NEKUDA scores two.
October 28, 2002...Marquette University's
MATT DARBY is named Conference USA Co-Offensive Player-of-the-Week. Matt
shares the honor with DePaul's Luke Rojo.
October 27, 2002...Marquette University win
2-0 vs. UAB. MATT DARBY scores both goals in the victory. MIKE ROBARDS
contributes two assists.
October 27, 2002...Drury University win 4-3
at Western Michigan. KYLE SEBUS has a goal and assist in the victory.
ANDREW CLIFTON also scores for Drury.
October 26, 2002...UMKC win 3-0 vs. Oral
Roberts University. UMKC goals by DREW PERKINS, MIKE ROSENTHAL, and John
Clark. Shutout by BEAU WILLIAMS.
October 26, 2002...Park University men win
5-0 vs. Central Christian. RYAN SHAW scores in the victory.
October 26, 2002...Avila College men win 4-0
vs. Graceland University. MIKE JOHNSON scores 2 goals in the victory.
Shutout by NICK BAUM.
October 26, 2002...William Jewell College
men win 1-0 vs. Hanibal-LaGrange. WJC goal scored by Andrew Fischer.
Shutout by MICAHAEL PATTON.
October 25, 2002...Creighton University
menin 4-1 at Eastern Illinois. MATT JEWETT scores a goal in the victory.
October 23, 2002...Saint Louis University
men tie 3-3 at Texas Christian University. JASON COLE scores all 3 SLU
goals.
October 23, 2002...Drury University win 3-1
vs. UMKC. KYLE SEBUS scores in the victory. UMKC goal by DREW PERKINS
October 21, 2002...Washington University men
win 8-0 vs. Maryville University. MATT TWARDOWKSI scores a goal in the
victory.
October 20, 2002...*MLS
Cup* Los Angeles Galaxy win 1-0 (OT) at New England Revolution.
Galaxy goal scored by Carlos Ruiz (assisted by Tyrone Marshall).
Attendance: 61,316.
October 19, 2002...UMKC lose 2-3 (OT) at
Western Illinois. UMKC goals scored by Dan Hilson (assisted by BRIAN
WALLACE) and BRIAN WALLACE (pk).
October 19, 2002...Saint Louis University
men lose 1-2 at South Florida. SLU's goal scored by JASON COLE.
October 19, 2002...Marquette University men
win 4-2 vs. Charlotte. MIKE ROBARDS scores a goal in the victory.
October 15, 2002...Marquette University win
2-0 vs. Louisville. Marquette goals scored by Derek Gutierrez (assisted by
MIKE ROBARDS) and Tony Walby (assisted by MATT DARBY).
October 13, 2002...Washington University men
win 3-1 at Emory. MATT TWARDOWSKI has a goal and assist in the victory.
October 13, 2002...Truman State University
men win 4-1 vs. Indianapolis. BRETT COPPAGE has an assist in the victory.
October 13, 2002...Graceland University men
win 6-2 vs. Harris-Stowe College. JASON TITUS has a goal in the victory.
October 13, 2002...Drury University lose 2-3
at New Mexico. Drury's TREY SEBUS scores a goal.
October 12, 2002...William Jewell College
men win 1-0 vs. McKendree College. WJC goal scored by BLAKE RYAN. Shutout
by MICHAEL PATTON.
October 12, 2002...Benedictine College win
5-0 vs. Central Methodist. Benedictine shutout by JOSH SCHRECK.
October 11, 2002...UMKC lose 2-3 vs.
Valparasio. UMKC goals scored by MIKE ROSENTHAL (assisted by GEOFF MILES)
and M.J. Serota (assisted by Dan Hilson and DREW PERKINS).
October 11, 2002...Drury University lose 1-2
at Air Force. Drury's KYLE SEBUS records an assist.
October 9, 2002...Saint Louis University
men win 4-2 vs. Air Force. JASON COLE has 2 goals and 1 assist in the
victory.
October 8, 2002...Marquette University win
3-0 at Wisconsin-Green Bay. MATT DARBY has two assists in the victory.
October 7, 2002... William Jewell College
forward ALLAN NEKUDA is named NAIA Region V Men's Soccer Player of the
Week.
October 7, 2002...Park University men win
5-1 at William Jewell College. RYAN SHAW scores for Park. BLAKE RYAN
scores for WJC.
October 6, 2002... William Jewell College
goalkeeper MICHAEL PATTON is named HAAC Men's Defender of the Week.
October 6, 2002...Southwest Missouri State
win 2-0 vs. Tulsa. DAN WATSON has an assist for SMS.
October 6, 2002...Marquette University men
win 4-1 vs. TCU. Marquette goals scored by MATT DARBY, Chris Lee, MIKE
ROBARDS, and Eric Marshall.
October 5, 2002... William Jewell College
forward ALLAN NEKUDA is named HAAC Men's Offensive Player of the Week.
October 5, 2002...UMKC win 7-1 vs. IUPUI.
UMKC goals scored by MIKE ROSENTHAL (2), Dan Hilson (2), DREW PERKINS, Tim
Collico, and John Roy.
October 5, 2002...William Jewell College men
win 4-1 vs. Mid America Nazrene University. WJC goals scored by ALLAN
NEKUDA, Mark Blankenship, BLAKE RYAN, and TYLER BEANE.
October 2, 2002...*MLS
Quarterfinals* KC Wizards lose 2-5 at L.A. Galaxy. Wizards goals
scored by Chris Klein and Preki. L.A. advances to MLS semi-finals.
October 2, 2002...Saint Louis University men
win 4-0 vs. Eastern Illinois. JASON COLE has 2 goals and an assist in the
victory.
October 2, 2002...William Jewell College men
win 1-0 vs. Benedictine. WJC goal by ALLAN NEDKUDA. Shutout by MICHAEL
PATTON.
October 1, 2002...Saint Louis University's
JASON COLE is named Conference USA Offensive Player of the Week.
September 29, 2002...Saint Louis University
wins 2-0 at Louisiville. SLU goals by JASON COLE (unassisted) and Ntando
Tsambo (assisted by JASON COLE). Attendance: 2,034.
September 29, 2002...UMKC lose 1-2 at Air
Force. UMKC goal by Tim Collico.
September 28, 2002...*MLS Quarterfinals, Game 2* KC Wizards win 4-1 vs.
L.A. Galaxy. Wizards goals by Igor Simutenkov, Eric Quill, Preki, and
Dario Fabbro. Deciding Game 3 will be in L.A. on Wednesday.
September 27, 2002...University of Tulsa men
win 3-1 at #1 nationally ranked Stanford University. Tulsa goals scored by
Ryan Pore (2) and Kyle Brown. Attendance: 1,458.
September 27, 2002...UMKC lose 2-3 at
Denver. UMKC goals by MIKE ROSENTHAL and M.J. Serota.
September 27, 2002...Drake University men
win 3-1 at Western Illinois. JESSE BAKER scores a goal in the victory.
September 25, 2002...*MLS Playoffs* KC Wizards lose 2-3 at L.A. Galaxy.
Wizards goals scored by Preki and Chris Brown.
September 25, 2002...Saint Louis University
men win 2-0 vs. Charlotte. SLU goals scored by JASON COLE and own goal.
September 22, 2002...Drury University win
3-2 at Eastern Illinois. Drury goals scored by Tom Hoff, ANDREW CLIFTON,
and Dusty Evans.
