Maryland men’s soccer head coach Sasho Cirovski has announced the hiring of former Terrapin standout Michael Dello-Russo as assistant coach, announced Monday.
Dello-Russo, who played for Maryland from 2001-2005, was a two-time captain for Cirovski and was instrumental in guiding the Terps to their first national championship since 1968 as a senior in 2005. The center back, who started all 25 matches for the Terps, aided Maryland to 11 shutouts that season. The Columbia, Md., native finished his … Read More »
Down 2-0 in the 2nd half, Billy Cortes was stopped by the Cavalier goalie ona penalty kick and thus ended all hopes of 3rd National Title in 5 years for the Terps.
I am proud of our team and I’m remarkably proud of what our team was able to accomplish this year in light of the adversity we’ve faced,” head coach Sasho Cirovski said. “To start, we are … Read More »
Casey Townsend is back and now the team no one wants to play is back!!!! Of course we are talking about the defending NCAA Champs Sasho and the Men’s Soccer Team.
The Maryland men’s soccer team will face intrastate rival Loyola (Md.) Thursday at 7 p.m. in the opening round of the 2009 NCAA Men’s Soccer Championship at Ludwig Field. Maryland (12-5-2) embarks on its 29th trip to the NCAA Tournament overall and ninth-straight. Loyola (11-7-3), winners of the MAAC Championship, is making its third-straight trip to the NCAA Tournament. (from umterps.com) The winner will play Penn State on the road on Sunday.
It was a war the whole game but neither team could dent the nets.Casey Townsend, Maryland’s star who has been out since )ct 9 returned to the lineup, had 1 great opportunity but failed to convert late in the game. The Teprs are now 10-4-2 for the season and 4-2-2 in the ACC.
Junior Jason Herrick has merged as the focal point of the offens as he led the Terps to a 3-1 victory over Seton Hall by scoring twice. The #5 Terps move to 10-3-1 on the season. The Terps now shift their focus to the highly-anticipated ACC battle between the last two national champions when Maryland heads to No. 3 Wake Forest on Saturday. The match kicks off at 7 p.m. in Winston-Salem, N.C.
The success of the Men’s soccer program has not translated into victories at Clemson , but tonight was different. The Terps dominated and won 1-0, moving to 9-3-1 on the season and 4-1-1 in the ACC.
This was a great win for us tonight,” head coach Sasho Cirovski said. “I’m especially happy for our seniors who have not won here in their career. We came into a tough … Read More »
The #6 Men’s soccer team journeye to Georgetown and defeated the #16 Hoyas 2-1 on the strength of opening half goals from Drew Yates and leading scorer Jason Herrick. The Terps again played without Casey Townsend. Next up for the Terps is a road game at Clemson Friday night.
Once again the #11 Terps dominated a team yet struggled to achieve victory. Kevin Tangney tied the score at 1 with 3 minutes left and the Freshman John Stertzer nailed the winner with 52 seconds left. The Terps outshout VTech 17-5. “We had a little fortune from our angel in the sky tonight,” Coach Cirovski said, referencing the passing of long-time Maryland athletics supporter and men’s soccer … Read More »
In front of a Ludwig Field record crowd, Maryland fifth-year senior captain Kevin Tangney provided the No. 4 Maryland men’s soccer team with the late game-winner as the Terps blanked No. 2 North Carolina, 1-0, on Friday night. Terrapin goalkeeper Read More »
