Draft:1995 NIRSA National Soccer Championship

1995 NIRSA National Soccer Championship
1995 NIRSA National Soccer Championship
League	NIRSA
Sport	Soccer
Site	University of Texas; Austin, Texas
Duration	November 16–18, 1995
Number of teams	12 (men's championship); 8 (women's championship); 9 (men's open); 6 (women's open)
Men's Championship Division
Score	5-0
Champion	Texas; (1st title, 1st title game)
Runners-up	Kansas State; (1st title game)
Season MVP	Peter Narvarte (Texas)
Women's Championship Division
Champion	Colorado; (1st title, 1st title game)
Runners-up	Miami (OH); (2nd title game)
Season MVP	Brittan Hlista (Colorado)
Men's Open Division
Score	1-1 (a.e.t.); 4-3 (pen.)
Champion	Rice ; Texas "B"; (1st title, 1st title game)
Runners-up	Texas Tech; (1st title game)
Season MVP	Ben Heilman (Texas)
Women's Open Division
Champion	Ohio State; (1st title, 1st title game)
Runners-up	Kansas; (1st title game)
Top seed	Kristi Malen (Ohio State)
NIRSA national soccer championships seasons
	← 1994 1996 →

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^[a]The 1995 NIRSA national soccer championship was the 2nd NIRSA National Soccer Championships, the annual national championships for United States-based, collegiate club soccer teams organized by NIRSA. It took place at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, Georgia from Thursday, November 16 to Saturday, November 18, 1995.^[1]

Overview[edit]

Men's championship[edit]

^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

Women's championship[edit]

In the finals, reigning champions Miami (OH) would face Colorado. Colorado would go on to win the second ever national championship and former Texas A&M varsity player, Brittan Hlista of Colorado, would be named the MVP.^[7]

Men's open[edit]

In the inaugural open tournament, in-state rivals Rice and hosts Texas' "B" team would face off. In the seeding matches, Rice would tie one match and lose the other two to claim the sixth seed while Texas "B" would be undefeated and, while unknown, claimed either the 1st, 4th, or 5th seed. In the quarterfinals, Rice would defeat in-city rival and 3 seed, Sam Houston State, 4-0. In the semifinals, Texas "B" would defeat Kirkwood Community College while Rice would tie Texas Tech 1-1 after regulation meaning overtime would be required. Rice's midfielder Mike Eggen, who scored Rice's first goal, would score in overtime to send his team to the finals. In the finals, Rice's Mike Eggen would open the scoring but Texas "B" would tie the game up shortly after that. The game would remain tied 1-1 through regulation and overtime meaning a penalty shootout would determine the champion. Rice would make four of their five kicks and would defeat Texas "B".

However, shortly after this, tournament officials determined Rice used an ineligible player and vacated their title. Rather than leaving the first title without a champion, Texas "B" would be given the title and since they lost to Rice in the semifinals, Texas Tech would be judged as the runners-up with Kirkland CC being judged as a "finalist". To date, this is the only time an open division team as been judged to have used ineligible players and the only time when a forfeited title was given to another team (the only other instance of this was in 2006 where Illinois men vacated their title but the championship was left without a champion rather than awarding it to the finalists, Utah Valley State).^[8]

Women's open[edit]

^[6]

Qualification and selections[edit]

Men's championship[edit]

Region	Team	Apperance	Last Bid
III	Purdue	2nd	1994
III	Ohio State	1st	Never
III	Grand Valley	1st	Never
III	Indiana	1st	Never
III	Xavier	1st	Never
IV	Texas	2nd	1994
IV	Kansas State	1st	Never
IV	Tulane	1st	Never
IV	Wichita State	1st	Never
V	Colorado	1st	Never
VI	Salt Lake CC	1st	Never
VI	Oregon	1st	Never

Women's championship[edit]

Region	Team	Apperance	Last Bid
I	Penn State	1st	Never
III	Miami (OH)	2nd	1994
III	Purdue	2nd	1994
III	Illinois	1st	Never
III	Ohio	1st	Never
IV	Baylor	1st	Never
IV	Tulane	1st	Never
V	Colorado	1st	Never

Men's open[edit]

Region	Num	Team
I
II
III
IV	5	Texas "B", Rice, Texas Tech, Texas A&M-Galveston, Sam Houston State
V	1	Kirkwood CC
VI
N/A	3	Unknown teams

Women's open[edit]

Region	Num	Team
I	0	-
II	0	-
III	2	Ohio State, Grand Valley
IV	2	Texas Tech, Sam Houston State
V	2	Kansas, Colorado State
VI	0	-

^[9]^[10]^[11]^[12]^[13]^[14]^[15]

Group stage[edit]

Men's championship[edit]

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Texas	3	3	0	0	14	0	+14	9	Advanced to knockout stage
2	Ohio State	3								Advanced to knockout stage
3	Colorado	3
4	Grand Valley	3	0	0	3	1			0

Thu, November 16	Texas	5-0	Ohio State	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Thu, November 16	Colorado	-	Grand Valley	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Thu, November 16	Grand Valley	0-7	Texas	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Thu, November 16

