The sound of the referee’s final whistle makes the frigid day seem even colder. The men’s soccer team just surrendered two late goals and lost the regular season finale and final home game for this year’s senior class.
After a somewhat tumultuous season that concluded with four straight losses, the men’s soccer team will soon compete in the postseason for the first time in three seasons.
After a strong competition for the starting position in goal at the beginning of the season, the men’s soccer team has found its man, but he’s a surprising choice.
The men’s soccer team is young, but its four defenders are veterans who have shown their prowess so far this season.
The men’s soccer team’s roster has 24 underclassmen players out of 33 total players this season, which adds up to a lot of inexperience.
The men’s soccer season will kick off 2011 with a new face standing between the pipes. But just whose face that will be remains undetermined.
Senior Jeff Geyer, midfielder and co-captain of the men’s soccer team, was initially drawn to soccer because it was the only sport where he could constantly run around the field.
