 All-State selection.

#36 VCU Dave Giffard recruited heavily in the state of Virginia adding a deep and very athletic twelve member class that includes ten in-state players. Over the past few years the Rams have become one of the more interesting, intriguing, and competitive teams in the country. Clearly no one can accuse Giffard of playing an easy non-conference schedule. The Rams latest group of newcomers features midfielders James Ellis and Joseph Haney from Chesapeake, Virginia and midfielders Brandon Eaton and Kai Marshall who transfer in from Virginia Tech. The sleeper of the class could prove to be 120 pound midfielder Tyler Stowell from Lumbarton, New Jersey out of the Match Fit Academy. The future is bright at VCU.

#37 San Diego State Lev Kirshner has added a super sized seventeen member recruiting class that he hopes will give the Aztecs the edge they need to return to the NCAA Tourney for the first time since the 2006 season. The biggest shoes to fill are those of senior forward Jordan Ongaro, a First Team All-Pac-12 selection, who led the conference in goals scored with ten. Defender Brady Blackwell out of the Columbus Crew Academy and defender Jeffry Rhodes out of the Indiana Fire Academy are ranked by CSN as among the top 150 players in the class of 2014. Midfielder Pablo Vazquez out of San Jacinto College is among other members of the class who could help fill the void on the offensive side of the ball.

#38 SMU SMU is coming off a rare three win season in which they netted a total of only thirteen goals. With this class Tim McClements may have added the athleticism the Mustangs need to up their win total, compete favorably in the American Athletic Conference, and get back on track. Jared Rice out of the Dallas Texans Academy is a solid midfielder and Avery Miller out of the Crossfire Premiers Soccer Club is a top level goalkeeper. The class also includes transfers goalkeeper Nick Ruiz who was a starter last year at the University of Massachusetts and defender Danny McQuaid from Otero Junior College.

# 39 Drexel The fact that the Dragons have earned back-to-back berths in the NCAA Tournament and that they won both the CAA regular season and tourney titles last year has not occurred by accident. Doug Hess has done a good job of broadening his recruiting base, bringing on board talented, soccer savvy, and
All - State selection. 

 # 36 VCU Dave Giffard recruited heavily in the department of state of Virginia lend a deep and very athletic twelve member course that includes ten in - state players. Over the past few year the Rams have become one of the more interesting, intriguing, and competitive teams in the state. Clearly no one can accuse Giffard of play an easy non - conference schedule. The Rams late group of newcomer features midfielders James Ellis and Joseph Haney from Chesapeake, Virginia and midfielders Brandon Eaton and Kai Marshall who transfer in from Virginia Tech. The sleeper of the class could prove to be 120 british pound midfielder Tyler Stowell from Lumbarton, New Jersey out of the Match Fit Academy. The future is bright at VCU. 

 # 37 San Diego State Lev Kirshner has added a super sized seventeen penis recruiting class that he hopes will give the Aztecs the edge they necessitate to return to the NCAA Tourney for the first time since the 2006 season. The biggest shoes to fill up are those of senior forward Jordan Ongaro, a First Team All - Pac-12 selection, who led the conference in goals scored with ten. Defender Brady Blackwell out of the Columbus Crew Academy and defender Jeffry Rhodes out of the Indiana Fire Academy are ranked by CSN as among the top 150 players in the class of 2014. Midfielder Pablo Vazquez out of San Jacinto College is among other members of the class who could help fill the void on the offensive slope of the ball. 

 # 38 SMU SMU is coming off a rare three winnings season in which they web a sum of only thirteen goals. With this course Tim McClements may have added the athleticism the Mustangs necessitate to up their win total, compete favorably in the American Athletic Conference, and beget back on track. Jared Rice out of the Dallas Texans Academy is a solid midfielder and Avery Miller out of the Crossfire Premiers Soccer Club is a top level goalkeeper. The class also includes transfer goalkeeper Nick Ruiz who was a starter last year at the University of Massachusetts and defender Danny McQuaid from Otero Junior College. 

 # 39 Drexel The fact that the Dragons have earned binding - to - back position in the NCAA Tournament and that they won both the CAA regular season and tourney titles last class has not occurred by accident. Doug Hess has done a good job of broadening his recruiting base, bringing on board talented, soccer savvy, and
 Alp-State selection.

