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• FAU Defeats Longwood on Penalty Kicks in ASC Tournament Final
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FAU Defeats Longwood on Penalty Kicks in ASC Tournament Final
FARMVILLE, VA - In dramatic fashion, the Florida Atlantic University men's soccer team won its conference tournament for the first time ever, defeating Longwood in a penalty kick tiebreaker on Sunday.
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ADELPHI UNIVERSITY’S PATRICK FIGUEIREDO NAMED 2007 ASC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Junior Midfielder Takes Conference’s Top Honor; Teammate John Koutsounadis Named Top Rookie
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ASC Tournament Possible Scenarios
Howard-Longwood game on Saturday, November 10th
If Longwood wins (Longwood hosting Championship)
1 Florida Atlantic 4-0-1 12 pts
2 Longwood University 3-2-0 9 pts
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2007 Atlantic Soccer Conference Composite Schedule
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Ughiovhe Drafted in Supplemental Draft
Former Howard Men’s soccer defender Idris Ughiovhe was selected in the fourth round of Major League Soccer’s 2006 Supplemental Draft by the Chicago Fire, the team said in a press release.
The 6-foot-2-inch, 155-pound Ughiovhe played for four years at Howard, playing a key role in the team’s defensive backline. Ughiovhe was joined by four other players in his selection to the Fire.
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| • The Atlantic Soccer Conference (ASC) began play in 2000 as nine (9) colleges and universities offering NCAA division I men's soccer while holding various divisional classifications within the NCAA membership. The founding members were as follows: |
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• Adelphi University
• University at Albany
• Binghamton University
• Florida International University
• Howard University
• Oneonta College
• Philadelphia University
• Stonybrook University
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• Florida International University won the 2004 ASC Championship, its fourth title in the league's four-year existence. The Golden Panthers earned the conference's automatic bid and advanced to the 2004 NCAA Division I Tournament.
• Beginning in 2006, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne will join the ASC as our eighth member institution and become eligible for the automatic qualifier awarded to the winner of the league's annual conference tournament.
• We are proud, of our accomplishments in five shorts years and look forward to future competition and possible expansion for the Atlantic Soccer Conference.
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• President Tom Shirley Philadelphia U. (Director of Athletics) 215-951-2720
• Treasurer Steve Garner Oneonta (Director of Athletics) 607-436-3494
• Secretary Bob Montgomery Adelphi U. (Assistant AD) 516-877-4240
• Tony Berich Philadelphia U. (Sports Information Director) 215-951-2852
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