Louisville Hosts Stanford Saturday Night in NCAA Quarterfinal
November 30, 2016 | Men's Soccer
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Kickoff for No. 4 Cardinals and No. 5 Cardinal set for 7 p.m., ET at Lynn Stadium
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -Â With a College Cup berth at stake, the fourth-seeded Louisville men's soccer team hosts No. 5 Stanford in an NCAA Championship quarterfinal match on Saturday at 7 p.m., ET at Dr. Mark and Cindy Lynn Stadium. The match will be televised on ESPN3, while live scoring will be provided through GoCards.com and NCAA.com. Tickets for Saturday's NCAA quarterfinal match are priced at $10 for reserved chairback seats and $5 for general admission/berm seating and can be purchased online here, by phone at 502-GO-CARDS or in person through the Louisville Cardinals Ticket Office at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium.
ABOUT THE CARDINALS
Louisville, playing its third straight NCAA Championship match at home as one of the top four seeds, moved to 14-5-2 on the season after its third round win over No. 13 Notre Dame. The Cardinals closed the regular season second in the ACC Atlantic Division with a 5-2-1 conference mark. Mohamed Thiaw ranks in the top 15 nationally with 12 goals, including an NCAA best seven game-winners. Tim Kubel is fifth in the nation and No. 1 in the ACC with 11 assists, while goalkeeper Stefan Cleveland has registered 10 shutouts this season.
ABOUT STANFORD
The Cardinal enter the Saturday's match at 13-3-4 after following NCAA Championship wins over Pacific (2-0, second round) and Virginia (1-0/2OT, third round). Stanford, which won the Pac-12 championship finishing with an 8-1-1 conference mark, is led by Foster Langsdorf's 14 goals. Last season, the Cardinal won their first NCAA championship defeating Clemson 4-0 in the title match.Â
SERIES SNAPSHOT
Saturday's match will be just the second meeting all-time between Louisville and Stanford, but it will mark the second straight season the Cardinal have visited Lynn Stadium. In 2015, Stanford earned a 1-0 win over Louisville in an early season matchup.Â
LOUISVILLE NOTES AND TRENDS...
   • A win Saturday would give Louisville its second highest single season win total in school history (15) behind only the 20-win season in 2010.
   • The Cardinals played 11 of 19 pre-NCAA matches against NCAA qualifiers (4-5-2 record), including 10 games versus teams earning top 16 seeds.
   • Tim Kubel leads the Cardinals with 15 career goals, while Tate Schmitt (12) and Mohamed Thiaw (12) are next.
   • The 12 goals for Thiaw are tied for fourth most in a season at UofL.
   • Kubel has matched a school record for single season assists (11) equaling the total of Stuart Langrish in 2000. Kubel is also tied for fifth in career assists (19).
   • Louisville is 10-2-1 at home in 2016 and 23-8-6 all-time at Lynn Stadium, in its third season as the home of the Cardinals.
   • UofL is 10-5-1 all-time at Lynn Stadium versus ranked foes.
   • Kubel and Johnson were named to the 2016 ACC Championship All-Tournament Team.
KUBEL NAMED SEMIFINALIST FOR HERMANN TROPHY
Tim Kubel was named on Nov. 29 among 15 semifinalists for the prestigious MAC Hermann Trophy, the most coveted individual honor in NCAA Division I soccer. The announcement was made by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America with the semifinalists chosen based on voting by NCAA Division I soccer coaches.
The 2016 recognition for Kubel marks the fourth time a Louisville player has been named as a semifinalist for the Hermann Trophy and the first since Andrew Farrell in 2012. Colin Rolfe was the first Cardinal to be selected as a semifinalist receiving the recognition on two occasions in 2009 and 2010.
LOUISVILLE'S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY
Making its ninth NCAA Championship appearance in the last 10 years, Louisville is 12-8-1 all-time in the tournament with one College Cup appearance (2010).