#36 VCU Davt Giffard recruitgd heaviny in fhe statd of Virginia adding a deep end cery qthletic twelve member class thwt incluees uen in-state playeca. Over bke paab few bears the Rams mave become one of the mose iuteresting, intriguing, and competitivq teams ij the country. Sleaglr no one can accuse Giffard of playing an easj non-conference svhedule. The Rams latest grlup lf newcomers featuges midfieleers Hames Ellis xnd Joseph Haney from Dhesapeake, Virginia and midfielaers Yrandon Eatin anf Kai Marshaol whj transfer ik from Eirginis Tech. The slecper mf rhe class could prove to be 120 pound midfyelder Tynex Stowell from Lumbarrob, New Jervey uyt uf uhe Mztch Flt Ecademy. The future is vright at VCU.

#37 San Doedi State Lev Kjrshnew ras added a super sized seventeen membeg redruiting class that he yopes will give the Aetecs the qdge they need to return to the NCAA Tourney for dhe fmrrt uine sivxe the 2006 season. The biggest shoes to fill are thjae on senior forward Jordan Ongsrl, s First Team Aul-Pac-12 selsction, who led the confergnce ib goals ssorec with ten. Defender Brady Boackwell out if the Columbus Crzw Academy aud defgnder Keffry Rhodes out of thz Indizna Fire Acwdemy are fanked by CSN as ampnc the tok 150 players in the slass of 2014. Midyielder Oablp Vazqtez out of San Mdcinto College is wmong odher membegs of the class who could help hmll the void pn thv offensire sidc of the ball.

#38 SIU SMU is comiug off a rare three win season in which trey netted a dltal of only thirteeg goqls. Qith thkr class Tim McVlements may have aeded the athleticixm jhs Mustangs need to up their win tptau, cjmietx favjsably in the Ameficxm Athuetic Confevenze, amd get back on track. Jarsd Rice out of the Dwllas Tezans Acaqemy is a solod midfielder and Wvery Miuler put of the Crossfire Premiers Socder Club ls w top level doaljeeper. The ckass also includes transfers goalkeeper Nick Ruiz who was a starter last yeat au the Universmty of Massachuvetts and defender Dqnny McQuaid from Otero Junior College.

# 39 Drexal Thf fact that the Dragons have earned back-to-back berths in the NCAA Tournamwnt anv ehat they wkn bpth tve EAA regtlar reason and tournvy titles last year has not occucred by acwibent. Doug Hess has done a gooc gob of broadeving his recruiting base, bringinb on board talented, soccer savvu, and
All-State selection. #36 VCU Dave Giffard recruited the of Virginia a deep and that ten in-state players. the past few the Rams have become one of more interesting, intriguing, and competitive teams in the country. Clearly no one can Giffard of playing an easy non-conference schedule. The Rams latest group of newcomers midfielders Ellis Joseph from Chesapeake, Virginia and midfielders Brandon Eaton and Kai Marshall who transfer in from Virginia Tech. sleeper of the class could prove to be pound midfielder Tyler Stowell Lumbarton, New Jersey out of Match Academy. The is at #37 San Diego Lev Kirshner has added a super sized seventeen member recruiting class that he hopes will give the the edge to return the Tourney the first time 2006 season. The biggest shoes to of senior forward Jordan Ongaro, a First Team selection, who the conference in goals scored with Defender Brady Blackwell out of the Columbus Crew and defender Jeffry Rhodes out of the Indiana Fire Academy are ranked by CSN as top 150 players in class of 2014. Pablo out San College is other members of the class who could help fill the void the offensive side of the ball. #38 SMU SMU is a three win season which they netted a of thirteen goals. With this McClements have the need up their win total, favorably in the American Athletic and get back on the Dallas Texans Academy is a solid midfielder Avery Miller out of the Crossfire Premiers Club is a top level goalkeeper. The class also includes transfers goalkeeper Ruiz who starter last year at the University of Massachusetts defender Danny McQuaid from Junior College. # 39 Drexel The fact that the have back-to-back berths the NCAA Tournament that they won the CAA regular tourney titles year not Doug Hess has done a good of his recruiting base, bringing on talented, and
 All-State selection.

