The Cal Lutheran athletics fall programs which include football, men's soccer, women's soccer, volleyball, men's water polo, men's cross country and women's cross country have confirmed their official competition schedules for the 2010 campaign.
Since 2000 the Cal Lutheran men's soccer team has earned 107 victories including double-digit wins in half of those seasons. This squad is comprised of a SCIAC Player of the Year, a front line tallying 108 goals, a pair of All-Region and All-SCIAC midfielders, 219 games of experience on the back line and a pair of net minders with 36 solo shutouts to their names.
The CLU athletics department will be honoring its finest athletes over the past 10 years by releasing Cal Lutheran All-Decade Teams throughout the upcoming summer. The reigning SCIAC Champion football team will be the first of 19 programs to have its all-decade team announced, schedule to be released on Monday, May 24.
The Cal Lutheran Scholar-Athlete Society held its annual banquet on May 8 and inducted 91 student-athletes for achieving at least a 3.4 cumulative GPA during the 2009-10 academic year. Seven CLU senior athletes were honored after making their fourth appearance in as many years.
Inside Gilbert Arena on Monday night members of all the Cal Lutheran athletic programs were honored for their accomplishments at the 2009-10 Student Athlete Recognition Event.
After closing the regular season with the top two scorers in the conference, the Cal Lutheran men's soccer team was rewarded with three players on the 2009 Men's Soccer All-SCIAC Team. Raul Yepez, Ryan McDermott and Jorge Martinez were all named to the conference second team.
In their final collegiate match, the seniors of the Cal Lutheran men's soccer team helped lead the Kingsmen to a 2-1 victory over No. 19 UC Santa Cruz on Sunday. Senior Ryan McDermott scored off an assist from fellow senior Alex Tragos for the first score of the game.
In the team’s regular season conference finale on Saturday morning the Cal Lutheran men’s soccer team dropped a 3-1 result to Pomona-Pitzer. Sagehens’ James Yong scored all three goals for the opposition in ending CLU’s chances of a SCIAC tournament bid.
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