Men's Soccer
Mason men's soccer game against URI called off in the 55th minute
|The Mason men’s soccer game against Rhode Island was suspended Friday night after 55 minutes due to heavy rain.
The Patriots led 2-0 after goals from Wes Sever in the 4th minute and Julio Arjona in the 31st minute.
During halftime and in the beginning of the second half, the rain started to fall harder, gradually turning the field into a swamp. The referees decided to call the game as players had difficulty having any success moving the ball.
PREVIEW: Weekend game schedule (11 Oct. 2013)
|Mason men’s soccer team returns home to open their Atlantic 10 conference season against Rhode Island on Friday, Oct. 11 at 7 p.m. at George Mason Stadium. The Patriots (5-2-1) are returning home after a three-game road stretch, coming off of a 1-0 win against Hartford in their last matchup. The Patriots will also take on Massachusetts on Sunday, Oct. 13 at 1 p.m. at home.
Q&A: Steffen Kraus transitions from European-style soccer to fast-paced, American style
|Steffen Kraus
Hometown: Stuttgart, Germany
Age: 20
Year: Freshman
Major: Marketing
Position: Goalkeeper
Q: How did you get into soccer?
A: I'm playing soccer for my whole life. I started to play when I was 4 years old. I don't really know how I got into it; I guess everybody is doing it in Europe as little kids.
For Andrulis, modeling successful athletes and people is a life's work
|At first glance, it would be hard-pressed to differentiate this particular office in the Field House from any other on the George Mason University campus. The desk with the intimidating stacks of paperwork is there, as is the comfortable chair and the desktop computer. The office is no different than the typical one in which a Mason employee would spend an entire workday.
Mason men's soccer team defeats Seton Hall 1-0
|The George Mason University men’s soccer team played like a family Friday night during their 1-0 shutout victory over the Seton Hall Pirates.
When they gathered around each other after the win that kept their undefeated season alive, the team yelled “family” on three. The Patriots played every bit like a band of brothers during their dominating performance.
Sever, Eckenrode lead Patriots with two goals each in Friday's 4-1 win over Denver
|The George Mason University men’s soccer team extended their win streak to three-straight games Friday night, defeating the University of Denver, 4-1.
Welcome to the A-10: Men's and Women's Fall 2013 soccer preview
|Change is on the horizon for George Mason University sports this year, as the Patriots embark on their inaugural season as a member of the Atlantic 10 conference. The change includes the upcoming season for the men's and women's soccer teams.
Mason men's soccer captures fourth-straight DC Cup title
|The George Mason University men’s soccer team defended last year’s DC Cup title by defeating Howard University and American University this weekend at George Mason Stadium. It was the fourth-straight title for the Patriots in the annual competition.
Mason men's soccer hosts annual DC College Cup this weekend
|This weekend, August 30-September 1, George Mason University will host the 13th edition of the D.C. College Cup, an annual men’s soccer tournament involving DC-area teams. Along with Mason, the tournament features Howard University, George Washington University and American University.
The tournament opens on Friday, when the George Washington Colonials face the American Eagles at 5:30 p.m. Following the conclusion of that game, the Patriots will open their play against the Howard Bison at 7:30 p.m. in a rematch from 2011, when the Patriots came on top 9-0.
Senior night spoiled as Mason falls to JMU, 2-1 on Saturday night
|In a primetime showdown between two Colonial Athletic Association rivals Saturday, the George Mason (10-5, 3-4) men’s soccer team fell to James Madison, 2-1 in front of a crowd of the 1,253 at George Mason Stadium.
Throughout the first half, the teams played two separate styles. The Patriots relied on set pieces, forcing four corner kicks, taking five shots. While the Dukes (6-5-3, 4-1-2) played an up-tempo game, creating chances with short one-touch passes between midfielders. However, neither team could break through on the score sheet.