September 22, 2002...Marquette University
lose 1-2 vs. Cincinnati. Marquette goal scored by Derek Gutierrez
(assisted by MATT DARBY).
September 21, 2002...William Jewell College
men win 3-2 vs. Friends University. WJC goals by ALLAN NEKUDA, Jeremy
Snowden, and TYLER BEANE.
September 21, 2002...UMKC win 1-0 vs. Drury.
UMKC goal by Dan Hilson (pk).
September 20, 2002...KC Wizards tie 1-1 at
Colorado Rapids. Wizards goal scored by Chris Klein. Attendance: 25,614.
September 19, 2002...William Jewell College
men win 4-2 vs. Avila. WJC goals scored by Aarron Hubbell, ALLAN NEKUDA,
BLAKE RYAN, and Jake Wyllie.
September 18, 2002...Marquette University
wins 4-2 vs. Wright State. MIKE ROBARDS has a goal and assist in the
victory.
September 15, 2002...Drury University lose
2-3 (OT) vs. Centenary College. Drury goals by Buddy Coulter and KYLE
SEBUS.
September 15, 2002...Creighton University
win 2-0 vs. ORU. MATT JEWETT has an assist in the victory.
September 15, 2002...Saint Louis University
wins 3-1 vs. James Madison University. SLU goals by Jack Jewsbury (2) and
JASON COLE. Attendance:1,305.
September 14, 2002...KC Wizards lose 1-2 vs.
Colorado Rapids. Wizards goal by Preki (pk). Attendance:19,270.
September 14, 2002...UMKC wins 3-2 vs. TCU
(in Dallas, TX). UMKC goals by RYAN BARBER (BRIAN WALLACE), John Clark
(MIKE ROSENTHAL), and Dan Hilson (pk).
September 13, 2002...Saint Louis University
win 2-1 vs. Southwest Missouri State University. SLU goals by Kevin
Wickert and JASON COLE. Attendance: 3,051.
Spetember 13, 2002...UMKC lose 0-1 at SMU.
September 11, 2002...William Jewell College
men tie 2-2 vs. Baker. WJC goals by ALLAN NEKUDA (Aaron Hubbell) and
Dustin Green (BLAKE RYAN).
September 10, 2002...William Jewell College
midfielder BLAKE RYAN is chosen NAIA National Player of the Week
September 10, 2002...*US
Open Cup semi-final* KC Wizards lose 2-3 (OT) at Columbus Crew.
Wizards goals scored by Own Goal and Chris Brown.
September 10, 2002...William Jewell College
midfielder BLAKE RYAN is chosen Regional Player of the Week
September 9, 2002...William Jewell College
midfielder BLAKE RYAN (KC Brass, KC Pace, Winnetonka) is chosen Heart of
America Conference Player of the Week.
September 7, 2002...Drury University lose
2-3 vs. San Francisco. Drury goals by KYLE SEBUS and Ian Shepherd.
September 7, 2002...Marquette University men
win 1-0 vs. Saint Louis Univerisity. Marquette goal scored by MIKE
ROBARDS.
September 7, 2002...UMKC lose 1-2 (OT) at
Tulsa. UMKC goal scored by BRIAN WALLACE.
September 7, 2002...William Jewell College
men win 7-0 vs. Tabor. WJC goals scored by Aaron Hubbell 2, BLAKE RYAN 2,
ALLAN NEKUDA 2, and TOBY CROOKSHANKS. Shutout by MICHAEL PATTON.
September 6, 2002...UMKC tie 1-1 (OT) vs.
Bradley. UMKC goal by John Clark.
September 6, 2002...William Jewell College
men win 3-0 at Central Methodist. WJC goals scored by BLAKE RYAN 2, and
Dustin Green. Shutout by MICHAEL PATTON.
September 6, 2002...William Jewell College
women win 7-0 vs. Central Methodist.
September 5, 2002...Washington University
defender MATT TWARDOWDKI (KC Brass & Park Hill South) is chosen UAA Men's
Soccer Defensive Athlete of the Week (National NCAA Divsion III award)
after scoring a goal in both of Washington Univeristy's victories this
past weekend.
September 2, 2002...William Jewell College
women win 2-1 vs. Graceland. WJC goals scored by Stefanie Carson and
Kristen Neher.
September 2, 2002...William Jewell College
men win 5-2 vs. Harris Stowe. WJC goals scored by BLAKE RYAN (3), Aaron
Hubbell, ALLAN NEKUDA.
August 31, 2002...KC Wizards win 2-1 vs.
Chicago Fire. Wizards goals scored by Dario Fabbro and Chris Brown.
Attendance: 20,173.
August 31, 2002...UMKC win 1-0 (OT) vs.
Drake. UMKC goal scored by DREW PERKINS (assisted by Dan Hilson and RYAN
BARBER). Shutout by BEAU WILLIAMS.
August 31, 2002...University of Tulsa men
win 2-1 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
August 30, 2002...Drury University lose 2-4
vs. Illinois-Chicago. Drury goals scored by John Pedroli and ANDREW
CLIFTON.
August 28, 2002...*Champions Cup Semi-Final (Second Leg)*KC Wizards tie
1-1 vs. Monarcas Morelia (Mexico). Wizards goal scored by Chris Brown.
Morelia advances to the final by having a 7-2 aggregate advantage score
versus the Wizards.
August 25, 2002...NCAA Exhibition: Drury
University wins 2-1 vs. Rockhurst University. KYLE SEBUS scores the game
winning goal.
August 24, 2002...Exhibition Game: William
Jewell College men win 4-1 at Johnson County Community College. WJC goals
scored by ALLAN NEDUDA (2), Dustin Green, and Aarron Hubbell.
August 24, 2002...NCAA Exhibition:
University of Tulsa wins 6-1 vs. Drury University. LUKE MERIWETHER has 2
assists in the victory.
August 24, 2002...*US
Open Cup Quarterfinals*KC Wizards (MLS) win 2-0 at Milwaukee Rampge
(A-League). Wizards goals scored by Eric Quill and Preki. Attendance:
6,576.
August 24, 2002...NCAA Exhibition: UMKC lose
1-2 at Creighton. Both Creighton goals scored by David Wagenfuhr. UMKC
goal scored by Jason Woods (assisted by Brian Wallace).
August 24, 2002...NCAA Exhibition: UCLA ties
2-2 at Saint Louis University. Both UCLA goals scored by Tim Pierce. Both
SLU goals scored by Jack Jewsbury. Attendance: 4,548.
August 22, 2002...Exhibition game: UMKC win
4-1 vs. Baker University. UMKC goals scored by Dan Stull (2), Tim Collico,
Ben Baumgart.
August 21, 2002...KC Wizards lose 1-2 at
L.A. Galaxy. Wizards goal scored by Preki.
August 18, 2002...KC Wizards lose 0-4 vs.
Columbus Crew
August 17, 2002...College scrimmage game:
UMKC wins 9-0 vs. KCKCC.
August 14, 2002...KC Wizards lose 1-5 at
Chicago Fire. Wizards goal scored by Preki.
August 10, 2002...*PDL
Championship* Cape Cod Crusaders win 2-1 (OT) vs. Boulder Rapids
Reserve. Attendance: 2,239.
August 10, 2002...KC Wizards tie 0-0 at D.C.
United. Wizards goalkeeper Tony Meola stops two penalty kicks to keep the
game scoreless.
