Men's Soccer
Men's Soccer
Jay Keener added a second Academic All-American® honor to his résumé.
Keener Selected First-Team Academic All-American
Jay Keener, a senior defender on The College of Wooster’s men’s soccer team, was voted on to the 2009 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America First Team, it was announced Wednesday by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Complete Story
Men's Soccer Has Two Garner all-NCAC Accolades
While The College of Wooster’s men’s soccer team had a disappointing season in 2009, there were some impressive individual accomplishments reached, highlighted by Karl Ruter and Taylor Takacs who were both made honorable mention selections on the all-North Coast Athletic Conference Team on Monday. Complete Story
Program Overview
Wooster’s men’s soccer program enjoys an impressive tradition, highlighted by six appearances in the NCAA Div. III Tournament, even advancing to the 1977 “Final Four,” and nine conference championships – six coming as a member of the Ohio Athletic Conference and three with the current North Coast Athletic Conference as recently as 2003 and 2004. The NCAC is well known for being one of the premiere men’s soccer leagues in Div. III.
Throughout the majority of the 2000s, the Fighting Scots have been among the top teams within the Great Lakes Region as they’ve put together six double-digit win totals over nine seasons and an overall winning percentage of .668 (93-42-17).
Wooster plays its home matches at Carl Dale Memorial Field, which features a plush, natural grass surface and plenty of seating, both bleachers and on small hillsides. Also, new in 2009, the team will have the option to practice on a synthetic alternative to grass (Sprinturf) that was installed at the football stadium.
Keener Brings Soccer, Smiles to Children in Kenya
Playing soccer at The College of Wooster has allowed Jay Keener to travel to several nearby states, including Indiana and Pennsylvania. But last summer Keener made his longest road trip to date when he played soccer with children over 8,000 miles away while on a mission trip in Kenya. Learn More »