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The Hastings men’s soccer team lost to Biola, CA in the second round of the NAIA national tournament losing 5-4 on penalty kicks.  Biola battled back to tie the game 11 minutes after Broncos’ Ryan Robinson gave Hastings a 1-0 lead. After play two overtime periods, it came down to penalty kicks. After both teams went 3-for-5 in the first round of kicks, Biola’s Jared Fenlason nailed the game winner. In its sixth appearance in the NAIA tournament since 2001, Hastings wraps up the year with a 16-4-3 record.

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Hastings men’s soccer ready for round 2 today

by Bill Pollock 12/1/09 7:00 AM

The Hastings College men’s soccer team is preparing for their second round matchup today at 6:30 (local time) to take on Biola in Fresno, CA., site of the NAIA National Tournament. The Broncos defeated the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma in the first round 2-1 to advance to Fresno. If the Broncos win, [...]

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Creighton soccer’s postseason streak ends

by Bill Pollock 11/17/09 9:15 AM

The 2009 Creighton men’s soccer season has come to an end and for the first time since 1991 the Bluejays will not be apart of the NCAA Tournament. Creighton’s streak of 17 straight NCAA Tournament appearances was the fourth longest active streak in the nation.

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CU’s Acoff named MVC Freshmen of the Year

by Bill Pollock 11/13/09 8:59 AM

Dion Acoff, of the Creighton men’s soccer team, was named the Missouri Valley Conference Freshman of the Year. Accoff was one of nine Bluejays to earn all-conference recognition Thursday night at the conference pre-tournament banquet.

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Creighton men’s soccer is third seed

by Bill Pollock 11/11/09 8:46 AM

The Missouri Valley conference men’s soccer tournament will take place Friday with the semifinals at Morrison Stadium as the Creighton Bluejays will play host to the event this weekend. The Bluejays come into the four team tournament seeded third.  The seedings with game times are as follows:  No. 1 Missouri State (22 points), No. 2 [...]

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