August 8, 2002...The PDL Championship game
(Boulder Rapids Reserves at Cape Cod Crusaders) will be shown live this
Saturday (August 10) on Fox Sports World at 7:00pm.
August 7, 2002...*Champions Cup Semi-Final* KC Wizards lose 1-6 at
Monarcas Morelia (Mexico). Wizards goal scored by Dario Fabbro. The return
match of the semi-finals will be at Arrowhead Stadium on Wednesday, August
28th.
August 5, 2002...Jake Bleyenberg of the
Kansas City Brass is named All-Premier Development League Second Team.
August 3, 2002...*MLS
All-Star Game*: MLS All-Stars win 3-2 vs. make shift U.S. National
Team. MLS goals scored by Jason Kreis, Marco Etcheverry, and Steve
Ralston. U.S. goals scored by Landon Donovan and Cobi Jones.
July 31, 2002...KC Wizards win 1-0 at Dallas
Burn. Wizards goal scored by Stephen Armstrong.
July 27, 2002...KC Wizards win 2-1 vs. San
Jose Earthquakes. Wizards goals scored by Stephen Armstrong and Igor
Simutenkov.
July 24, 2002...KC Wizards lose 1-3 vs. NY
MetroStars. Wizards goal scored by Igor Simutenkov.
July 20, 2002...KC Wizards tie 2-2 at Los
Angeles Galaxy. Wizards goals scored by Chris Klein and Carey Talley.
July 20, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) lose 4-6 at
Sioux Falls. Brass goals scored by Jon Spencer (assisted by Bobby Ewan),
Larry Scheller (assisted by Nate Anderson), Larry Scheller (assisted by
Allan Nekuda), Larry Scheller (assisted by Matt Darby). Attendance: 1,907.
July 18, 2002...*87 Boys
Region 2 ODP Camp* Five 87 Missouri boys players are selected to
the official 87 Regional Pool and invited to the holdover camp: 87/88 KC
Pace player BRANT BISHOP, 86/87 Scott Gallagher players Geoff Fallon,
Conor Neusel, T.J. Novak, Jack Traynor.
July 18, 2002...*86 Boys
ODP Region 2 ODP Camp* KC Skills Camp staff member Kevin Nekuda is
selected to the official 86 Regional Pool and invited to the holdover
camp.
July 18, 2002...*87 Boys
Region 2 ODP Camp* The two 87 semi-final winners (Missouri &
Michigan) play against the 88 Regional Pool Team: Missouri 87 boys team
win 2-1 vs. the 88 Regional Pool. Missouri goals scored by Sam Stremlau
(2). The Missouri 87 ODP squad completes camp with an undefeated record of
5 wins, 0 losses, and 1 tie.
July 17, 2002...*US Open
Cup* KC Wizards (MLS) win 3-2 in overtime at Rochester Rhinos
(A-League). Wizards goals scored by Dario Fabbro, Igor Simutenkov, and
Chris Brown.
July 17, 2002...*87 Boys
Region 2 ODP Camp* Semi-Finals: Missouri 87 boys team win 1-0 vs.
Ohio-South. Missouri goal scored by Conor Neusel.
July 16, 2002...*87 Boys
Region 2 ODP Camp*: Missouri 87 boys tie 1-1 vs. Michigan.
Missouri goal scored by BRANT BISHOP.
July 15, 2002...*87 Boys
Region 2 ODP Camp*: Missouri 87 boys team win 2-1 vs. Ohio North.
Missouri goals scored by Dustin Attarian (2).
July 14, 2002...*87 Boys
Region 2 ODP Camp*: Missouri 87 boys team win 2-0 vs. Indiana.
Missouri goals scored by Conor Neusel (assisted by BRANT BISHOP) and Joe
Olwig (assisted by BRIAN WURST).
July 13, 2002...*87 Boys
Region 2 ODP Camp*: Missouri 87 boys team win 3-1 vs. Kansas.
Missouri goals scored by BRANT BISHOP (2) and Dustin Attarian.
July 13, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) lose 2-3 at
Des Moines Menace. Brass goals scored by Ryan Barber (assisted by Ryan
Raybould) and Ryan Raybould (assisted by Matt Jewett). Attandance: 6,312.
July 13, 2002...KC Wizards win 4-2 at New
England Revolution. Wizards goals scored by Chris Klein (2), Kerry
Zavagnin, and Dario Fabbro.
July 12, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) win 5-1 vs.
Sioux Falls. Brass goals scored by Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by Bobby
Ewan), Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by Larry Scheller), Jake Bleyenberg
(assisted by Bobby Ewan), Matt Jewett (assisted by Larry Scheller), Larry
Scheller (assisted by Josh Schreck).
July 11, 2002...Final day of the fifth
annual KC Skills Camp. The staff would like to thank the campers for
another great Skills Camp. Pictures from the 2002 Skills Camp can be seen
in the Photo Gallery section of this website.
July 8, 2002...First day of 5th annual KC
Skills Camp!
July 6, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) lose 1-4 at
Memphis. Brass goal scored by Josh Duffy (assisted by Matt Jewett).
July 6, 2002...KC Wizards tie 1-1 vs.
Dallas. Wizards goal scored by Matt McKeon.
July 5, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) lose 0-3 at
Memphis.
July 4, 2002...KC Wizards win 2-1 vs. D.C.
United. Wizards goals scored by Dario Fabbro and Carey Talley.
Attendance: 19,641.
June 30, 2002...*World
Cup Final* Brazil win 2-0 vs. Germany. Both Brazil goals scored by
Ronaldo. Brazil wins their 5th World Cup Championship!
June 29, 2002...KC Wizards lose 1-2 at San
Jose Earthquakes. Wizards goal scored by Dario Fabbro.
June 29, 2002...*World
Cup Third Place game* Turkey wins 3-2 vs. South Korea.
June 26, 2002...*World
Cup semi-final* Brazil win 1-0 vs. Turkey. Brazil goal scored by
Ronaldo.
June 25, 2002...*World
Cup semi-final* Germany win 1-0 vs. South Korea. Germany goal
scored by Michael Ballack.
June 22, 2002...KC Wizards win 3-2 vs. NE
Revolution. Wizards goals scored by Igor Simutenkov (2), and Carey
Talley.
June 22, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) lose 0-5 at
Des Moines.
June 21, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) lose 1-4 at
Sioux Falls. Brass goal scored by Jesse Baker.
June 21, 2002...*World
Cup quarterfinals* USA men lose 0-1 vs. Germany. Germany goal
scored by Michael Ballack.
June 19, 2002...KC Wizards tie 1-1 at
Columbus Crew. Wizards goal scored by Preki.
June 17, 2002...*World
Cup second round* U.S.A. men win 2-0 vs. Mexico. U.S. goals
scored by Brian McBride and Landon Donovan. U.S. advances to
quarterfinals to play Germany.
June 16, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) lose 1-4 vs.
Memphis Express. Brass goal scored by Ryan Raybould (pk).
June 15, 2002...KC Wizards win 2-0 vs. D.C.
United. Wizards goals scored by Chris Brown and Stephen Armstrong.
June 14, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) lose 1-2 vs.
Boulder Rapids Reserves. Brass goal scored by Ryan Raybould (pk).
June 11, 2002...Kansas City Brass forward
Jake Bleyenberg is named to the Premier Development League "Team of the
Week" after his two goal and three assist performance versus Denver.
