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Men's Soccer Ranked No. 3 in NSCAA East Regional Poll
9.10.15 | Men's Soccer
PHILADELPHIA – The National Soccer Coaches Association of America has released its latest regional polls with Temple men's soccer being ranked third in the East as of Sept. 8. Temple has also received three votes in the NCAA national poll.
This is the first time the Owls have been placed in a top 10 poll since 2012 when the Owls were ranked seventh in the Mid-Atlantic region. The Owls currently sit behind conference rival USF and UMBC, who holds the top spot with a 3-0-1 record.
Since the poll, the Owls have added one more victory to their season for a current record of 3-0-1.
NSCAA NCAA DIVISION I MEN – East
University of Maryland-Baltimore County (3-0-1)
University of South Florida (2-2-0)
Temple University (3-0-1)
New Hampshire, University of (2-0-1)
Southern Methodist University (2-1-1)
Dartmouth College (1-0-1)
Princeton University (1-0-0)
Connecticut, University of (0-0-3)
University of Tulsa (1-2-1)
University of Hartford (1-0-2)
This is the first time the Owls have been placed in a top 10 poll since 2012 when the Owls were ranked seventh in the Mid-Atlantic region. The Owls currently sit behind conference rival USF and UMBC, who holds the top spot with a 3-0-1 record.
Since the poll, the Owls have added one more victory to their season for a current record of 3-0-1.
NSCAA NCAA DIVISION I MEN – East
University of Maryland-Baltimore County (3-0-1)
University of South Florida (2-2-0)
Temple University (3-0-1)
New Hampshire, University of (2-0-1)
Southern Methodist University (2-1-1)
Dartmouth College (1-0-1)
Princeton University (1-0-0)
Connecticut, University of (0-0-3)
University of Tulsa (1-2-1)
University of Hartford (1-0-2)
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