Ohio State

-

Colorado

University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Fri, November 17	Texas	2-0	Colorado	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Fri, November 17	Grand Valley	-	Ohio State	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Kansas State	3	3	0	0	10	3	+7	9	Advanced to knockout stage
2	Purdue	3
3	Xavier	3
4	Tulane	3

Thu, November 16	Kansas State	1-0	Tulane	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Thu, November 16

Xavier

-

Purdue

University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Thu, November 16	Purdue	1-4	Kansas State	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Thu, November 16

Tulane

-

Xavier

University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Fri, November 17	Kansas State	5-2	Xavier	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Fri, November 17

Purdue

-

Tulane

University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Salt Lake CC	3	3	0	0	14	1	+13	9	Advanced to knockout stage
2	Oregon	3
3	Indiana	3
4	Wichita State	3

Thu, November 16	Salt Lake CC	5-0	Indiana	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Thu, November 16

Wichita State

-

Oregon

University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Thu, November 16	Oregon	1-2	Salt Lake CC	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Thu, November 16

Indiana

-

Wichita State

University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Fri, November 17	Salt Lake CC	7-0	Wichita State	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Fri, November 17

Oregon

-

Indiana

University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Women's championship[edit]

Pos	Team	Pld	Qualification
1	Miami (OH)	3	Advanced to knockout stage
2	Illinois	3	Advanced to knockout stage
3	Ohio University	3
4	Baylor	3

Pos	Team	Pld	Qualification
1	Colorado	3	Advanced to knockout stage
2	Penn State	3	Advanced to knockout stage
3	Purdue	3
4	Tulane	3

Men's open[edit]

Women's open[edit]

Group A
Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Grand Valley	3	3	0	0	8	0	+8	9	Advanced to knockout stage
2	Ohio State	3								Advanced to knockout stage
3	Texas Tech	3
Group B
Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Colorado State	3								Advanced to knockout stage
2	Kansas	3								Advanced to knockout stage
3	Sam Houston State	3

Thu, November 16	Grand Valley	6-0	Sam Houston	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Thu, November 16

Ohio State

-

Colorado State

University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Thu, November 16

Texas Tech

-

Kansas

University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Thu, November 16

Ohio State

-

Sam Houston State

University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Thu, November 16	Grand Valley	1-0	Kansas	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Thu, November 16

Texas Tech

-

Colorado State

University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Fri, November 17	Grand Valley	1-0	Colorado State	University of Texas Austin, Texas
		Report

Fri, November 17

Ohio State

-

Kansas

University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Fri, November 17

Texas Tech

-

Sam Houston State

University of Texas
Austin, Texas

Tournament bracket[edit]

Men's championship[edit]

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Final

Fri • Nov. 17

Texas

8

Sat • Nov. 18

Xavier

1

Texas

2

Fri • Nov. 17

Purdue

0

Purdue

1

Sat • Nov. 18

Salt Lake CC

0

Texas

5

Fri • Nov. 17

Kansas State

0

Kansas State (pen.)

1 (5)

Sat • Nov. 18

Oregon

1 (3)

Kansas State (a.e.t.)

1

Fri • Nov. 17

Ohio State

0

Ohio State

Indiana

Women's championship[edit]


	Semifinals					Final

	Sat • Nov. 18

	Colorado
						Sat • Nov. 18
	Penn State
						Colorado
	Sat • Nov. 18
						Miami (OH)
	Miami (OH)

	Illinois

Men's open[edit]

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Final

Fri • Nov. 17

Texas "B"

Sat • Nov. 18

Texas "B"

Fri • Nov. 17

Kirkwood CC

Kirkwood CC

Sat • Nov. 18

Texas "B"

1 (3)

Fri • Nov. 17

Rice ^[a](pen.)

1 (4)

Texas Tech

Sat • Nov. 18

Texas Tech

1

Fri • Nov. 17

Rice ^[a](a.e.t.)

2

Sam Houston State

0

Rice ^[a]

4

Women's open[edit]


Semifinals		Final

Sat • Nov. 18

Grand Valley	1
		Sat • Nov. 18
Kansas	2
		Kansas
Sat • Nov. 18
		Ohio State
Ohio State

Colorado State

All-tournament teams[edit]

Men's championship[edit]

Name	Team
Pete Narvarte^[b]	Texas
Don Robertson	Kansas State
Jorge Estrada	Salt Lake CC
Francisco Silva	Salt Lake CC
Troy Yamaguchi	Texas
Pat Doyle	Purdue
Brian McQuery	Ohio State
Mark Hamre	Texas
Tony Hoang	Purdue
Karlton Dodson	Kansas State
Michael Burgy	Kansas State

Women's championship[edit]

Name	Team
Brittan Hlista^[b]	Colorado
Katie Crowley	Miami (OH)
Patty McCauley	Miami (OH)
Delilah Heulsint	Tulane
Kia Young	Colorado
Ariel Falk	Purdue
Melanie Goss	Baylor
Allison Goldschlag	Penn State
Claire Quintella	Colorado
Missy Papanek	Ohio
Erica Loechl	Illinois

Men's open[edit]