June 10, 2002...*World
Cup* U.S.A. men tie 1-1 vs. South Korea. U.S. goal scored by Clint
Mathis (assisted by John O'Brien).
June 9, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) win 6-1 vs.
Denver Cougars. Brass goals scored by Brett Coppage (assisted by Jake
Bleyenberg), Larry Scheller (assisted by Jake Bleyenberg), Jake Bleyenberg
(assisted by Blake Ryan), Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by Larry Scheller),
Ryan Raybould (assisted by Jake Bleyenberg) and Larry Scheller (assisted
by Blake Ryan).
June 9, 2002...*Missouri State Cup* 87/88 KC Pace lose 1-2 vs.
Metro.
June 8, 2002...KC Wizards lose 0-3 at San
Jose Earthquakes.
June 8, 2002...*Missouri State Cup* 87/88 KC Pace win 2-0 vs. Team
Cisco.
June 7, 2002...*Missouri State Cup* 87/88 KC Pace tie 2-2 vs.
Busch-Kargacin.
June 5, 2002...*World
Cup* USA men win 3-2 vs Portugal. U.S. goals scored by John
O'Brien, Own Goal, and Brian McBride.
June 4, 2002...Former 80/81 KC Pace player
and current Kansas City Brass player Blake Ryan is named to the Premier
Development League "Team of the Week" after his two goal performance vs.
Louisiana.
June 2, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) win 4-3 vs.
Louisiana Outlaws. Brass goals scored by Geoff Miles (assisted by Larry
Scheller), Blake Ryan (assisted by Geoff Miles), Blake Ryan (unassisted)
and Own Goal.
June 1, 2002...KC Wizards tie 2-2 vs. Dallas
Burn. Both Wizards goals scored by Dario Fabbro.
May 31, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) lose 1-2 vs.
Louisiana Outlaws. Brass goal scored by Larry Scheller.
May 31, 2002...*World Cup
Opening Game* Senegal wins 1-0 vs. defending World Cup champion
France.
May 30, 2002...87/88 KC Pace, champions of
the Western Missouri Soccer League, win 3-0 vs. the BRYSA league champion
to claim the inaugural Western District League Champions Cup.
May 27, 2002...*NSC Cup
Championship Game* 87/88 KC Pace win National Sports Center Cup U14
Boys A-Flight Championship with 3-1 victory over Ankeny MoJos (Des Moines,
IA).
May 27, 2002...*NSC Cup
Semi-Final Game* 87/88 KC Pace win 4-0 vs. Dakota Gold (Sioux
Falls, SD).
May 26, 2002...*NSC
Cup* 87/88 KC Pace win group game 9-0 vs. Edin, Minnesota.
May 25, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) win 4-1 at
Denver Cougars. Brass goals scored by Brett Coppage (assisted by Ryan
Raybould), Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by Brett Coppage), Larry Scheller
(assisted by Ryan Raybould) and Ryan Raybould (assisted by Jake
Bleyenberg).
May 25, 2002...KC Wizards tie NY/NJ
MetroStars 1-1. Wizards goal scored by Chris Klein.
May 25, 2002...*NSC
Cup* 87/88 KC Pace win 3-2 vs. Elgin Pumas (Chicago, IL).
May 25, 2002...*NSC
Cup* 87/88 KC Pace tie 1-1 vs. Blaine Wildcats (Minneapolis, MN).
May 24, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) lose 2-4 at
Boulder Rapids Reserves. Brass goals scored by Jake Bleyenberg (assisted
by Matt Jewett) and Mike Rosenthal (assisted by Jake Bleyenberg).
May 19, 2002...87/88 KC Pace conclude their
outdoor league season with a 7-0 victory. The 87/88 KC Pace finish as
champions of the league with a perfect 8-0-0 record.
May 19, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) lose 1-3 vs.
Denver. Brass goal scored by Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by Geoff Miles).
May 19, 2002...*International Exhibition* U.S.A. men's national team
lose 0-2 vs. the Netherlands in Foxboro, Massachusetts. Attendance:
36,778.
May 18, 2002...KC Wizards win 2-1 vs. L.A.
Galaxy. Wizards goals scored by Diego Gutierrez and Preki.
May 18, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win 3-2 in an
exhibition game played at Arrowhead Stadium.
May 16, 2002/...*International Friendly* USA men's national team win
5-0 vs. Jamaica at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. U.S.
goals scored by Josh Wolff (2), Clint Mathis, Landon Donovan, and Demarcus
Beasley. Attendance: 30,659.
May 15, 2002...*Exhibition game* KC Wizards (MLS) win 2-1 vs. KC
Brass (PDL). Wizards goals scored by Chris Klein and Chris Brown. Brass
goal scored by Larry Scheller (assisted by Allan Nekuda).
May 12, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) win 1-0 vs.
Sioux Falls Spitfire. Brass goal scored by Blake Ryan. Shutout by Beau
Williams.
May 12, 2002...*International Friendly* U.S.A. men's national team
win 2-1 vs. Uruguay at RFK Stadium in Washinton D.C. U.S. goals scored by
Tony Sanneh and Demarcus Beasley. Attendance: 30,413.
May 11, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) lose 3-8 vs.
Des Moines Menace. Brass goals scored by Jesse Baker (assited by Drew
Perkins), Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by Larry Scheller), and Larry Scheller
(assisted by Jake Bleyenberg).
May 11, 2002...KC Wizards lose 0-2 at
Colorado Rapids.
May 5, 2002...KC Brass (PDL) tie Boulder
Rapids Reserves 2-2. Brass goals scored by Jake Bleyenberg (assisted by
Geoff Miles) and Larry Scheller (unassisted).
May 4, 2002...KC Wizards lose 1-2 (OT) vs.
LA Galaxy. Wizards goal scored by Preki (pk). Attendance: 21,301.
April 28, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win league
outdoor game 14-0.
April 27, 2002...Wizards tie 1-1 at Dallas.
Wizards goal scored by Chris Klein.
April 20, 2002...Wizards lose 1-2 at D.C.
United. Wizards goal scored by Preki.
April 17, 2002...*International
Friendly*...U.S.A. men's national team lose 1-2 vs. the Republic of
Ireland in Dublin. U.S. goal scored by Eddie Pope. Attendance: 40,000.
April 15, 2002...Jefferson Roblee and
Lincoln Roblee are named coaches of the Kansas City Brass of the Premier
Development League. The KC Brass will open their fifth season on May 5th
at home vs. the Boulder Rapids Reserves. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:00pm.
April 14, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win league
outdoor game 2-0.
April 13, 2002...KC Wizards win 2-0 vs. San
Jose Earthquakes. Wizards goals scored by Chris Klein and Chris Brown.
April 7, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win league
outdoor game 9-0.
April 6, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win league
outdoor game 7-0.
March 17, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win outdoor
league game 1-0.
March 10, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win league
outdoor game 12-0.
March 10, 2002...International Friendly: USA
men win 1-0 vs. Ecuador in Birmingham, Alabama. USA goal scored by Eddie
Lewis. Attendance: 24,133.
February 17, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win indoor
league game 9-4.
February 16, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win indoor
league game 10-2.
February 11, 2002...KC Pace EPL Fantasy
League Update. Chris Cissell currently leads the competition with 95
points. Seven people follow closely behind with 93 points: Chris Anderson,
Doug Baker, Roger Bongaerts, Tait Einerson, A.J. Peak, Jefferson Roblee,
and Lincoln Roblee. For complete standings check the EPL Fantasy link on
the left side of the page.