2016 (No. 4 seed / 1-0-0)
   11/20 - 2nd Round vs. UCLA (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 2-1 (OT)
   11/27 - 3rd Round vs. Notre Dame (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 3-1
2014 (No. 13 seed / 1-1-0)
   11/23 - 2nd Round vs. Saint Louis (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 2-1
   11/30 - 3rd Round vs. UMBC (Louisville, Ky.) - L, 1-0
2013 (0-1-1)
   11/21 - 1st Round vs. Denver (Louisville, Ky.) - T, 0-0 (2OT)
   11/24 - 2nd Round at Michigan State (East Lansing, Mich.) - L, 1-0 (2OT)
2012 (No. 10 seed / 2-1-0)
   11/18 - 2nd Round vs. Winthrop (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 5-0
   11/25 - 3rd Round vs. Northwestern (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 2-1
   12/01 - Quarterfinal at Maryland (College Park, Md.) - L, 3-1
2011 (No. 12 seed / 2-1-0)
   11/20 - 2nd Round vs. Bradley (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 3-2 (2OT)
   11/27 - 3rd Round at Maryland (College Park, Md.) - W, 4-2
   12/03 - Quarterfinal vs. UCLA (Louisville, Ky.) - L, 1-0 (2OT)
2010 (No. 1 seed / 4-1-0)
   11/21 - 2nd Round vs. College of Charleston (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 3-1
   11/28 - 3rd Round vs. Ohio State (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 2-1
   12/04 - Quarterfinal vs. UCLA (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 5-4
   12/10 - College Cup Semifinal vs. North Carolina (Santa Barbara, Calif.) - W, 2-1
   12/12 - College Cup Final vs. Akron (Santa Barbara, Calif.) - L, 1-0
2009 (0-1-0)
   11/19 - 1st Round at Indiana (Bloomington, Ind.) - L, 2-0
2008 (0-1-0)
   11/21 - 1st Round vs. Jacksonville (Louisville, Ky.) - L, 4-3 (OT)
2007 (1-1-0)
   11/23 - 1st Round vs. Duke (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 1-0
   11/28 - 2nd Round at Ohio State (Columbus, Ohio) - L, 1-0
CARDINALS EARN TOP 16 SEED FOR FIFTH TIME
Louisville earned a top 16 seed in the NCAA Championship for the fifth time in school history landing at No. 4, the second highest seed ever. UofL was seeded No. 1 in 2010 when they advanced to the College Cup final. The Cardinals were No. 13 in 2014, No. 10 in 2012 and No. 12 in 2011. Louisville has advanced to at least the third round each time they have earned a top 16 seed.
LOUISVILLE 6TH IN PRE-CHAMPIONSHIP RPI
In the eighth men's soccer RPI released prior to the NCAA Championship, UofL was at No. 6 overall among eight ACC schools in the top 20 and nine in the top 33. Clemson was No. 2 and was followed by No. 3 Wake Forest, No. 9 Syracuse, No. 10 North Carolina, No. 13 Notre Dame, No. 17 Boston College, No. 20 Virginia and No. 33 Virginia Tech.Â
ACC SETS NCAA RECORD WITH NINE TEAMS EARNING CHAMPIONSHIP BIDS
The Cardinals were among an NCAA record nine Atlantic Coast Conference schools receiving bids to the 48-team NCAA Championship field. While nine of the league's 12 men's soccer programs earned an NCAA berth, seven of those were among the top 16 seeds, including three of the top four. Wake Forest was seeded No. 2 and followed by No. 3 Clemson, No. 4 Louisville, No. 8 Syracuse, No. 9 North Carolina, No. 12 Virginia and No. 13 Notre Dame. Boston College and Virginia Tech also earned NCAA Championship bids for the ACC.
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LOUISVILLE AMONG THE NATION'S BEST IN TEAM, INDIVIDUAL NCAA STAT RANKINGS
Entering the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championship, Louisville was ranked in the top 30 in eight different team statistical categories. The Cardinals were No. 11 in goals against average (0.65), 15th in total goals (38), 18th in total points (109), 22nd in shutout percentage (0.48), 23rd in total assists (33), 24th in scoring offense (1.81 goals per game), 25th in points per game (5.19), and 28th in shots on goal per game (6.24).