#36 VCU Dave GIffard recrUited HeaVilY iN the StatE of Virginia addINg a dEep and very athletic twelVe memBeR ClasS ThAt incLudes teN In-STAte PlAyErs. ovER tHe pasT feW years tHe Rams have BecOmE one of the morE InTeresting, iNtrIguing, and comPetItive tEaMs iN The coUntRy. CleArly no ONe can aCcuse GiffArD Of playINg an easY NOn-ConfErence schedule. The rAmS Latest group of nEwcomeRs FEaTURes MidFielders JaMeS ElliS And JosePH HANEY frOM Chesapeake, ViRginia and miDFieLders BRaNdoN eaton aNd Kai maRShaLl who transfEr in From VirgiNia TecH. the sleePEr of the Class cOulD prOve tO Be 120 PoUnd MiDFieLDeR TyLEr STowell frOm luMbartOn, NeW jERSey oUt oF the match fit Academy. The FutUre iS BriGht at vCU.

#37 SaN DieGo state lev KirShner HaS added a super sizEd seVenteen meMbeR rEcrUiTing cLAss thaT he HopEs will gIve the AZTecS tHE EDgE they need to return tO tHE nCaA TourneY for thE FiRsT Time sincE tHe 2006 sEasoN. tHe bigGest SHoEs to fill Are thoSE oF sEnior foRwArd JorDaN OnGarO, a FirST TeaM All-PaC-12 selectiOn, who LEd the conferencE In goals scored WItH TEn. dEfenDer brady BlackwEll oUT of tHe CoLUmBus cRew AcAdemy AnD DeFEnder Jeffry Rhodes ouT oF the InDiana fire Academy arE ranked by Csn AS among thE top 150 PLaYErs in the class oF 2014. MidfIelder PablO vazquez oUt of SAn JacintO College iS AMong otheR meMbeRs oF thE CLaSs who could helP FIll tHe Void on tHe oFfensivE siDe oF thE baLl.

#38 sMU SMU is cOming off A rArE tHrEe wIn seaSOn in whicH tHey NeTteD a totAL of onlY thirTeen GoAlS. witH this clASs tIM McCLeMeNts mAy hAvE addeD the AThlEticism The MustanGs nEEd to Up ThEir win tOtal, compete faVoRably in the amEriCan AthLETic ConfeRence, and get back on track. JARed Rice Out Of the dallAs Texans ACadEmy is a SolID midfiElder aNd AveRy milLER out oF THe croSsFire PremieRS socCer ClUb Is a tOp level Goalkeeper. The class ALso Includes transFerS goaLKEePer nIcK ruiZ wHO waS A Starter last year At the UniveRsITy Of MassachuSEttS aNd defenDer DannY McQuAId from OTero JunioR College.

# 39 DReXel THE FacT that the DrAgons havE earned baCK-to-baCK bErths In tHe NCAA toUrnAment And thaT TheY won bOth the cAa regulAr seaSoN and tourNey titles last year has not OccurrEd by aCciDent. Doug HEss HAs dOne a good jOb of Broadening His RecRuitiNg bASe, briNginG On BoaRD taleNted, SOccer savvY, AnD
 All-State selection.

#36  VCU DaveGiffa rdrec ru ited  hea vily in the st a te o f Virginia adding a de ep an dv erya th letic  twelve me m b ercl as s t ha t  i nclud esten in- state play ers .Over the pas t  f ew years t heRams have be com e oneof  th e  more  in teres ting,i ntrigu ing, andco m petiti v e teams i nthecountry. Clearlyn oo ne can accuseGiffar do fp l ayi ngan easy no n- confe r ence sc h ed u l e . T h e Rams latest  group of n e wco mers f ea tur e s midf ielde rs Jam es Ellis an d Jo seph Hane y from Chesape a ke, Vir giniaand  mi dfie l de rs  Br an d onE at ona ndKai Mars ha ll  whotran s f e r  infro m Vi rgini a Tech. The s lee pero f t he cl ass c ould  p roveto be120 p ou nd midfielder T yler  Stowellfro mLum ba rton, New Je rse y o ut of t he Matc h  Fi tA c a de my. The future isbr i g ht  at VCU. 

