Men’s Soccer

Andrew Booth to represent University at the national level

February 29, 2016
Division 1 Sports, Men's Soccer, Soccer, Sports

"It's always a great honor to have an opportunity to represent your country and I believe that Andrew will do very well," said Scott Calabrese, head soccer coach at FIU.

Pat Lopez: From the outhouse to the penthouse

February 1, 2016
Division 1 Sports, Men's Soccer, Soccer, Sports

The senior defender describes winning the championship as the best moment of his career, calling it the “best day of my life.” Of course things didn’t always look so bright for Lopez, whose collegiate soccer career did not necessarily start off as he planned.

Historic season ends as Panthers fall to Tulsa 3-2

November 23, 2015
Men's Soccer, Soccer, Sports

The #16 men’s soccer team (12-7-1) was eliminated 3-2 in overtime by the University of Tulsa on Thursday, Nov. 19 in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

Panthers Defeat Marshall In C-USA Title Game

November 16, 2015
Men's Soccer, Sports

In addition to earning their first conference title since 2004, the victory guaranteed the Panthers’ a chance to compete for a national title in the NCAA tournament.

Panthers end second match in a row scoreless

November 3, 2015
Men's Soccer, Soccer, Sports

FIU dominated the contest in every offensive category besides goals. The Panthers attempted 21 shots to New Mexico’s five.

Men’s Soccer Knocks Off #9 Old Dominion at Home

October 19, 2015
Men's Soccer, Soccer, Sports

Senior, Daniel Gonzalez, and junior, Patrick Lopez, each scored goals within ten minutes of each other to rally their team from behind.

Panthers winning streak ends with loss to 49ers

October 7, 2015
Men's Soccer, Sports

“The frustration came from that we like to be able to move the ball through the lines and play a certain style, and Charlotte does not permit you to play this style,” said Calabrese.

Panthers continue C-USA dominance with win over Marshall

September 28, 2015
Men's Soccer, Soccer, Sports

The high scoring effort, powered by four Panthers scoring different four goals and a Marshall own-goal, kept the Panthers perfect at home and in C-USA.