Emory seniors Patrick Carver (left) and Marc Del Marmol (right) were named to the 2008 NSCAA/adidas All-America Team
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Emory Men's Soccer Media Guide
EMORY MEN’S SOCCER NAMES BEN BUERGER ASSISTANT COACH
(Feb. 12) - Emory University head men’s soccer coach Sonny Travis has announced the appointment of Ben Buerger as assistant coach.
2008 EMORY MEN'S SOCCER SEASON RECAP
The Emory University Men’s Soccer Team recorded one of the most successful seasons in the program’s history in 2008, as the squad claimed its first University Athletic Association (UAA) Championship since the 1998 season, advanced in the NCAA Division III Tournament for the first time since the 1988 season, and matched a program record with 16 wins during the campaign.
EMORY’S CARVER AND DEL MARMOL NAMED TO THE NSCAA/ ADIDAS ALL-AMERICA TEAM
(Dec. 12) For just the second time in the program’s history, the ninth-ranked Emory University placed two members on the NSCAA/ Adidas NCAA Division III Men’s Soccer All-America Team, as senior forward Patrick Carver was named to the First Team, and senior midfielder Marc Del Marmol earned a spot on the Second Team.
EMORY HEAD SOCCER COACH SONNY TRAVIS NAMED THE NSCAA/ADIDAS SOUTH REGION COACH OF THE YEAR
(Dec. 11) Emory University Men’s Soccer Head Coach Sonny Travis was named the NSCAA/ Adidas NCAA Division III South Region Coach of the Year for 2008.
EMORY’S DEL MARMOL, CARVER AND LAYCOCK EARN NSCAA/ ADIDAS ALL-SOUTH REGION HONORS
(Dec. 11) Three members of the ninth-ranked Emory University Men’s Soccer Team were honored on Thursday, as Marc Del Marmol and Patrick Carver were named to the NSCAA/ Adidas NCAA Division III All-South Region First Team, while Jonathan Laycock was named to the Second Team.
PAST HEADLINES
FOURTH-RANKED MEN’S SOCCER SEASON ENDS WITH 2-0 LOSS TO CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT IN NCAA SECTIONALS (Nov. 22)
PHOTOS FROM EMORY'S NCAA TOURNAMENT SHOOTOUT WITH NC WESLEYAN
EMORY’S EDELMAN & LAYCOCK NAMED ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC-ALL AMERICANS (Nov. 19)
FOURTH-RANKED EMORY ADVANCES ON A SHOOTOUT IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT IN 1-1 TIE WITH NC WESLEYAN (Nov. 16)
HEAD COACH SONNY TRAVIS NCAA TOURNAMENT INTERVIEW (Nov. 13)
NCAA.COM FEATURE STORY (Nov. 13)
No. FOUR EMORY SWEEPS UAA MEN’S SOCCER AWARDS (Nov. 14)
EMORY MEN’S SOCCER TO HOST NORTH CAROLINA WESLEYAN COLLEGE IN THE SECOND ROUND OF THE NCAA TOURNAMENT (Nov. 13)
EMORY UNIVERSITY TO HOST AN NCAA DIVISION III MEN’S SOCCER TOURNAMENT MATCH (Nov. 10)
FOURTH-RANKED EMORY MEN’S SOCCER DERAILED 4-2 BY CARNEGIE MELLON (Nov. 8)
SIXTH-RANKED EAGLES CLINCH BERTH INTO NCAA TOURNAMENT WITH 6-3 WIN OVER NYU (Nov. 2)
SIXTH-RANKED EMORY DEFEATS BRANDEIS 2-0; PULLS WITHIN ONE WIN OF UAA TITLE (Oct. 31)
SCHOOL-RECORD SIX EAGLES NAMED TO ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT MEN’S SOCCER TEAM (Oct. 30)
CARVER’S HISTORIC DAY PACES SIXTH-RANKED EAGLES TO 4-0 WIN OVER SEWANEE (Oct. 25)
NO. NINE EMORY TAKES CONTROL OF THE UAA WITH A 1-0 WIN OVER 18th-RANKED ROCHESTER (Oct. 17)
NINTH-RANKED EMORY DEFEATS 16th-RANKED CASE WESTERN RESERVE; SETS UP KEY UAA MATCHUP ON SUNDAY (Oct. 17)
SCHLANG’S GOAL THE DIFFERENCE IN NINTH-RANKED EMORY’S WIN OVER NO. 21 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY (Oct. 12)
NO. NINE EMORY STAYS UNDEFEATED WITH 5-1 WIN OVER CHICAGO (Oct. 4)
NO. NINE EMORY MEN’S SOCCER SHUTS OUT OGLETHORPE 2-0 (Oct. 1)
EMORY’S LANEY EARNS ATHLETE OF THE WEEK HONOR; MEN’S SOCCER STATISTICAL UPDATE (Oct. 1)
NINTH-RANKED MEN’S TOPS MARYVILLE IN A 1-0 DEFENSIVE BATTLE (Sep. 26)
DEL MARMOL SCORES TWO, AS NO. NINE EMORY MEN’S SOCCER DEFEATS PIEDMONT 4-0 (Sep. 24)
NINTH-RANKED EMORY COMES FROM BEHIND TO DEFEAT GREENSBORO, 3-1 (Sep. 20)
EMORY MEN’S SOCCER BLANKS COVENANT COLLEGE (Sep. 12)
NINTH-RANKED MEN’S SOCCER REMAINS PERFECT WITH 2-0 WIN OVER MARY WASHINGTON (Sep. 7)
NO. NINE EMORY DEFEATS VIRGINIA WESLEYAN IN DOUBLE OVERTIME (Sep. 5)
NO. 13 EMORY CLAIMS THE SONNY CARTER INVITATIONAL CUP WITH 8-0 WIN OVER METHODIST (Aug. 31)
CARVER BREAKS 100-CAREER POINT MARK IN 13th-RANKED EMORY’S 8-0 WIN OVER GUILFORD (Aug. 30)
13th-RANKED EMORY MEN'S SOCCER HAS HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR 2008 (Aug. 27)
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