Individually, three Cardinals have emerged to rank among the best in the NCAA and the ACC -- junior forward Mohamed Thiaw, junior defender Tim Kubel and graduate goalkeeper Stefan Cleveland. Thiaw was ranked No. 1 in the nation with seven game-winning goals and No. 14 in the NCAA and second in the ACC in goals (12).Â
Kubel, who set a school record with four assists in the 6-1 win over Virginia on Sept. 24, is fifth in the NCAA and first in the ACC with 11 assists while ranking 12th nationally and first in the ACC in assists per game (0.52). Cleveland is No. 13 in the nation and No. 4 in the ACC in goals against average (0.650).
KUBEL, THIAW EARN ALL-ACC FIRST TEAM HONORS; DEE, JOHNSON ON THIRD TEAM
Louisville junior defender Tim Kubel and junior forward Mohammed Thiaw were named All-ACC First Team honorees on November 8, while junior midfielder Geoffrey Dee and senior midfielder Daniel Johnson were honored as Third Team selections by the league's head coaches.
The 2016 accolades mark the second time in three seasons four Louisville players have received All-ACC recognition matching the total in 2014 and it is the third straight season multiple Cardinals have earned All-ACC honors.Â
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Kubel, tabbed as an All-ACC First Team honoree for the second straight season while becoming a three-time All-ACC selection overall, leads the ACC and ranks in the top five nationally in assists. Earlier this season, Kubel set a school record with four assists in a 6-1 win over Virginia.Â
In his first season with the Cardinals, Thiaw has emerged as one of the nation's elite scorers ranking in the top 20 in the NCAA in goals and leading the country with seven game-winners. A transfer from Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, Thiaw has started all 21 matches at forward while scoring six of his 11 goals in Louisville's eight ACC regular season matches.Â
Dee, is in his first season with the Cardinals after transferring from Tulsa, connected for two goals and contributed four assists while starting all 21 matches in 2016. Each of the four assists for Dee were delivered against ACC foes, while his lone game-winning goal came on Sept. 13 in the victory against Xavier.
Johnson earned All-ACC recognition for the second consecutive season after receiving Second Team honors in 2015. Johnson scored a pair of goals and added three assists in 21 starts for the Cardinals. In his two seasons with the Louisville after transferring from Maryland, Johnson has accumulated seven goals in 40 starts.
CLEVELAND NAMED COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN
Graduate goalkeeper Stefan Cleveland was named on Nov. 22 to the 2016 Academic All-America Division I men's soccer team by the College Sports Information Directors of America. A second team Academic All-America selection, Cleveland is pursuing an MBA at Louisville after completing his degree in engineering with a 3.72 GPA at Dartmouth College, where he played three seasons prior to joining the Cardinals for the 2016 season. Cleveland became the second UofL player in the last three seasons to earn Academic All-America accolades joining Joachim Ball, who was a second team selection in 2014.Â
LOUISVILLE IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS IN 2016
After falling in the ACC semifinals at No. 2 Wake Forest, the Cardinals moved to No. 7 in the latest NSCAA Top 25, the final set of rankings prior to the NCAA Championship. Ranked in the NSCAA poll since Sept. 20 when it debuted at No. 13, Louisville's highest ranking in the coaches poll this season was No. 4 on Oct. 11. Along with this week's ranking in the coaches poll, Louisville was also ranked No. 5 by Hero College Sports, No. 7 by Top Drawer Soccer and No. 8 by Soccer America.
TWELVE OF LOUISVILLE'S 22 MATCHES IN 2016 AGAINST RANKED OPPONENTS
Louisville's NCAA quarterfinal match against No. 5 Stanford will mark the 12th contest in 22 total games this season the Cardinals have faced a nationally ranked opponent. Louisville is 6-5-0 in the previous 11 matches against ranked foes with two home wins over Notre Dame (No. 1 and No. 13), No. 3 Syracuse and twice against Virginia (No. 16 and No. 17), a road win at No. 14 UConn and losses to No. 5 Clemson, twice at Wake Forest (No. 2 and No. 7), No. 9 Indiana and at No. 16 Kentucky.
