from the Washington Examiner
Maryland men’s soccer coach Sasho Cirovski’s second ten years with the Terps, which included two national championships, were better than his first ten, in which he resurrected the program. He has even more ambitious plans to leave a permanent legacy in his third decade.
“I’ve set a goal that within the next five years, I want to play in a brand new soccer-specific stadium,” Cirovski said Monday, on the cusp of his 20th season in College Park. “We’re going to do it. We’re going to find a way. We’re going to find the money. We’ve got a lot of people that see the necessity of the same vision now.”
Cirovski already has two potential on-campus sites picked out for an 8,000 – 10,000 seat facility. Off-campus is off the table, but imagining all of the trimmings (video boards, electronic signage, a hall of fame) – along with his various other ideas and plans for growing college soccer – is as much a part of Cirovski’s current role as is cultivating another potential national championship contender this year.
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