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8/31/10-- Harris-Stowe Men's Soccer Drops Season Opener to Missouri Valley

The Harris-Stowe State University Men’s Soccer Team dropped their season opener on the road to Missouri Valley College 8-0, on Tuesday afternoon.

 

The Hornets fall to 0-1on the season, while the Vikings record stands at 1-0.

 

Missouri Valley netted four goals in a 15 minute span to carry a 4-0 lead in to halftime. The Vikings matched their first half goal total in the second half to secure the victory. The Vikings held a 32-0 advantage in shots.

 

The Hornets next match will be their home opener, Friday, September 3, against Doane College at 4 p.m.

 

 
Scott Hartwig - Head Coach,
hartwigs@hssu.edu
(314) 256-8205

In December 2003, Scott Hartwig was appointed Head Coach of the Men’s Soccer Team. Hartwig, a Harris-Stowe graduate, was a four-year starter for the Men’s Soccer Team from 1996-1999. He captained the team from 1997-1999 and played in two national tournaments. His team finished the 1998 and 1999 seasons nationally ranked and won the Region V Championship both years.

Hartwig led Harris-Stowe to three American Midwest Conference (AMC) Championships in 1996, 1997 and 1999. Hartwig was assistant coach of the 2000 Harris-Stowe State College Men’s Soccer Team, reaching the NAIA National Tournament semi-finals and finishing third in the national rankings.

He lives in St. Louis with his wife, daughter and son.
 
John Ryan - Asst. Coach,
ryanj@hssu.edu
(314) 340-5976
In August 2004, John Ryan was appointed Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach. Ryan was a four-year teammate of Head Coach Scott Hartwig. Ryan, a Harris-Stowe graduate, was a four-year starter on the Harris-Stowe Men’s Soccer Team from 1996-1999. Ryan led the Hornets offensively with 76 goals in his four-year career, guiding them to back-to-back national tournaments in 1998 and 1999. After Harris-Stowe, Ryan played professionally for the St. Louis Steamers from 2000-2003.
 

 
 
 
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