FOLLOWING LOUISVILLE MEN'S SOCCER ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Fans can follow Louisville men's soccer on Twitter (@UofLmenssoccer) at http://twitter.com/uoflmenssoccer and on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/UofLmenssoccer.
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ABOUT THE CARDINALS
Louisville, playing its third straight NCAA Championship match at home as one of the top four seeds, moved to 14-5-2 on the season after its third round win over No. 13 Notre Dame. The Cardinals closed the regular season second in the ACC Atlantic Division with a 5-2-1 conference mark. Mohamed Thiaw ranks in the top 15 nationally with 12 goals, including an NCAA best seven game-winners. Tim Kubel is fifth in the nation and No. 1 in the ACC with 11 assists, while goalkeeper Stefan Cleveland has registered 10 shutouts this season.
ABOUT STANFORD
The Cardinal enter the Saturday's match at 13-3-4 after following NCAA Championship wins over Pacific (2-0, second round) and Virginia (1-0/2OT, third round). Stanford, which won the Pac-12 championship finishing with an 8-1-1 conference mark, is led by Foster Langsdorf's 14 goals. Last season, the Cardinal won their first NCAA championship defeating Clemson 4-0 in the title match.Â
SERIES SNAPSHOT
Saturday's match will be just the second meeting all-time between Louisville and Stanford, but it will mark the second straight season the Cardinal have visited Lynn Stadium. In 2015, Stanford earned a 1-0 win over Louisville in an early season matchup.Â
LOUISVILLE NOTES AND TRENDS...
   • A win Saturday would give Louisville its second highest single season win total in school history (15) behind only the 20-win season in 2010.
   • The Cardinals played 11 of 19 pre-NCAA matches against NCAA qualifiers (4-5-2 record), including 10 games versus teams earning top 16 seeds.
   • Tim Kubel leads the Cardinals with 15 career goals, while Tate Schmitt (12) and Mohamed Thiaw (12) are next.
   • The 12 goals for Thiaw are tied for fourth most in a season at UofL.
   • Kubel has matched a school record for single season assists (11) equaling the total of Stuart Langrish in 2000. Kubel is also tied for fifth in career assists (19).
   • Louisville is 10-2-1 at home in 2016 and 23-8-6 all-time at Lynn Stadium, in its third season as the home of the Cardinals.
   • UofL is 10-5-1 all-time at Lynn Stadium versus ranked foes.
   • Kubel and Johnson were named to the 2016 ACC Championship All-Tournament Team.
KUBEL NAMED SEMIFINALIST FOR HERMANN TROPHY
Tim Kubel was named on Nov. 29 among 15 semifinalists for the prestigious MAC Hermann Trophy, the most coveted individual honor in NCAA Division I soccer. The announcement was made by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America with the semifinalists chosen based on voting by NCAA Division I soccer coaches.
The 2016 recognition for Kubel marks the fourth time a Louisville player has been named as a semifinalist for the Hermann Trophy and the first since Andrew Farrell in 2012. Colin Rolfe was the first Cardinal to be selected as a semifinalist receiving the recognition on two occasions in 2009 and 2010.
LOUISVILLE'S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY
Making its ninth NCAA Championship appearance in the last 10 years, Louisville is 12-8-1 all-time in the tournament with one College Cup appearance (2010).