February 10, 2002...KC Wizards Add Seven Players From MLS SuperDraft.
February 3, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win indoor
league game 8-7.
February 3, 2002...*Gold
Cup Championship Game* U.S.A. men win 2-0 vs. Costa Rica. U.S.
goals scored by Josh Wolff and Jeff Agoos.
January 30, 2002...*Gold
Cup Semi-Final* U.S.A. men win penalty-kick shootout 4-2 vs. Canada
after 120 minutes of a scoreless soccer.
January 27, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win indoor
league game 8-4.
January 28, 2002...*Gold
Cup* U.S.A. men win 4-0 vs. El Salvador. U.S. goals scored by
Brian McBride (3) and Ante Razov.
January 21, 2002...*Gold
Cup* U.S.A. men win 1-0 vs. Cuba. U.S. goal scored by Brian McBride
(PK).
January 19, 2002...*Gold
Cup* U.S.A. men win 2-1 vs. South Korea. U.S. goals scored by
Landon Donovan and Demarcus Beasley.
January 14, 2002...KC Pace EPL Fantasy
League Update. Tait Einerson currently leads the competition with 77
points. Six people follow closely behind with 75 points: Chris Anderson,
Roger Bongaerts, Chris Cissell, A.J. Peak, Jefferson Roblee, and Lincoln
Roblee. For complete standings check the EPL Fantasy link on the left side
of the page.
January 13, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win indoor
league game 7-5.
January 11, 2002...Wizards trade away
Brandon Prideaux to D.C. United in exchange for Stephen Armstrong.
January 11, 2002..MLS Dispersal Draft.
Wizards selections...1st round: Eric Quill. 2nd round: Preki.
January 8, 2002...Major League Soccer
Commissioner Don Garber announced today that the Tampa Bay Mutiny and the
Miami Fusion will immediately cease operations.
January 5, 2002...87/88 KC Pace win indoor
league game 4-1.
December 30, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win indoor
league game 7-5.
December 18, 2001...Chris Cissell is named Coordinator
of Soccer Programs at William Jewell College.
December 18, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win indoor
league game 10-6.
December 17, 2001...Luis Figo is the 2001
FIFA World Player of the Year. The Portuguese player heads the
list for the first time ever, having finished second in last year’s vote.
England captain David Beckham came second in the voting, with Figo’s Real
Madrid team-mate, Raúl of Spain, finishing third. In the women’s category,
USA star Mia Hamm topped the list ahead of China’s Sun Wen and her fellow
American Tiffeny Milbrett.
December 14, 2001...*NCAA
Men's Semi-Final* Indiana win 2-1 (OT) vs. St. John's. IU goals
scored by Mike Ambersley and Vijay Dias. Attendance: 4,820.
December 14, 2001...*NCAA
Men's Semi-Final* North Carolina win 3-2 (OT) vs. Stanford. UNC
goals scored by David Testo, Matt Crawford, and Mike Gell. Stanford goals
scored by Todd Dunivant and Roger Levesque. Attendance: 4,820.
December 11, 2001...First training date of
Wizards Youth Training Program at the Arrowhead indoor training facility.
87/88 KC Pace players Brant Bishop, Tony Dulak, Ryan Hennessy, A.J. Peak,
Kyle Vivanco, Nash Waters, and Brian Wurst participate in the program.
December 10, 2001...**NCAA Women's National Final** Santa Clara University
wins 1-0 vs. North Carolina in Dallas, Texas. Santa Clara goal scored by
Aly Wagner. Attendance: 7,090.
December 9, 2001...International Exhibition: U.S.A. men lose 0-1 at South
Korea. Five U.S. players (Manny Lagos, Diego Gutierrez, Jeff Cunningham,
Richard Mulrooney, and Carlos Bocanegra) made their first appearance with
the national team. Attendance: 42,256.
December 9, 2001...*NCAA
Men's Quarterfinals* Indiana wins 2-0 vs. Clemson. Both IU goals
scored by Pat Noonan. Attendance: 2,933.
December 8, 2001...*NCAA
Men's Quarterfinals* St. John's University wins 2-0 at SMU.
Attendance: 3,923.
December 8, 2001...*NCAA
Men's Quarterfinals* North Carolina University wins 3-2 (OT) vs.
Fairleigh Dickenson University. Attendance: 1,205.
December 8, 2001...(3:30pm kickoff) 87/88 KC
Pace win indoor league game 13-0.
December 8, 2001...(1:30pm kickoff) 87/88 KC
Pace win indoor league game 8-0.
December 7, 2001...*NCAA
Men's Quarterfinals* Saint Louis University loses 0-1 at Standford.
Attendance: 2,511.
December 6, 2001...SMU's Luchi Gonzalez and
Penn State's Christie Welsh claimed their second national
player-of-the-year awards Thursday, adding the Missouri Athletic Club
honor to the Hermann Trophies each won on Tuesday. December 5,
2001
December 6,
2001....Luchi Gonzalez, a senior forward at Southern Methodist
University, is the 2001 winner of the men's Hermann Trophy (Outstanding
collegiate soccer player in the United States).
December 4,
2001...Christie Welsh, a junior
forward at Penn State University, is the 2001 winner of the women's
Hermann Trophy (Outstanding collegiate soccer player in the United
States).
December 1, 2001...***South Korea/Japan World Cup Draw*** U.S.A. is drawn
in South Korea's group with Portugal and Poland.
November 30,2001...NSCAA All-Midwest team
announced. UMKC forward Larry Scheller is named to the second team. UMKC
defender Jason Woods is named to the third team. SLU defender JASON COLE
is named to the third team.
November 24, 2001...*NCAA
second round playoffs* UMKC loses 1-2 vs. Saint Louis University.
UMKC goal scored by Drew Perkins. SLU goals scored by Mike Kirchhoff
(assisted by JASON COLE) and Brad Davis.
November 24, 2001...*NCAA
second round playoffs* South Carolina loses 2-3 vs. UAB. RYAN
BARBER has an assist in the loss.
November 24, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win indoor
league game 12-2.
November 23, 2001...*NCAA
first round playoffs* UMKC win 2-1 (OT) vs. U. of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee at St. Louis University. UMKC goals scored by Drew
Perkins and Jason Woods.
November 21, 2001...Copa Merconorte
tournament. KC Wizards lose 0-1 vs. Santos Laguna (Mexico) at Arrowhead
Stadium.
November 11, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win indoor game 12-0.
November 11, 2001...*World Cup 2002 Qualifier*
Having already qualified for the 2002 World Cup, the U.S.A. national
team ties Trinidad & Tobago 0-0 in final game of the qualification round.
November 4, 2001...UMKC win 3-2 vs. Rockhurst
University. UMKC goals scored by MIKE ROSENTHAL, Larry Scheller,
and Drew Perkins.
November 3, 2001...Truman State win 4-0 vs.
Missouri Southern. BRETT COPPAGE scores a goal in the victory.
November 3, 2001...UMKC lose 1-2 vs. Oakland
(Michigan). UMKC goal scored by Jason Woods.
October 31, 2001...Marquette win 5-0 vs.
Wisconsin-Green Bay. MATT DARBY scores a goal and adds an assist
in the victory.
