Coming into Wednesday’s match against the UCF Knights, all FGCU athletic teams have shut out their opponents.
This streak continued when the FGCU men’s soccer game vs the UCF knights was called a “no...
FGCU didn’t allow a single goal from the nation’s third-best team and highest-ranked opponent in program history on Friday.
The scoreless draw with No. 3 Georgetown proved that they could keep up with...
The team held its ground Friday night against the nation’s No. 3 team.
The FGCU men’s soccer team opened the 2015 season with a draw against Georgetown.
Regardless of the scoreless game, the boys were...
On Sunday, Tabby Tindell became FGCU women’s soccer all-time points leader.
During a midday, first-time program match against the University of Dayton, Tindell scored during the 34th minute, securing...
It continued to rain, as the FGCU women's soccer team kicked off its season opener thirty minutes late, following a lightning delay on Friday night.
After exciting exhibition play last week, the FGCU women's...
#PlayFast is a saying that echoes through the FGCU men’s soccer program, and play fast is the mission for the season.
Coming off of a fifth consecutive conference title, along with its third trip to...
An FGCU men's soccer player is representing more than his university this summer. Earlier this month, Rodrigo Saravia was personally invited to the Guatemala National Team Camp. He was the only amateur...
We’re in Vila Velha, Brazil. In the mid-1990s Felipe DeSousa dreamed of being the next soccer superstar. What he didn’t know is that he was honing the skills to live his dream. Today, DeSousa is a...
The Florida Gulf Coast University men’s soccer team almost captured its second-straight shutout last Friday night against visiting University of North Florida. The game ended in a 2-2 tie following three...
Revenge is sweet.
The Eagles entered Saturday night’s game with a chip on their shoulders from a loss to Jacksonville last year in the A-Sun Conference championship game that came down to penalty kicks.
FGCU...
