Fort Lewis heads the polls in Division II Men’s Soccer as the season nears its start. Colorado School of Mines also makes it into the preseason Top 25.

Mines men’s soccer coach Frank Kohlenstein, right, and Fort Lewis women’s coach Damian Clarke have been named NSCAA/Mondo coaches of the year for the Central Region. (photo by George Tanner/ ColoradoSoccerNow.com)

Oige Kennedy, who began the season as the interim coach of the Skyhawks men’s soccer team, has been named coach by Fort Lewis College. Kennedy became the first coach in NCAA soccer history on any level to win a national championship in his first season.
(photo by Tom Auclair/ColoradoSoccerNow.com)

Two players from the national champion Fort Lewis College men’s soccer team have been named All-Americans by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. Midfielder Tom Settle, left, was on the first team, and high-scoring teammate Euan Purcell was selected to the third team.
(photo by George Tanner/ ColoradoSoccerNow.com)

The National Soccer Coaches Association of America has selected its 2009 women’s Division II All-America teams, and three Colorado players have been honored: Metropolitan State College’s Becca Mays, the Colorado School of Mines’ Kayla Mitchell and Fort Lewis College’s Jamie MacArthur, right.
(photo by Jonathan Ingraham/ ColoradoSoccerNow.com)

The top-ranked Fort Lewis College men’s soccer team is headed to Tampa, Florida, for the Final Four to try to claim the NCAA Division II title for the second time in school history. The Skyhawks defeated No. 15 Cal State-Dominguez Hills 1-0 on Sunday afternoon in Durango.

Kayla Mitchell And Allison Heeg scored as the Colorado School of Mines women’s soccer team defeated RMAC tournament champion Fort Lewis 2-1 on Sunday at Dirks Field in Durango.

The Fort Lewis College men’s soccer team defeated West Texas A&M 3-1 in front of a loud and lively crowd Sunday in the second round of the Divison II playoffs.

On a cold wet day, the Fort Lewis College men’s soccer team defeated the Colorado School of Mines 3-0 on Friday in the first round of the NCAA tournament in Durango.

Elena Benavides scored the equalizer in the 82nd minute, and goalkeeper Christine Schmelzle held high-flying Metro State to one goal in three chances in the shootout as the Skyhawks, seeded third, won the RMAC women’s soccer tournament on Sunday in Denver. Schmelzle is in light blue at the bottom of the pile; Benavides is at top right. (photo by Jonathan Ingraham/ColoradoSoccerNow.com)