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Longtime Tusculum coach takes helm of ETSU men's soccer

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – East Tennessee State University’s men’s soccer team will be under the leadership of a coach who spent the last 13 seasons coaching in the area. On Monday, ETSU Athletic Director Dr. Richard Sander announced Allen Vital will take the reins as the next head coach of the program. In December, […]

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Tigers Announce 2024 Spring Schedule

CLEMSON, S.C. – The four-time national championship team is back in action as they announce their spring schedule for 2024. There will be three home matches at Historic Riggs Field and two away. The opening match is set to take place on Saturday, February 24, at 2:00 p.m. against NC State. Following the initial match, the Tigers will take on Duke on Saturday, March 2, at 3:00 p.m. Just two days later, Clemson will face Charlotte on Tuesday, March 5, at 6:00 p.m. The next month, the Tigers will make their way to Blacksburg, Virginia, to take on Virginia Tech on Sunday, April 7 at 1:00 p.m. The last and final match will be the Spring Soccer Cup match on Sunday, April 14. The opponent and time will be announced at a later date. All matches at home will be free and open to the public to come out and enjoy. For the most up-to-date information, follow Clemson Men’s Soccer on X, Instagram, and Facebook @Clemsonmsoccer.

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Boye Signs with Phoenix Rising FC

Boye joins the reigning USL Champions

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Clemson Student-Athletes Compile Record 3.30 GPA in the Fall

CLEMSON, S.C. – Clemson University student-athletes earned a record 3.30 cumulative GPA in the Fall 2023 semester, the 11th consecutive semester greater than 3.0. It also marked the first time all 19 Clemson programs have earned a 3.0 or better in the same semester. The announcement comes on the heels of the December Graduation Success Rate release, which saw Clemson post a record 97 percent GSR, tops among all public Power Five institutions. Overall Academic Notes: Clemson’s 516 undergraduate student-athletes earned a 3.26, and 67 graduate students earned a 3.71. A total of 442 student-athletes earned a 3.0 or better (75.8% of all student-athletes), and 121 individuals earned a 4.0. Team Academic Notes: Gymnastics (3.67), Lacrosse (3.53), Rowing (3.47) and Baseball (3.27) each set program records. Gymnastics (3.67) put together the third-highest single-semester GPA for any Clemson program on record. The National Champion Men’s Soccer program earned a 3.17, its 19th straight semester at 3.0 or higher and had 26 student-athletes at 3.0 or better. The College Cup Women’s Soccer program upped its streak to 46 straight semesters (dating to the Fall of 2000) at 3.0 or better with a 3.56, as 84% of its student-athletes were at 3.0 or better. Football (3.03) earned a 3.0 or better for its fourth consecutive semester after having accomplished the milestone once prior to 2022, the COVID-shortened spring 2020 semester. Eighty-seven individuals were at 3.0 or better Volleyball’s 3.45 was its fifth-best on record. Women’s Golf (3.49) has been at 3.0 or better in all 21 semesters since joining in the Fall of 2013. Baseball’s 3.27 bested its previous mark of 3.09, set in the Fall 2022. Men’s Basketball recorded a 3.22, its second-best mark ever. Rowing has been above a 3.0 in 27 straight semesters and recorded its 50th 3.0 or better in 51 total semesters since joining in the Fall of 1998. GPA Breakdown by Sport Overall – 3.30 (Including Graduate Students) Baseball – 3.27 Basketball (M) – 3.22 Basketball (W) – 3.30 Football – 3.03 Golf (M) – 3.29 Golf (W) – 3.49 Gymnastics (W) – 3.67 Lacrosse (W) – 3.53 Rowing – 3.47 Soccer (M) – 3.17 Soccer (W) – 3.56 Softball – 3.48 Tennis (M) – 3.12 Tennis (W) – 3.57 Track & Field (M) – 3.03 Track & Field (W) – 3.33 Cross Country (M) - 3.29 Cross Country (W) - 3.54 Volleyball (W) – 3.45

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SYLLA NAMED MAC HERMANN TROPHY WINNER