2016 (No. 4 seed / 1-0-0)
   11/20 - 2nd Round vs. UCLA (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 2-1 (OT)
   11/27 - 3rd Round vs. Notre Dame (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 3-1
2014 (No. 13 seed / 1-1-0)
   11/23 - 2nd Round vs. Saint Louis (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 2-1
   11/30 - 3rd Round vs. UMBC (Louisville, Ky.) - L, 1-0
2013 (0-1-1)
   11/21 - 1st Round vs. Denver (Louisville, Ky.) - T, 0-0 (2OT)
   11/24 - 2nd Round at Michigan State (East Lansing, Mich.) - L, 1-0 (2OT)
2012 (No. 10 seed / 2-1-0)
   11/18 - 2nd Round vs. Winthrop (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 5-0
   11/25 - 3rd Round vs. Northwestern (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 2-1
   12/01 - Quarterfinal at Maryland (College Park, Md.) - L, 3-1
2011 (No. 12 seed / 2-1-0)
   11/20 - 2nd Round vs. Bradley (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 3-2 (2OT)
   11/27 - 3rd Round at Maryland (College Park, Md.) - W, 4-2
   12/03 - Quarterfinal vs. UCLA (Louisville, Ky.) - L, 1-0 (2OT)
2010 (No. 1 seed / 4-1-0)
   11/21 - 2nd Round vs. College of Charleston (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 3-1
   11/28 - 3rd Round vs. Ohio State (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 2-1
   12/04 - Quarterfinal vs. UCLA (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 5-4
   12/10 - College Cup Semifinal vs. North Carolina (Santa Barbara, Calif.) - W, 2-1
   12/12 - College Cup Final vs. Akron (Santa Barbara, Calif.) - L, 1-0
2009 (0-1-0)
   11/19 - 1st Round at Indiana (Bloomington, Ind.) - L, 2-0
2008 (0-1-0)
   11/21 - 1st Round vs. Jacksonville (Louisville, Ky.) - L, 4-3 (OT)
2007 (1-1-0)
   11/23 - 1st Round vs. Duke (Louisville, Ky.) - W, 1-0
   11/28 - 2nd Round at Ohio State (Columbus, Ohio) - L, 1-0
CARDINALS EARN TOP 16 SEED FOR FIFTH TIME
Louisville earned a top 16 seed in the NCAA Championship for the fifth time in school history landing at No. 4, the second highest seed ever. UofL was seeded No. 1 in 2010 when they advanced to the College Cup final. The Cardinals were No. 13 in 2014, No. 10 in 2012 and No. 12 in 2011. Louisville has advanced to at least the third round each time they have earned a top 16 seed.
LOUISVILLE 6TH IN PRE-CHAMPIONSHIP RPI
In the eighth men's soccer RPI released prior to the NCAA Championship, UofL was at No. 6 overall among eight ACC schools in the top 20 and nine in the top 33. Clemson was No. 2 and was followed by No. 3 Wake Forest, No. 9 Syracuse, No. 10 North Carolina, No. 13 Notre Dame, No. 17 Boston College, No. 20 Virginia and No. 33 Virginia Tech.Â
ACC SETS NCAA RECORD WITH NINE TEAMS EARNING CHAMPIONSHIP BIDS
The Cardinals were among an NCAA record nine Atlantic Coast Conference schools receiving bids to the 48-team NCAA Championship field. While nine of the league's 12 men's soccer programs earned an NCAA berth, seven of those were among the top 16 seeds, including three of the top four. Wake Forest was seeded No. 2 and followed by No. 3 Clemson, No. 4 Louisville, No. 8 Syracuse, No. 9 North Carolina, No. 12 Virginia and No. 13 Notre Dame. Boston College and Virginia Tech also earned NCAA Championship bids for the ACC.
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LOUISVILLE AMONG THE NATION'S BEST IN TEAM, INDIVIDUAL NCAA STAT RANKINGS
Entering the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championship, Louisville was ranked in the top 30 in eight different team statistical categories. The Cardinals were No. 11 in goals against average (0.65), 15th in total goals (38), 18th in total points (109), 22nd in shutout percentage (0.48), 23rd in total assists (33), 24th in scoring offense (1.81 goals per game), 25th in points per game (5.19), and 28th in shots on goal per game (6.24).
