The UNC Wilmington men’s soccer team had a season full of ups and downs. The Seahawks were able to return to the CAA tournament, but it wasn’t without struggle.
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If you have enough motivation, and commit yourself to a cause, it’s amazing what you can accomplish. That was the logic behind the UNC Wilmington women’s soccer team this year.
In a span of 12 months, the Seahawks went from one of the CAA’s bottom-feeders to near conference champions, a drastic turnaround for a squad that couldn’t catch a break a year ago.
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The UNC Wilmington men's soccer team notched its first conference win Saturday night and their fourth overall this season by winning a thrilling match Saturday night against the Hofstra Pride. The Seahawks won 3-2 on a goal scored by Michael Recchia with six seconds left in the game.
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The UNC Wilmington men’s soccer team had a season full of ups and downs. The Seahawks were able to return to the CAA tournament, but it wasn’t without struggle.
If you have enough motivation, and commit yourself to a cause, it’s amazing what you can accomplish. That was the logic behind the UNC Wilmington women’s soccer team this year.
In a span of 12 months, the Seahawks went from one of the CAA’s bottom-feeders to near conference champions, a drastic turnaround for a squad that couldn’t catch a break a year ago.
The UNC Wilmington men's soccer team notched its first conference win Saturday night and their fourth overall this season by winning a thrilling match Saturday night against the Hofstra Pride. The Seahawks won 3-2 on a goal scored by Michael Recchia with six seconds left in the game.
For most college athletes, their last year is their final chance to make history for their program. UNC Wilmington senior men’s soccer player Thomas Driver is looking for another chance to be part of a history making team.
Last year’s season was not the greatest for the UNCW men’s soccer. But now, the team is beginning a new year with a new squad that will look to reclaim its spot as one of the CAA’s top performers. In order to do just that, the Seahawks will have to use one of their best assets, sophomore Jack Ward, to the fullest extent.
Momentum is a powerful thing. But sometimes it’s a grinding halt that ultimately brings us to our destination. Soccer player and Senior Stephanie Rose witnessed this principle firsthand during her first three years on the team. After a less than ideal 2011 season, Stephanie stands at the forefront of a team that’s prepared to do whatever it takes to make this season a success.
The UNC Wilmington men’s soccer team ended the weekend on a sour note Sunday, losing their second game of the UNCW/Hilton Garden Inn Classic to Binghamton, 3-2.
The Bearcats scored the deciding goal with one second left in regulation, dropping the host Seahawks to fourth place in the tournament.
On a relatively chilly evening after a day full of rain, the UNC Wilmington men’s soccer team squared off against a good UNC Greensboro team that Coach Aidan Heaney called, “very talented in-state rivals.” The match started off with UNCW keeping possession for a long stretch and getting the first few solid chances of the game. As the game progressed though, play got increasingly physical.
For men’s soccer coach Aidan Heaney, a levelheaded and dedicated approach to coaching has been the key to success for a team that was once at the bottom of its league.
The UNCW women’s soccer team’s record last year did not reflect their performance on the field.The Seahawks lost nine games by one goal last season, proving that they have the ability to become one of the top competitors in the CAA. The team enters this season looking to close out games more effectively and successfully flip-flop those close games into victories.
Last year was a disappointing one for UNC Wilmington men's soccer fans. The Seahawks could only muster up four total wins with all four of them coming at home and only won two in CAA action.
Shaun Utterson, star defender on the UNC Wilmington men's soccer team, answered a few questions about himself as well as a few about his experiences on and off the field as a Seahawk.
Members of The Seahawk Sports staff are challenging UNCW athletes and coaches at their own game. That's right; no longer will we shout words of animosity from the bleachers. Let's see how well we really do. It's a new feature called "The Seahawk Versus."
Senior Shawn Guderian recorded a hat trick and the UNC Wilmington men's soccer team rolled to a 4-2 victory in the Seahawks' season finale against George Mason on Saturday at the UNCW Soccer Stadium.
The UNC Wilmington men's soccer squad has had more than its share of close, tough losses this season. Going into Wednesday night's game against Virginia Commonwealth, the Seahawks had suffered five one-goal defeats.
After Wednesday's 1-0 loss to the Rams that list grows to six.
The Seahawk found UNC Wilmington women's soccer coach Paul Cairney for a brief Q-and-A session about his team's progress at the midway point of the season. The Seahawks are 2-7 overall with a 0-1 CAA record.
The Seahawk tracked down UNC Wilmington men's soccer coach Aidan Heaney for a brief Q-and-A session about his team's progress at the midway point of the season. The Seahawks are 2-6 overall with a 0-2 CAA record.
Aidan Heaney is welcoming and soft spoken. His office as the UNC Wilmington men's soccer coach is a small corner room where a strategy-filled white board covers an entire wall.
Soccer isn't just a sport in Scotland, it's a lifestyle. Born and raised in Clydebank, Scotland, UNC Wilmington women's soccer coach Paul Cairney grew up loving and always being around the game of soccer, or futbol, as it is referred to across the pond.
The UNC Wilmington women's soccer team looked to stop a two-game losing streak and come away with a win in its home opener Friday night. The Ospreys of North Florida had other ideas.
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