The Hampden-Sydney soccer team’s regular season ended on October 25th on an emotional Senior Day at Miller Field. Going into the final day of the season, the Tigers needed a win and some help to qualify for the playoffs. To do that, the Tigers would have to best the conference leading Roanoke College Maroons. After a high energy first half, the teams were knotted at zero with chances at both ends. However, the Tigers went ahead on a Bryan Wharton goal in the 74th minute that slotted right under the …

The Hampden-Sydney soccer team started the 2011 season off on September 3rd with an 8-0 beat down of Berkley (NJ) and finished the weekend up with a 5-1 rout of future ODAC conference foe Shenandoah University. After such a high-powered start to the season, the Tigers were riding high, but they would be brought back down to earth after two consecutive losses to Mary Washington and Maryville (TN).
Despite the setbacks, the Tigers are looking to duplicate the success of last season, where they made it to the ODAC Championship before …

While the football team is making a run at an undefeated season, the soccer team has been creating quite the stir of its own. With Head Coach Josh Laux keeping the student body informed of the team’s success and upcoming events through school-wide emails, a buzz was generated around the Hill. The exciting, well-attended game against Randolph Macon pushed the team to 12-2 and wins in four out of their next five games, leading up to the ODAC semifinals vs. Lynchburg. The only loss in that five game stretch was …

Tigers finish in dramatic fashion in ODAC match-up with rival R-MC

It was a cold, rainy Wednesday afternoon but that was not going to slow down the Tigers’ domination on the soccer field. Entering the rivalry game against the Yellow Jackets of Randolph Macon, the Tigers had won seven games in a row and were 11-2 (4-1 ODAC) overall. The final outcome was a 1-0 double overtime victory for Hampden-Sydney.
Despite the close score, it could have very easily been a lopsided win for the Tigers. They dominated ball control, with Bryan …

The Hampden-Sydney soccer team is off to a 7-2 overall and 2-1 ODAC start for the 2009 season. At this point in time last season, the Tigers were 5-3 overall and 1-1 ODAC. The team’s great start this season can be attributed to great leadership, a tremendous amount of talent, and the team’s cohesiveness. Senior captains John Tait and Will Robertson and junior captain J.R. Plyle have been some of the cornerstones of this year’s squad. There are also a number of returners who are having …

After a disappointing 2-1 loss to Roanoke in the semifinals of last year’s ODAC Tournament, the Soccer Tigers enter the 2009 season ranked 4th in the preseason standings. Receiving one first place vote, the Tigers are ranked behind Roanoke, Virginia Wesleyan, and Lynchburg.
Depth will be a key to the Tigers’ success as they return with much experience, as well as many capable freshmen. The freshmen class for the ’09 Soccer Tigers is believed by some to be one of the most skilled classes ever. Junior Captain and goalkeeper John Robert …