SYLLA FINISHES A FINALIST FOR MAC HERMANN TROPHY LOUIS — Clemson midfielder Ousmane Sylla finished the 2023 season as a finalist for the 2023 MAC Hermann Trophy, awarded to the best men’s soccer player of the season. The award was given to _______. Sylla is the first Tiger to be a finalist for the award since Oskar Ågren in 2021. A native of Dakar, Senegal, Sylla led the Tigers in goals, assists and points on the season. He was also named the MVP for both the ACC Tournament and the College Cup, as well as first team All-ACC, first team All-Atlantic Region and first team All-America. Sylla finished the year ranked 14th nationally in total goals (13), eighth in total assists (10), and fifth in total points (36). He also finished 10th nationally in game-winning goals (5). He led the Tigers to their second NCAA Championship in three seasons, scoring a goal on Monday night against Notre Dame to put the Tigers up 2-0 at the time. The two other finalists for the award were Charlie Sharp (Western Michigan) and Garrison Tubbs (Wake Forest). In December, Sylla was drafted in the second round of the MLS SuperDraft by the Houston Dynamo. Sylla is now the 11th Hermann finalist from Clemson and third since 2019. For the most up-to-date information regarding Clemson men’s soccer, visit ClemsonTigers.com and follow @ClemsonMSoccer on Twitter and Instagram. SYLLA NAMED MAC HERMANN TROPHY WINNER Saint Louis, Mo. – The most prestigious honor in college soccer will once again reside in Clemson, S.C., as Ousmane Sylla was named the recipient of the MAC Hermann Trophy earlier this evening. Sylla is now the fourth Clemson player to win the award, joining Bruce Murray (1987), Wojtek Krakowiak (1998), and Robbie Robinson (2019). A native of Dakar, Senegal, Sylla led the Tigers in goals, assists and points on the season. He was also named the MVP for both the ACC Tournament and the College Cup, as well as first team All-ACC, first team All-Atlantic Region and first team All-America. Sylla finished the year ranked 14th nationally in total goals (13), eighth in total assists (10), and fifth in total points (36). He also finished 10th nationally in game-winning goals (5). He led the Tigers to their second NCAA Championship in three seasons, scoring a goal on Monday night against Notre Dame to put the Tigers up 2-0 at the time. With tonight’s honor, Sylla has become the 21st ACC player to win the award. In December, Sylla was drafted in the second round of the MLS SuperDraft by the Houston Dynamo. For the most up-to-date information regarding Clemson men’s soccer, visit ClemsonTigers.com and follow @ClemsonMSoccer on Twitter and Instagram.

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Ousmane Sylla: A Year to Remember

For senior Ousmane Sylla, the 2023 season was one to remember. Sylla earned numerous awards and recognitions this season, as well as finishing the season as the team leader in almost every offensive category, including goals, assists, shots on goal, penalty kicks and game-winners.

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Three Tigers Selected in 2024 MLS SuperDraft

CLEMSON, S.C. - The 2023 NCAA Men’s National Champions continued its December with three Clemson United players, Brandon Parrish, Ousmane Sylla and Nathan Richmond, being drafted during the 2023 MLS SuperDraft on Tuesday evening. 2023 marks the 11th-straight SuperDraft in which Clemson has had at least one player drafted, and the fifth-consecutive year that saw at least three Tigers drafted to the MLS. Clemson is the only program to have at least three selections in each of the last five seasons. During Head Coach Mike Noonan’s 14 years at the helm of the Clemson United program, the Tigers have had 29 players selected during the annual MLS SuperDraft, with 18 of those players being drafted in the past five seasons. Midfielder Parrish was the first Tiger off the board as DC United used the seventh pick of the second round (36th overall) to draft the Nashville, Tenn. native. Parrish finished the 2023 season with four goals and 10 points, including the goal that opened scoring in the National Championship against Notre Dame. He finished his career with eight goals and 21 points and as a two-time National Champion. MAC Hermann Trophy finalist Sylla was the second of the trio taken, drafted 55th overall by the Houston Dynamo FC. The midfielder scored the game-winning goal against Notre Dame earlier this month and netted the lone goal for the Tigers during regulation of the ACC Championship match against North Carolina. The Dakar, Senegal native finished the 2023 season with 13 goals and 36 points, and ended his career with 24 goals and 72 points in 71 matches and as a two-time National Champion. Richmond rounded out the bunch aftering being selected to Charlotte FC with the 70th pick. The sophomore midfielder concludes his collegiate career with 19 points in 30 matches played. The Atlanta, Ga. native tallied five goals and five assists in 2023, with a season highlight of a two-assist performance against Presbyterian. Richmond joins former Clemson Tigers Hamady Diop (2022 first-overall pick) and George Marks (2021 third-round selection) as Charlotte FC draftees. FULL DRAFT RESULTS

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Clemson United Wins Fourth National Championship in School History