October 28, 2001...87/88 KC Pace
win outdoor game 5-0.
October 27, 2001...Marquette University
win 1-0 vs. TCU. Marquette goal scored by MATT DARBY.
October 27, 2001...87/88 KC Pace
win outdoor game 9-0.
October 27, 2001...UMKC lose 0-1
vs. IUPUI.
October 27, 2001...L.A. Galaxy win
Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup 2-1.
October 24, 2001...UMKC win 2-0 vs. Drury.
UMKC goals scored by Larry Scheller and Drew Perkins.
October 23, 2001...William Jewell College men
win 4-2 vs. Kansas Wesleyan. WJC goals scored by TOBY CROOKSHANKS,
Nathaniel Babb, Nathan Burke, and BLAKE RYAN.
October 23, 2001...William Jewell College women
win 12-2 vs. Kansas Wesleyan. WJC goals scored by Kristin Neher 5,
Lindsay Davis 2, Rebekah Lassiter, Molly Thye, Melissa Reh, Lindsey Shade,
and Heather Studdard.
October 21, 2001...*MLS CUP* San Jose Earthquakes
win 2-1 (OT) vs. L.A. Galaxy. Earthquakes goals scored by Landon Donovan
and Dwayne DeRosario. Galaxy goal scored by Luis Hernandez.
October 20, 2001...UMKC win 2-1 (OT) vs. Western
Illinois. UMKC goals scored by MIKE ROSENTHAL and (own goal).
October 18, 2001...Drury University win 2-1
vs. Missouri Southern. Drury goals scored by KYLE SEBUS (2).
October 17, 2001...Copa Merconorte: Kansas City
Wizards tie 1-1 vs. Barcelona of Ecuador. Wizards goal
scored by Roy Lassiter.
October 17, 2001...William Jewell College women
win 6-1 vs. Grand View College.
October 14, 2001...UMKC lose 0-5 vs. Butler.
October 13, 2001...William Jewell College women's
team wins 6-0 vs. Baker.
October 12, 2001...UMKC win 4-2 vs. Valparasio.
UMKC goals scored by John Clark 2, Drew Perkins, and Larry Scheller.
October 11, 2001...William Jewell College
women's team wins 7-2 vs. Avila.
October 9, 2001...William Jewell College women's
team wins in overtime 2-1 vs. Lindenwood. WJC goals scored by
Stefanie Carson and Molly Thye.
October 7, 2001...***World Cup qualifier*** U.S.A. win 2-1 vs. Jamaica.
Both U.S. goals are scored by Joe-Max Moore. The victory qualifies the USA to the 2002 World Cup
Finals in South Korea/Japan.
October 7, 2001...87/88 KC Pace lose 0-4 vs. Boise National Soccer Club (Idaho) in championship game of Heartland Showcase Tournament.
October 7, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win 4-2 in group game #3 of Heartland Showcase Tournament.
October 6, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win 2-0 in group game #2 of Heartland Showcase Tournament.
October 6, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win 6-0 in group game #1 of Heartland Showcase Tournament.
October 5, 2001...UMKC win 2-1 vs. ORU. UMKC goals scored by Larry Scheller and Dan Hilson.
September 30, 2001...UMKC loses to Denver 1-2.
UMKC goal scored by John Clark. Assisted by MIKE ROSENTHAL.
September 26, 2001...*MLS Playoffs* KC Wizards
even the series with a 3-0 win vs. Miami Fusion at Arrowhead in game #2 in
best of three series. Wizards goals scored by Onandi Lowe, Matt McKeon,
and Francisco Gomez.
September 23, 2001...87/88 KC Pace
win outdoor game 5-1.
September 23, 2001...UMKC win 4-0 vs.
Centenary. UMKC goals scored by Larry Scheller 2, Brian Soell, and John Clark.
September 22, 2001...KC Wizards lose 0-2 vs.
Miami Fusion in game #1 of best of three game playoff series.
September 9, 2001...U.S.A. women win 4-1 vs. Germany.
September 9, 2001...University of Tulsa win 3-0
vs. Georgia Southern.
September 9, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win 5-0
vs. 87/88 Springfield Premier.
September 8, 2001...Drury University win
5-1 vs. Western Michigan. KYLE SEBUS scores 2 goals and adds 2 assists in the victory.
September 8, 2001...UMKC win 6-1 vs. IUPFW.
UMKC goals scored by Larry Scheller 3, Dan Hilson 2, and MIKE ROSENTHAL.
September 8, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win 9-0
vs. 88/89 Springfield Premier.
September 7, 2001...UMKC win 5-0 vs. Western Michigan. UMKC goals scored by Drew Perkins 2, Larry Scheller, Tony Avery, and John Clark.
September 7, 2001...University of Tulsa win 3-2 vs. Western Illinois.
September 5, 2001...***World Cup
qualifying*** U.S.A. men lose 0-2 at Costa Rica.
September 3, 2001...William Jewell College men's
team wins 7-2 versus Ottawa University. WJC goals by BLAKE RYAN 2, TOBY CROOKSHANKS,
Jeremy Snowden, Lee Farley, Nathanial Baab, Garin Hamburger.
September 3, 2001...William Jewell College women's
team win 11-1 versus Ottawa University. WJC goals by Molly Thye 4, Kristen Neher 3,
Nicole Cabe 2, Stefanie Carson, Rebekah Lassiter.
September 3, 2001...UMKC lose 0-1 at UC Irvine.
September 2, 2001...South Carolina men's team win
3-2 vs Penn State. RYAN BARBER scores the game winning goal.
September 1, 2001...KC Wizards lose 0-3 at San Jose Earthquakes.
September 1, 2001...Saint Louis University win 4-1
vs. Eastern Illinois. SLU goals by Brad Davis 3, Dipsy Selolwane.
September 1, 2001...U.S.A. men's national team lose
2-3 vs. Honduras. Both U.S. goals scored by Ernie Stewart.
August 31, 2001...Drury men lose 1-3 vs.
Davidson. Drury goal scored by KYLE SEBUS.
August 30, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win 7-0 in exhibition game.
August 19, 2001...KC Wizards win 3-2 vs.
Colorado Rapids. Wizards goals scored by Chris Klein, Roy Lassiter, and
Gary Glasgow.
August 18, 2001...English Premier League
season begins.
August 13, 2001...NCAA soccer training
begins.
August 9, 2001...87/88 KC Pace begin Fall
training.
August 6, 2001...Boys high school soccer
practice begins in Missouri.
July 18, 2001...KC Wizards tie 0-0 at
Colorado Rapids
July 16, 2001...Day 1 of 4th annual KC
Skills Camp
July 14, 2001...KC Wizards win 3-2 vs Dallas
Burn. Wizards goals scored by Roy Lassiter (2) and Onandi Lowe.
July 11, 2001...*U.S.
Open Cup* KC Wizards
lose 0-1 vs. Chicago Fire at Blue Valley DAC. Chicago goal scored by
Hristo Stoitchov.
July 11, 2001...87/88 KC Pace player BRANT
BISHOP is named to the '87 ODP Regional Pool.
July 11, 2001...Missouri '87 ODP claim 3rd
place at ODP Regional Camp with a 1-0 win vs. Kentucky '87 ODP. 87/88 KC
Pace player Andrew Biggs and 86/87 Cougards player Aaron Johnson combine
for the shutout.
July 10, 2001...Missouri '87 ODP loses 0-2
in semi-final vs. Michigan '87 ODP.