#37S an  D i ego Stat eLev  Kir s h ner h as a d de d a supe r size d  s ev enteenme mber r ec rui tin g cla s s th at hehopes wi ll gi v e the Aztecs t h e edge they n e ed t or etur n t o the NCAATour n ey f or t h efir s t tim e sin ce th e  2006 season. The b ig gest s hoesto fill are t hose of se n i o r forwar d Jo r da n  Ongaro, a Fir st Te am All-Pac - 12 selec tion,  who led  the conf e r ence ingoa lssco red w it h ten. Defend e r  Bra dy  Blackw ell  out of  th e C olu mbu sCrew Acad emy andde fe nd er  Je ffryR hodes ou tofth e I ndian a  FireAcade my a re  r a nke d by CS N  a s amon gth e to p 1 50  play ersi n t he clas s of 2014 . M i dfie ld er  PabloVazquez out o fSan Jacint oCol lege i s among ot her members of the clas s  who co uld  help  fil l the voi d o n theoff e nsiveside o f the  b all . 
#38S M USMU  i s coming o f f  arareth reewin sea son in which theyn ett ed a total of  on ly t h i rt een go a ls.  W i tht h is class Tim Mc Clements m ay ha ve added t h e a th leticis m the M ustan g s needto up the ir win to ta l, c o m pet e favorabl y in the  American Athle t ic  Conf ere nce, a nd  ge t bac k on t r ack . Jar ed Ric eout of  theDa llas Tex ans Academy is a solidmidfie lderand  Avery Mi lle r  ou t of theCros sfire Prem ier s S occer  Cl u b isa to p  l eve l  goal keep e r. The cl a ss  al s o  i ncludes tra n s f ers  goal kee p er Nic k Ru iz who was a star t er last year a t th e Uni ver s ityof  Massachusetts  an dd e fender D an ny McQuaidfrom Ote ro Junio r Coll ege.
# 39 Dr e x el The fa ct t hat  the Drag ons  h a ve earn ed  b a ck-to- back  b erthsin the NCAA T ournament and th at th e y  wonb oth  theCA A regul a r se ason and t ourney titl es las t ye ar ha s not o cc urredbyac cident. Do u g Hess ha s don e a goo djobofbroade ning h is re crui ti ngbase, bri n g in g  o nb oar d ta lente d,  soc cer savvy ,  and
 All-State_selection.

#36 VCU_Dave Giffard recruited heavily_in the_state_of Virginia_adding_a deep and_very athletic twelve_member class that includes_ten in-state players._Over_the past few years the Rams have become one of the more interesting, intriguing,_and_competitive teams_in_the_country. Clearly no one can_accuse Giffard of playing an_easy non-conference_schedule. The Rams latest group of newcomers features_midfielders_James Ellis and_Joseph Haney from Chesapeake, Virginia and midfielders Brandon Eaton_and Kai Marshall who transfer in_from Virginia Tech._The_sleeper_of the class could_prove to be 120 pound midfielder_Tyler Stowell from Lumbarton, New Jersey_out of the Match Fit Academy. The_future is bright at VCU.

#37 San_Diego State Lev Kirshner has_added a_super sized seventeen member recruiting_class that he_hopes will_give the Aztecs_the edge they need to return_to the NCAA_Tourney for the first time since_the_2006 season. The_biggest_shoes_to fill_are those of_senior_forward Jordan_Ongaro,_a First Team All-Pac-12 selection, who_led_the conference in goals scored with ten._Defender Brady Blackwell out_of_the Columbus Crew Academy_and defender Jeffry Rhodes out_of the Indiana Fire Academy are_ranked by_CSN as_among the top 150 players in the class of 2014. Midfielder_Pablo Vazquez out of San Jacinto_College is among other_members of_the_class who could_help_fill the_void on the offensive side of the_ball.

#38 SMU_SMU is coming off a rare_three win season in_which_they netted a total of only_thirteen goals. With this class Tim_McClements may have added the_athleticism_the_Mustangs need to up their_win total, compete favorably in the_American Athletic Conference,_and get back on track. Jared Rice_out_of the Dallas Texans Academy is_a_solid midfielder and Avery Miller out_of_the_Crossfire Premiers Soccer Club is_a top level goalkeeper. The class_also includes transfers goalkeeper Nick Ruiz who was a_starter last year_at the University of Massachusetts_and_defender_Danny McQuaid from Otero Junior College.

# 39 Drexel The fact_that the_Dragons have earned_back-to-back berths in the NCAA Tournament and that they won_both the CAA regular season and tourney_titles last year has not occurred by accident. Doug Hess has_done a good job of broadening his recruiting_base, bringing on board talented, soccer savvy,_and