Name	Team
Ben Heilman^[b]	Texas "B"
Clint Winegar	Texas A&M - Galveston
Travis Miller	Kirkwood CC
Sam Morton	Sam Houston State
John Grubbs	Texas Tech
Greg Clampper	Texas "B"
Jason Boyle	Kirkwood CC
Jason Hill	Texas "B"
Brian Devlin	Texas Tech
Rob Draper	Texas Tech
Jeff McClure	Texas "B"

Women's open[edit]

Name	Team
Kristi Malen^[b]	Ohio State
Katie Powers	Kansas
Debbie Thompson	Kansas
Melissa Ide	Grand Valley
Kim Cox	Ohio State
Brenda Olivas	Colorado State
Kristen Fullford	Kansas
Jill Leonard	Ohio State
Nikki Vertal	Texas Tech
Kim Crady	Ohio State
Kim Schaul	Kansas

Notes[edit]

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Due to an ineligible player, Rice would vacate the title. The title would be given to runners-up Texas "B" and since they lost to Rice in the semifinals, Texas Tech would be named runners-up
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Most Valuable Player

References[edit]

^ "1995 NIRSA Collegiate Soccer Sport Club Championships". NIRSA. Archived from the original on 2006-08-21.
^ "Men's Soccer Wins National Championship". The Daily Texan. 1995-12-05. p. 13.
^ Stewart, Todd (1995-11-28). "Soccer club places 2nd at nationals". Kansas State Collegian. p. 6.
^ Bullock, Corey (1995-11-21). "SLCC Men's Soccer Club Functions like a Well Oiled Machine at National Championships". Salt Lake Community College Student Newspapers. p. 6.
^ Bullock, Corey (1995-11-21). "Soccer Club Makes it to Quarterfinals at the National Championships". Salt Lake Community College Student Newspapers. p. 1.
^ ^a ^b Burge, C.D. (1995-11-30). "Clubs, intramurals remain busy before break". The Lanthorn. p. 8.
^ "Sowing the Seeds of Success". Texas A&M Athletics - 12thMan.com. Retrieved 2024-06-23.
^ "Soccer title taken away". The Rice Thresher. 1995-12-08. p. 14.
^ Girard, Jason (1995-10-31). "Soccer team crushes Iowa". The Daily Illini. p. 20.
^ Schneider, Pete (1995-11-08). "Soccer team in national tourney". Oregon Daily Emerald. p. 12.
^ Burge, C.D. (1995-11-16). "Weekly sports wrap-up". The Lanthorn. p. 10.
^ Lee, Joe (1995-11-15). "Team advances to nationals again". The Lariat. p. 6.
^ "Baylor Women's Soccer Team to Play For National Championship". Baylor University Office of Public Relations. 1995-11-13.
^ Lindenberger, Susan (1996). Athena (91 ed.). Ohio University. p. 134.
^ O'Neil, Lane (1995-11-14). "Men's Soccer Club Wins 3". Salt Lake Community College Student Newspapers. p. 10.

[RiceVacate-1] Due to an ineligible player, Rice would vacate the title. The title would be given to runners-up Texas "B" and since they lost to Rice in the semifinals, Texas Tech would be named runners-up

[MVP-17] Most Valuable Player

[2] "1995 NIRSA Collegiate Soccer Sport Club Championships". NIRSA. Archived from the original on 2006-08-21.

[3] "Men's Soccer Wins National Championship". The Daily Texan. 1995-12-05. p. 13.

[4] Stewart, Todd (1995-11-28). "Soccer club places 2nd at nationals". Kansas State Collegian. p. 6.

[5] Bullock, Corey (1995-11-21). "SLCC Men's Soccer Club Functions like a Well Oiled Machine at National Championships". Salt Lake Community College Student Newspapers. p. 6.

[6] Bullock, Corey (1995-11-21). "Soccer Club Makes it to Quarterfinals at the National Championships". Salt Lake Community College Student Newspapers. p. 1.

[:0-7] Burge, C.D. (1995-11-30). "Clubs, intramurals remain busy before break". The Lanthorn. p. 8.

[8] "Sowing the Seeds of Success". Texas A&M Athletics - 12thMan.com. Retrieved 2024-06-23.

[9] "Soccer title taken away". The Rice Thresher. 1995-12-08. p. 14.

[10] Girard, Jason (1995-10-31). "Soccer team crushes Iowa". The Daily Illini. p. 20.

[11] Schneider, Pete (1995-11-08). "Soccer team in national tourney". Oregon Daily Emerald. p. 12.

[12] Burge, C.D. (1995-11-16). "Weekly sports wrap-up". The Lanthorn. p. 10.

[13] Lee, Joe (1995-11-15). "Team advances to nationals again". The Lariat. p. 6.

[14] "Baylor Women's Soccer Team to Play For National Championship". Baylor University Office of Public Relations. 1995-11-13.

[15] Lindenberger, Susan (1996). Athena (91 ed.). Ohio University. p. 134.

[16] O'Neil, Lane (1995-11-14). "Men's Soccer Club Wins 3". Salt Lake Community College Student Newspapers. p. 10.

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