July 9, 2001...Missouri '87 ODP wins 5-1 vs.
Indiana '87 ODP. 87/88 KC Pace player BRANT BISHOP scores 3 goals in the
victory.
July 8, 2001...Missouri '87 ODP wins 6-3 vs.
South Dakota '87 ODP. 87/88 KC Pace players BRIAN WURST and BRANT BISHOP
each score a goal in the victory.
July 7, 2001...KC Wizards win 2-1 at NE
Revolution. Wizards goals scored by Chris Klein and Chris Brown.
July 7, 2001...Missouri '87 ODP ties 2-2 vs.
Iowa '87 ODP at Regional camp. 87/88 KC Pace player BRANT BISHOP scores 1
goal with the assist from 87/88 KC Pace player A.J. Peak.
July 6, 2001...Missouri '87 ODP wins 4-1 vs.
Nebraska '87 ODP at Regional camp. 87/88 KC Pace player BRANT BISHOP
scores 3 goals and adds 1 assist in the victory.
July 1, 2001...*World
Cup qualifying* U.S.
Men's national team lose 0-1 vs. Mexico in Mexico City.
June 30, 2001...KC Wizards win 3-0 vs.
Tampa Bay. Wizards goals scored by Francisco Gomez, Chris Brown, and Matt
McKeon.
June 27, 2001...KC Wizards beat the Seattle
Sounders 4-0 in U.S. Open Cup. Wizards goals are scored by (own goal),
Mark Santel, Matt McKeon, and Mike Burns.
June 2, 2001...KC Wizards win 2-1 at Tampa
Bay. Wizards goals scored by Francisco Gomez and Roy Lassiter.
May 27, 2001...*Championship Game* 87/88 KC
Pace lose 2-3 vs. West Des Moines Fury.
May 27, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win 10-1 in
third game of pool play and advance to championship game.
May 26, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win 3-1 in
second game of pool play.
May 26, 2001...87/88 KC Pace tie 2-2 in
first game of pool play at Gladiator Tournament in Omaha, Nebraska.
May 24, 2001...KC Wizards win 1-0 vs. NY/NJ
Metrostars. Wizards goal scored by Onandi Lowe.
May 23, 2001...KC Wizards sign Onandi Lowe.
May 23, 2001...FC Bayern
Munich win Champions League final versus Valencia CF. Bayern Munich
win the game 5-4 on penalty kicks after the teams had played 1-1.
May 20, 2001...Team Roblee finishes 17th out
of 21,730 teams in Fox Sports EPL Fantasy Challenge.
May 19, 2001...KC Wizards lose 0-2 at
Chicago.
May 19, 2001...English Premier League season
is complete...Thus the KC Pace EPL Fantasy Game is complete.
Congratulations to this year's champion Roger Bongaerts (left), Runner-up:
Tyler
Beane, 3rd place: Doug Baker.
May 12, 2001...KC Skills Camp staff members
Jake Bleyenberg and Brett Coppage play for the KC Brass (PDL) in their 0-5
loss versus the Kansas City Wizards (MLS) in an exhibition game in
Springfield, Missouri.
May 5, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win outdoor
league game 6-1.
May 5, 2001...KC Wizards lose in overtime
1-2 at Los Angeles. KC Wizards goal scored by Matt McKeon on a penalty
kick.
May 1, 2001...*Missouri
Youth Soccer Association State Cup draw* 87/88 KC Pace are one of
sixteen teams in the boys U13 division. The sixteen teams have been
divided into four groups. 87/88 KC Pace will play Emil Dragucevic
S.C.(St. Louis), Carl Rose Soccer Academy (Springfield), and Mid-Rivers
S.C. (St. Louis) in group play. The winner of each group will advance
to the semi-finals. MYSA State Cup is June 9-12 in St. Louis.
April 28, 2001...KC Wizards tie San Jose
Earthquakes 0-0.
April 25, 2001...**World Cup Qualifying**
U.S. men's national team win 1-0 vs. Costa Rica in front of over 37,000
at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, MO. U.S. goal scored by Josh Wolff.
Shutout by Kasey Keller.
April 22, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win league
outdoor game 7-0.
April 22, 2001...U.S. U17 Boys National Team
finishes with three wins and zero losses in the CONCACAF region to qualify
for this summer's U17 World Cup in Trinidad & Tobago.
April 21, 2001...KC Wizards win 3-0 at
Columbus.
April 21, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win league
outdoor game 2-0.
April 19, 2001...U.S. National Team coach
Bruce Arena announces that KC Wizards arrive on Monday.
April 18, 2001...KC Wizards win 2-1 vs.
Miami. Wizards goals scored by Mo Johnston and Chris Brown.
April 16, 2001...KC Wizards midfielder Chris
Klein is named MLS Player of the Week.
April 15, 2001...KC Wizards goalkeeper Tony
Meola is the only Wizard selected in the U.S. National Team's 29
player-pool for the upcoming World Cup qualifier in Kansas City. Former
Wizards midfielder Preki is also selected.
April 14, 2001...KC Wizards win home opener
2-1 vs. LA Galaxy. Wizards goals scored by Chris Brown and Chris Klein.
March 28, 2001...World Cup Qualifier, USA
men win 2-1 at Honduras. USA goals scored by Earnie Stewart and Clint
Mathis.
March 26, 2001...Former Wizards and current
Miami Fusion midfielder Preki is called up to the USA National Team.
March 25, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win league
outdoor game 7-0.
March 17, 2001...*CHAMPIONSHIP GAME* 87/88
KC Pace win 10-1 to claim the indoor league championship at the KC
Soccerdome. (photo)
March 14, 2001...KC Wizards receive defender
Mike Burns from the San Jose Earthquakes for conditional draft picks in
2002.
March 10, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 6-4.
March 3, 2001...International Friendly:
U.S.A. men's national team lose 1-2 vs.Brazil. U.S. goal scored by Clint
Mathis. Wizards players Tony Meola and Chris Klein play in the game.
March 2, 2001...KC Wizards trade Preki to
Miami for 2nd round draft pick in 2002 SuperDraft plus an allocation
player to be determined upon Preki's retirement.
March 1, 2001...MLS Preseason: KC Wizards
win 2-0 vs. Benfica in Portugal. Wizards goals scored by Matt McKeon and
Gary Glasgow.
February 28, 2001...**World Cup
qualifying**: U.S.A. men win 2-0 vs. Mexico. U.S. goals scored by Josh
Wolf and Ernie Stewart.
February 27, 2001...MLS Preseason: KC
Wizards lose 2-3 vs. F.C. Belenenses in Portugal. Wizards goals scored by
Roy Lassiter and Mo Johnston.
February 25, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 7-2.
February 25, 2001...MLS Preseason: KC
Wizards tie 1-1 vs. Tajon Citizen (South Korea) in Portugal.
February 22, 2001...MLS Preseason: KC
Wizards win 5-0 vs. S.C. Caldas (Portugese 3rd Div) in Portugal. Wizards
goals scored by Matt McKeon 2, Andrew Gregor, Mo Johnston, and Peter
Byaruhanga.
February 21, 2001...Kansas City Attack
(NPSL) sign Zoran Karic.
February 20, 2001...MLS Preseason: KC
Wizards win 1-0 vs. F.C. Rio Maior (Portugese 3rd Div) in Portugal.