Louisville, Ky. – Behind goals from Brandon Parrish and Ousmane Sylla, Clemson men’s soccer won its fourth NCAA Championship in school history on Monday night, downing ACC-foe Notre Dame, 2-1. Clemson’s four team-championships are the most by any program at Clemson. Notre Dame was the first to get a good look in the game in the 8’, but Joseph Andema made a diving stop to keep the Fighting Irish off the board. The Tigers had back-to-back corner kick opportunities in the 13’, but could not find the back of the net. Clemson had another corner opportunity in the 15’, but again couldn’t get a good look on goal. Following the Tigers’ fifth corner of the first half, Brandon Parrish broke the 0-0 tie with a rocket to the top right corner. The corner was cleared by a Notre Dame defender, who sent it right to Parrish, who fired from outside the top of the box for his fourth goal of the season. Notre Dame had two close looks following the Clemson goal, but Andema made his second save of the night and another Fighting Irish shot went just wide to keep the Tigers’ lead in tact. In the 38’, Mohamed Seye narrowly missed doubling the Tigers’ lead on a pass from Alex Meinhard. Notre Dame put pressure on the Tigers for the remaining five minutes of the half, but the Tigers were able to take the 1-0 lead into the locker rooms. Notre Dame had three good chances to start the second half, as the Fighting Iris ramped up the offensive pressure against the Tigers. In the 56’, Notre Dame had its’ best look of the night, with a shot by Paddy Burns hitting the crossbar. The Fighting Irish continue to pressure the Tigers, this time getting a shot off in the 58’ that Parrish saved from going in the net. In the 63’, Notre Dame’s Bryce Boneau managed to get around the Clemson defense and have a good look at the goal, but missed just left. Five minutes later, the Tigers finally got another good look, with Remi Okunlola taking a pass from Ousmane Sylla and sending it to the lower right corner, but it was saved by ND. Sylla netted his 13th goal of the season in the 70’, after sending a pass out wide to Minehard. Minehard crossed it back to Sylla, who fired it past the diving keeper to give the Tigers’ the 2-0 lead. Notre Dame had a chance to cut into the lead in the 83’, but KK Baffour’s shot was wide right. In the 89’, Notre Dame used a penalty kick off of a handball in the box to finally break through and become the first team in the NCAA Tournament to score a goal against the Tigers. With the win, Clemson joins Maryland, UCLA, and San Francisco as men’s soccer programs with four national championships.

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Match Day Central: No. 9 Clemson vs No. 2 Notre Dame – NCAA College Cup Championship

📝 Clemson Notes (PDF) 📝 Stanford Notes (PDF) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 🐾 Clemson vs. Stanford 📍 Clemson, S.C. (Historic Riggs Field) 🗓 Saturday, December 2 • 6 p.m. 📺 ESPN+ 📊 Live Stats 📱 Twitter • Instagram • Facebook CLEMSON, S.C. – The No. 9 seed Clemson men’s soccer program is set to host continue its 2023 NCAA Tournament journey on Saturday evening, hosting No. 16 seed Stanford in the Elite 8 inside Historic Riggs Field. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. and will be shown on ESPN+. The Tigers earned a first-round bye with a national seed after capturing their fifth ACC Tournament Championship on Nov. 12. Clemson went on to defeat Charlotte, 3-0, in the second round and upset No. 8 New Hampshire, 1-0, on the road in the Sweet 16 on Sunday to advance to its 17th Elite 8 appearance in program history. With a win, the Tigers are looking to make their 10th College Cup appearance. Stanford advanced to the Elite 8 after upsetting No. 1 seed Marshall, 3-0, on Sunday. This is the Cardinal's first time advancing to the Elite 8 since 2019. Clemson owns a 0-2-1 record all-time against the Cardinal. This will be the first time the Tigers face Stanford since meeting in the Elite 8 in 2019 at Historic Riggs Field. Stanford advance that season to the College Cup after defeating Clemson, 5-4, in penalty kicks. Tickets for Saturday's game can be purchaesed here. For complete coverage of the Clemson men's soccer team, follow @ClemsonMSoccer on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

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Match Day Central: No. 9 Clemson vs No. 5 West Virginia – NCAA College Cup Semifinals

📝 Clemson Notes (PDF) 📝 Stanford Notes (PDF) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 🐾 Clemson vs. Stanford 📍 Clemson, S.C. (Historic Riggs Field) 🗓 Saturday, December 2 • 6 p.m. 📺 ESPN+ 📊 Live Stats 📱 Twitter • Instagram • Facebook CLEMSON, S.C. – The No. 9 seed Clemson men’s soccer program is set to host continue its 2023 NCAA Tournament journey on Saturday evening, hosting No. 16 seed Stanford in the Elite 8 inside Historic Riggs Field. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. and will be shown on ESPN+. The Tigers earned a first-round bye with a national seed after capturing their fifth ACC Tournament Championship on Nov. 12. Clemson went on to defeat Charlotte, 3-0, in the second round and upset No. 8 New Hampshire, 1-0, on the road in the Sweet 16 on Sunday to advance to its 17th Elite 8 appearance in program history. With a win, the Tigers are looking to make their 10th College Cup appearance. Stanford advanced to the Elite 8 after upsetting No. 1 seed Marshall, 3-0, on Sunday. This is the Cardinal's first time advancing to the Elite 8 since 2019. Clemson owns a 0-2-1 record all-time against the Cardinal. This will be the first time the Tigers face Stanford since meeting in the Elite 8 in 2019 at Historic Riggs Field. Stanford advance that season to the College Cup after defeating Clemson, 5-4, in penalty kicks. Tickets for Saturday's game can be purchaesed here. For complete coverage of the Clemson men's soccer team, follow @ClemsonMSoccer on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

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