Massachusetts men’s soccer team has had an impressive run in the NCAA Tournament after a low point in their season, rebounding from a 4-2 loss to Davidson to reach their first Elite Eight in 17 years. Head coach Fran O’Leary gives credit to his players for their maturity and growth. The team’s defense, led by senior goalkeeper Alex Geczy, has been instrumental in their success, with Geczy tying a program-record 10 shutouts this season. Leading scorer Alec Hughes and the team’s high-intensity play have also been key factors. UMass faces a tough challenge in third-seeded Denver, but they are confident in their abilities and hungry for a spot in the College Cup Final Four. The team believes in their ability to score goals and stop opponents, with a strong collective effort on both ends of the field. With a team-wide commitment to defense and a dangerous scoring threat, UMass is prepared for their biggest test yet against Denver.
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UMass men’s soccer team on the brink of Final Four: Boston Herald
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