Individually, three Cardinals have emerged to rank among the best in the NCAA and the ACC -- junior forward Mohamed Thiaw, junior defender Tim Kubel and graduate goalkeeper Stefan Cleveland. Thiaw was ranked No. 1 in the nation with seven game-winning goals and No. 14 in the NCAA and second in the ACC in goals (12).Â
Kubel, who set a school record with four assists in the 6-1 win over Virginia on Sept. 24, is fifth in the NCAA and first in the ACC with 11 assists while ranking 12th nationally and first in the ACC in assists per game (0.52). Cleveland is No. 13 in the nation and No. 4 in the ACC in goals against average (0.650).
KUBEL, THIAW EARN ALL-ACC FIRST TEAM HONORS; DEE, JOHNSON ON THIRD TEAM
Louisville junior defender Tim Kubel and junior forward Mohammed Thiaw were named All-ACC First Team honorees on November 8, while junior midfielder Geoffrey Dee and senior midfielder Daniel Johnson were honored as Third Team selections by the league's head coaches.
The 2016 accolades mark the second time in three seasons four Louisville players have received All-ACC recognition matching the total in 2014 and it is the third straight season multiple Cardinals have earned All-ACC honors.Â
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Kubel, tabbed as an All-ACC First Team honoree for the second straight season while becoming a three-time All-ACC selection overall, leads the ACC and ranks in the top five nationally in assists. Earlier this season, Kubel set a school record with four assists in a 6-1 win over Virginia.Â
In his first season with the Cardinals, Thiaw has emerged as one of the nation's elite scorers ranking in the top 20 in the NCAA in goals and leading the country with seven game-winners. A transfer from Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, Thiaw has started all 21 matches at forward while scoring six of his 11 goals in Louisville's eight ACC regular season matches.Â
Dee, is in his first season with the Cardinals after transferring from Tulsa, connected for two goals and contributed four assists while starting all 21 matches in 2016. Each of the four assists for Dee were delivered against ACC foes, while his lone game-winning goal came on Sept. 13 in the victory against Xavier.
Johnson earned All-ACC recognition for the second consecutive season after receiving Second Team honors in 2015. Johnson scored a pair of goals and added three assists in 21 starts for the Cardinals. In his two seasons with the Louisville after transferring from Maryland, Johnson has accumulated seven goals in 40 starts.
CLEVELAND NAMED COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN
Graduate goalkeeper Stefan Cleveland was named on Nov. 22 to the 2016 Academic All-America Division I men's soccer team by the College Sports Information Directors of America. A second team Academic All-America selection, Cleveland is pursuing an MBA at Louisville after completing his degree in engineering with a 3.72 GPA at Dartmouth College, where he played three seasons prior to joining the Cardinals for the 2016 season. Cleveland became the second UofL player in the last three seasons to earn Academic All-America accolades joining Joachim Ball, who was a second team selection in 2014.Â
LOUISVILLE IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS IN 2016
After falling in the ACC semifinals at No. 2 Wake Forest, the Cardinals moved to No. 7 in the latest NSCAA Top 25, the final set of rankings prior to the NCAA Championship. Ranked in the NSCAA poll since Sept. 20 when it debuted at No. 13, Louisville's highest ranking in the coaches poll this season was No. 4 on Oct. 11. Along with this week's ranking in the coaches poll, Louisville was also ranked No. 5 by Hero College Sports, No. 7 by Top Drawer Soccer and No. 8 by Soccer America.
TWELVE OF LOUISVILLE'S 22 MATCHES IN 2016 AGAINST RANKED OPPONENTS
Louisville's NCAA quarterfinal match against No. 5 Stanford will mark the 12th contest in 22 total games this season the Cardinals have faced a nationally ranked opponent. Louisville is 6-5-0 in the previous 11 matches against ranked foes with two home wins over Notre Dame (No. 1 and No. 13), No. 3 Syracuse and twice against Virginia (No. 16 and No. 17), a road win at No. 14 UConn and losses to No. 5 Clemson, twice at Wake Forest (No. 2 and No. 7), No. 9 Indiana and at No. 16 Kentucky.
FOLLOWING LOUISVILLE MEN'S SOCCER ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Fans can follow Louisville men's soccer on Twitter (@UofLmenssoccer) at http://twitter.com/uoflmenssoccer and on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/UofLmenssoccer.
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