Dec 2, 2009	ECAC Announces Division I Men's Soccer All-Stars
Dec 2, 2009	ECAC Announces Division II Men's Soccer All-Stars
Dec 2, 2009	ECAC Annouces Division III Men's Soccer All-Stars
Nov 15, 2009	Drew's 2-1 Win Over Farmingdale Determines 2009 ECAC Metro Men's Soccer Championship
	Most Outstanding Player John Jabar and senior forward Jonah Silk scored in the 85th and 86th minutes to boost Drew to a 2-1 win over Farmingdale State in the ECAC Metro Men’s Soccer Championship match on Rutgers-Newark’s Alumni Field.
Nov 15, 2009	Penn State Behrend Men Win 2009 ECAC South Championship Title
	The Penn State Behrend men's soccer team (18-5-2) won the 2009 ECAC South Tournament Championship 2-0 over Wesley on Sunday, November 15, at Gannon University.
Nov 15, 2009	St. John Fisher Crowned 2009 ECAC Upstate Men's Soccer Champions; battles through a physical match with Elmira College, winning 2-0
	The St. John Fisher College men's soccer team came through with a 2-0 win over the Elmira College Soaring Eagles in the 2009 ECAC Division III Upstate Men’s Soccer Championship title. Luke Lennox, named the game’s Most Outstanding Player, recorded each of the Cardinals’ goals for the win.
Nov 15, 2009	Wentworth Shuts Out Castleton, 1-0, to Claim 2009 ECAC New England Men's Soccer Championship Title
	Wentworth Institute of Technology junior goalkeeper Brian Pearsall (Sanford, Maine) pitched his second consecutive shutout as the Leopards defeated Castleton State College 1-0 to win the Eastern college Athletic Conference New England Division III Men’s Soccer tournament.
Nov 10, 2008	William Paterson Wins on Penalty Kicks at 2008 ECAC DIVISION III Metro Men’s Soccer Championship
	WAYNE, N.J. – For the second straight day, the 22nd-ranked William Paterson men’s soccer team (13-5-4) needed to go to penalty kicks to decide the outcome, but the extra effort was worth it for the Pioneers as they won their first ECAC Men’s Soccer Metro Region Tournament championship. After playing to a 1-1 double-overtime draw against third-seeded Rutgers-Newark (10-9-2), top-seeded William Paterson took the title with a 4-3 advantage in the penalty-kick shootout session.