men's soccer

The St. Lawrence University men's soccer program held its annual Alumni Weekend in the beginning of May. Below, find Coach Durocher's recap of the Awards Dinner, the Golf Match and the Alumni Game.  Be sure to check out the annual photo gallery!

May 11: Brendan Murphy '02 is in his first year of coaching the FC Buffalo of the National Premier Soccer League. St. Lawrence players Andy Bednarsky and Ozzy Morales are suiting up for Coach Murphy this season. GOOD LUCK GUYS!

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Dec. 21:  St. Lawrence University men's soccer players continue to pile up awards for their performances in the 2012 campaign.  Seniors Alex Laird and Sam DeMello were named first and third team D3soccer.com All-Americans, respectively, and were joined by junior Andrew Bednarsky as ECAC Metro-Upstate All-Stars.   Earlier this month, Laird, DeMello and Bednarsky, as well as seniors Nate Goss-Woliner and Brian Gilloran were named Regional All-Americans. 

Dec. 6:  The St. Lawrence University soccer teams were honored by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America for their outstanding performances in the classroom.  Both the men's and the women's team earned Team Academic Awards for posting combined GPA's of 3.0 or higher in the last full academic year. 

Dec. 4:  St. Lawrence University senior co-captain Alex Laird was named a Second Team National All-American soccer player by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, as announced Tuesday afternoon. 

Here is another picture of most of the former Saints' soccer players who came to support the team at the NCAA Tournament in Williamstown, MA!

Nov. 19: Though the St. Lawrence University men's soccer team walked off the pitch without a win against Williams College last weekend, they were met by rounds of applause from a network of former players who recognized the efforts the Saints had given.

Nov. 19: Though the St. Lawrence University men's soccer team walked off the pitch without a win against Williams College last weekend, they were met by rounds of applause from a network of former players who recognized the efforts the Saints had given.

Nov. 11:   Michael Madding scored the game-winner with under a minute left in overtime to lift #9 Williams College to a sudden 2-1 victory over #13 St. Lawrence University in the second round of the NCAA men's soccer tournament. 

Nov. 10:  St. Lawrence University sophomore Mark Provost scored the game-winning goal 1:11 into the second overtime to cap the #13 Saints 2-1 come-from-behind victory over Eastern Connecticut in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.  St. Lawrence improved to 14-2-3 with the win and will square off with host Williams College (14-1-3) in a second round game at 1:30pm in Williamstown, MA.