Men’s Soccer News

December 8

Miller Named AD3I Defensive Player of Year

Nebraska Wesleyan senior goalkeeper Josh Miller was named the Association of Division III Independents (AD3I) Men’s Soccer Defensive Player-of-the-Year and to the All-Independent First-Team.

November 10

Three NWU Men Named All-GPAC in Soccer

Three members of the Nebraska Wesleyan University men’s soccer team were named to the 2009 Great Plains Athletic Conference Men’s Soccer All-Conference that was announced Tuesday (Nov. 9). Senior goalkeeper Josh Miller and junior midfielder Brad Fullerton were named to the All-GPAC Second-Team, while senior defender Jess Pieper received All-GPAC honorable mention recognition.

October 31

Men's Soccer Finishes Year With 2-0 Victory

Nebraska Wesleyan sent their six seniors off on a good note as the Prairie Wolves finished the 2009 season with a 2-0 victory over Mount Marty College on Saturday night (Oct.

October 24

Penalty Kick Gives Dordt 1-0 Victory

Joe Lammers scored on a penalty kick at the 15:33 mark in the first half and that would be the only goal of the match as Dordt College defeated Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1-0, in Great Plains At

October 21

Fullerton Scores Hat Trick to Lead NWU Men To Win

Brad Fullerton scored three goals to earn a hat trick and lead Nebraska Wesleyan University to a 4-1 victory over Concordia University on a rain-soaked Abel Stadium on Wednesday night (Oct. 21) in Lincoln, Neb.

October 17

Mustangs Blank NWU Men, 2-0 in Soccer

Morningside College broke open a scoreless match with two second half goals as they shutout the Nebraska Wesleyan men, 2-0, in a Great Plains Athletic Conference men's soccer match on Saturday night (Oct. 17) in Sioux City, Iowa.

October 14

Doane Edges NWU, 1-0, in Men's Soccer

Devon Strecker scored a goal just two minutes into the second half to give Doane a 1-0 lead and that is all that they would need as the Tigers held on for the 1-0 victory over Nebraska Wesleyan in Great Plains Athletic Conference men's soccer action late Wednesday night (Oct. 14) at Abel Stadium in Lincoln, Neb.

October 7

Midland Lutheran Holds Off NWU Men, 1-0

Midland Lutheran scored a goal midway through the second half and that would prove to be the only goal of the match as the Warriors held off Nebraska Wesleyan, 1-0, in a Great Plains Athletic Conference men's soccer match on Wednesday night (Oct. 7) at Abel Stadium in Lincoln, Neb.

October 3

Men Get First GPAC Victory With 3-0 Shutout Over Chargers

Cole McCallum scored two goals to lead the Nebraska Wesleyan University men's soccer team to a 3-0 victory over Briar Cliff University in Great Plains Athletic Conference men's soccer action on Saturday night (Oct. 3) at Abel Stadium in Lincoln, Neb.

The victory was the first GPAC win of the season for Nebraska Wesleyan as they improve to 4-3-4 overall and 1-2-2 in the GPAC. It was just the second conference loss for Briar Cliff as they fall to 3-2 in the GPAC, 6-3 overall.

McCallum got NWU on the board early as he scored on a beautiful header from a throw in to put the Prairie Wolves up 1-0 at halftime. He added a second goal during the 50th minute off a rebound to give NWU a 2-0 lead.

September 29

Men Fall at #20 Hastings College

20th-ranked Hastings College held Nebraska Wesleyan to just one shot on goal as the Broncos defeated the Prairie Wolves, 3-0, in Great Plains Athletic Conference men's soccer action on Tuesday night (Sept. 29) in Hastings, Neb.

September 22

Wolves and Vikings Tie After Game Called for Darkness

Nebraska Wesleyan jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the first ten minutes of the match, but Dana College answered with two goals of their own to tie the match at 2-2.

September 19

NWU Ties Sioux Falls in GPAC Soccer Opener

The Nebraska Wesleyan University men's soccer team opened Great Plains Athletic Conference play on Saturday night (Sept. 19) as they hosted the University of Sioux Falls. The well played match ended with neither team scoring as the game ended in a 0-0 tie in double overtime.

September 15

Central Gives NWU Men First Loss of Season

Central College scored during the sixth minute of overtime to defeat Nebraska Wesleyan, 1-0, and give the Prairie Wolves their first loss of the season in a NCAA Division III men's soccer match on Tuesday afternoon (Sept. 15) in Pella, Iowa.

September 5

Men Tie Wisconsin-Oshkosh in Physical Match

Cole McCallum scored in the 84th minute to tie the match at 1-1, and no goals were scored the rest of the match as Nebraska Wesleyan University and the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh tied, 1-1, in a NCAA III men's soccer match on Saturday afternoon (Sept. 5) at Abel Stadium.

September 3

Wolves Down Beavers for First Win of Season

The Nebraska Wesleyan University men's soccer team picked up their first win of the season on Thursday night (Sept. 5) when they blanked Buena Vista University, 3-0, in a NCAA Division III men's soccer match at Abel Stadium.

September 1

Men Tie Simpson in Season Opener

The Nebraska Wesleyan University men's soccer team jumped out to an early 2-0 lead, but couldn't hold on as Simpson College scored two second goals in the second half to tie the match. Neither team scored in overtime as the home opener ended in a draw for the Prairie Wolves.

July 23

NWU Soccer Announces Recruits & New Staff

Nebraska Wesleyan University first-year head soccer coach Mike Lynch has released the names of 14 recruits, eight men and six women who plan to compete in soccer this fall for the Prairie Wolves. In addition, Lynch has announced the addition of four assistant coaches who will join the NWU coaching staff for the 2009 season.

April 2

Lynch Hired as Nebraska Wesleyan Soccer Coach

Mike Lynch has been hired as the new head soccer coach at Nebraska Wesleyan University. Lynch will be the head coach of both the men’s and women’s programs.

March 2

Beckmann Steps Down as NWU Soccer Coach

James Beckmann, the all-time winningest head soccer coach in Nebraska Wesleyan history, has announced his plans to step away from the soccer coaching ranks and his position as the head men’s soccer coach at Nebraska Wesleyan University to devote more time to his family.