SunBelt Men's Soccer Pre-Tourney Standings

SCHOOL
Hartwick 3-1-1 4-9-4
Georgia Southern 3-2 7-8
Georgia State 3-2 8-9
NJIT 2-3 7-7-4
Appalachian State 1-2-2 6-7-3
Howard* 1-3-1 2-15-2

*Ineligible for post-season play in 2014.

ASU (fifth seed) & NJIT (fourth seed) earned a play-in match on Thursday, Nov. 13 at 5:30 PM Central Time. The winner of the play-in match will face Hartwick (first seed) at 2 PM Central Time on Friday, Nov. 14. Second seed GaSouth will face third seed GaState at 5:30 PM Central Time.

The championship match will be played on Saturday, Nov. 16 at a time TBA.

All matches will be telecast over the Sun Belt Digital Network.

Apps win 1-0 and move on to play Hartwick tomorrow at 3PM.

Stephen Chapman nets the winner in the 78th minute.

Great game for Chapman. Freshman Jeremy Tshongo is really starting to come on strong and was a force in the middle of the field in terms of maintaining possession and controlling the midfield. He should be a real difference maker for us over the next three years.

All-SBC MSOC teams:

http://www.sunbeltsports.org/news/2014/ ... 43235.aspx

Apps well represented.

I thought Howard University was also in the Sunbelt for Soccer. Why are they not in the tournament?

AtlantaMountaineer wrote:I thought Howard University was also in the Sunbelt for Soccer. Why are they not in the tournament?

APR...same will be the situation with our Men's Bball...Sun belt has an auto-bid into the NCAA tourney. Not gonna risk losing that with a team that can't go to postseason.

Admittedly, I haven't kept up with soccer as much as I should have but I was shocked to see the teams that are in the conference. I'm amazed that the Deep South schools don't represent

Boonegoon wrote:Admittedly, I haven't kept up with soccer as much as I should have but I was shocked to see the teams that are in the conference. I'm amazed that the Deep South schools don't represent

You might be surprised to know that the SEC doesn't sponsor men's soccer.

hapapp wrote:

Boonegoon wrote:Admittedly, I haven't kept up with soccer as much as I should have but I was shocked to see the teams that are in the conference. I'm amazed that the Deep South schools don't represent

You might be surprised to know that the SEC doesn't sponsor men's soccer.

True. And while some of those teams compete in soccer elsewhere (South Carolina and Kentucky play their men's soccer in CUSA), most of the big SEC schools don't have intercollegiate men's soccer at all.

Hartwick scores with 21 minutes remaining in the contest to take a 1-0 lead.

2-0 Hartwick with 8 to go.