Wizards goal scored by Mo Johnston.
February 17, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 11-4.
February 14, 2001...Kansas City Wizards
players Chris Klein and Tony Meola are selected in the 24 player U.S.
National Team. The players will prepare for the February 28th World Cup
qualifying game vs. Mexico.
February 10, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 12-4.
February 7, 2001...Blake Ryan (sr,
Winnetonka) signs national letter of intent to play soccer at William
Jewell College.
February 5, 2001...Wizards acquire forward
A.J. Wood from D.C. United for 38th pick in SuperDraft to complete trade.
February 5, 2001...MLS SuperDraft. Wizards
selections...1st round-Jose Burciaga (US U20 National Team); 2nd
round-Andrew Gregor (Seattle Sounders); 3rd round-Ben Stafford (Wake
Forest); 4th round-Pablo Webster (Clemson); 5th round-Narcisco Fernandes
(Wisconsin); 6th round-Matt Cross (Brown)
February 5, 2001...Wizards trade 38th
overall pick in 2001 MLS SuperDraft to D.C. United for player to be named
later.
February 3, 2001...U.S.A. men's national
team lose 0-1 vs. Colombia. Wizards players Tony Meola and Chris Klein
play in the game.
January 31, 2001...Kansas City Wizards begin
practice at the Arrowhead indoor facility.
January 29, 2001...U.S.A. men's coach Bruce
Arena announces 21 player roster in preparation for the February 3rd
exhibition game vs. Colombia. Wizards players Tony Meola, Chris Klein,
and Kerry Zavagnin all remain in the squad.
January 27, 2001...U.S.A. men's national
team win 2-1 vs. China. The first U.S. goal is scored by Brian McBride.
The second U.S. goal is an own goal. Wizards players Tony Meola, Chris
Klein, and Kerry Zavagnin all play in the game.
January 25, 2001...Saint Louis University's
Robert R. Hermann Stadium is chosen by U.S. Soccer to host the Group A
qualifiers for the 2001 FIFA under-17 World Championship. The U.S. will
meet Canada and the second-place teams from CONCACAF's Central and
Caribbean zones in a six-game round-robin tournament from April 18-22.
Only the first-place finisher will advance to the 2001 World Championship
in Trinidad & Tobago in September.
January 23, 2001...USSF announce the U.S.
men's team will play on March 3 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.
The game will be televised live on the ABC network at 3:00pm Kansas City
time.
January 22, 2001...Wizards players Chris
Klein, Tony Meola, and Kerry Zavagnin are named to the final 23 player
pool for the U.S.A. national team game versus China.
January 21, 2001...Los Angeles Galaxy win
3-2 vs. Tegucigalpa to claim the CONCACAF club championship. Both teams
qualify for this summer's World Club Championships in Spain.
January 20, 2001...Carlos
Valderrama (Tampa Bay Mutiny & Colombia) signs mutiyear deal with
Major xLeague Soccer.
January 14, 2001...U.S.A. Women's national
team ties China 1-1. U.S. goal scored by Jennifer Lalor.
January 14, 2001...Kansas City Wizards
forward Mo Johnston, who announced his retirement following the Wizards'
MLS Cup Championship, has decided to continue playing for the team during
the 2001 season.
January 13, 2001...U.S.A. Men's national
team win 2-0 in closed door scrimmage vs. D.C. United. U.S. goals are
scored by Chris Klein (KC Wizards) and Jason Kreis (Dallas Burn).
January 10, 2001...Ryan Barber, a former
guest player with the 80/81 KC Pace, is currently training with the U20
Canadian National Team in preparation for the country's bid to qualify for
the 2001 U20 World Cup. The duel citizenship defender is also a member of
the University of South Carolina soccer team.
January 7, 2001...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 4-3.
January 4, 2001...U.S.A. Men's National Team
14-day training camp begins in today in San Diego. Five Wizards (Nick
Garcia, Chris Klein, Roy Lassiter, Tony Meola, and Kerry Zavagnin) are
among the 25 players selected for the camp.
December 16, 2000...87/88 KC Pace win league
indoor game 5-1.
December 15, 2000...Jake Bleyenberg is named
NAIA ALL-AMERICA Honorable Mention.
December 14, 2000...KC Skills Camp staff
member Jake Bleyenberg (sr, Lindenwood University) is named ALL-REGION 1st
Team.
December 11, 2000...KANSAS CITY STAR All-Metro Boys' Soccer
Teams Announced
December 10, 2000...Conor Casey (U.S.
Olympic team) signs a 4 year deal with German Bundesliga team Borussia
Dortmund. The sophomore will leave Portland University at the end of the
year.
December 10, 2000...*NCAA
Playoffs-Championship*...University of Connecticut win 2-0 vs. Creighton.
UConn goals are scored by Chris Gbandi and Darin Lewis.
December 9, 2000...Notre Dame's Anne Makinen
and Connecticut's Chris Gbandi are named the 2000 recipients of the
Hermann award as the outstanding female and male college soccer players in
the country.
December 8, 2000...*NCAA Playoffs-Mens's
College Cup, semifinal*...UConn wins 2-0 vs. SMU. UConn goals are scored
by Darin Lewis and Cesar Cuellar.
December 8, 2000...*NCAA Playoffs-Men's
College Cup, semifinal*...Creighton wins 2-1 vs. Indiana. Creighton goals
are scored by Brian Mullan and Mike Tranchilla. Indiana's goal scored by
Pat Noonan.
December 7, 2000...Anne Makinen of Notre
Dame and Ali Curtis of Duke are named as the winners of the Missouri
Athletic Club Collegiate Soccer Players of the Year award. The awards are
the official Division 1 Player of the Year selections by the National
Soccer Coaches Association of America.
December 6, 2000...2000 All Northland Soccer Team
Announced
December 4, 2000...2000 4A Missouri All Western Region
Boys Soccer Team Announced
December 4, 2000...Kansas City Wizards trade
a future 3rd round pick to the Dallas Burn for Mark Santel.
December 4, 2000...Kansas City Wizards trade
Chris Henderson to the Miami Fusion for Roy Lassiter.
December 3, 2000...NCAA Women's Division I
Championship: North Carolina wins 2-1 over UCLA. The Tarheels claim their
16th National Championship.
November 27,2000...Team Roblee (Jefferson
Roblee's & Lincoln Roblee's Fox Sports EPL Fantasy League team) finishes
in 1st Place during Week 12 of the cable network's competition. This past
week's winner (Team Roblee) is scheduled to be shown or announced during
this Sunday's (12-3-00) English Premier League highlight show (Fox Sports
Midwest at 4:00pm and Fox Sports World at 10:00pm). Team Roblee's overall
ranking is currently 4th out of 14,140.
November 25, 2000...NCAA Playoffs:
Creighton wins 3-0 at San Diego. Creighton goals scored by Matt Jewett,
Keith Sawarynski, and Brian Mullan. Creighton advanced to the
quarterfinals where they will play at Virgina (Sat., 12:00pm CT).
November 21, 2000...KC
Skills Camp staff
member Jake Bleyenberg (Senior, Lindenwood University) is selected Heart
of America All-Conference 1st Team forward.
November 21, 2000...William Jewell College
women's players selected to Heart of America All-Conference team...1st
Team: Stephanie Carson, Andrea Turner. 2nd Team: Hillary Jacobson, Sarah
Wahl. Chris Cissell, WJC wome