2015 BYU Cougars men's soccer team

BYU Cougars men's soccer
2015 season
Owner Brigham Young University
Coach Chris Watkins
Stadium South Stadium, 3,000 capacity
U.S. Open Cup Lost 1st Round vs. Harpo's FC
(0-0 aet) (2-4 p)
Highest home attendance 3,000
Lowest home attendance 300
Average home league attendance 743
Home colors
Away colors

The 2015 BYU Cougars men's soccer team is part of the BYU Athletics program but does not play in a college conference. During the 2015 USL Premier Development League. The Cougars were coached for a 21st consecutive season by Chris Watkins.[1] The Cougars finished the season 1-5-8. After the season Coach Watkins announced he would be retiring as head coach of the men's soccer team.[2]

Media

Television & Internet Streaming

All BYU Cougars home games were streamed live on YouTube.

Regular Season

Real Colorado

Albuquerque

FC Tucson

Broadcasters: John Pearlman & Jeff Rogers (YouTube)

Real Colorado

Broadcasters: Dave Neeley & Hugh Van Wagenen (YouTube)

Real Colorado

Broadcasters: Dave Neeley & Carla Swensen (YouTube)

Las Vegas

Broadcasters: Dave Neeley & Carla Swensen (YouTube)

Albuquerque

Broadcasters: Dave Neeley, Hugh Van Wagenen, & Carla Swensen (YouTube)

FC Tucson

Broadcasters: Skyler Hardman & Hugh Van Wagenen (YouTube)

FC Tucson

Broadcasters: Mitchell Marshall & Carla Swensen (YouTube)

Las Vegas

Las Vegas

Burlingame

Broadcasters: Carla Swensen & Hugh Van Wagenen (YouTube)

Burlingame

Broadcasters: Jason Long & Andreas Wolf (Bay Area Online Sports Network)

Real Monarchs

BYU and Real Colorado were scheduled to play each other for the finale on July 15. Real Colorado withdrew from the game claiming there were travel conflicts, giving BYU their lone win of the year. Real Colorado was also deducted 3 points for league violations. BYU then scheduled a match with the Real Monarchs for their senior night match.[11]

Broadcasters: Dave Neeley & Carla Swensen (YouTube)

2015 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup

For the first time since 2007 BYU was invited to participate in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. The field expansion to 91 teams gave the Cougars only their third ever invitation. The Cougars were given a bye from the qualifying round and a host location for the first round where they would meet new team Harpo's FC, a squad sponsored by Avery Brewing Company of Colorado. If they could win it would give BYU their first ever win in the U.S. Open Cup.[12]

The Cougars and Harpo's FC would play a penalty free match and a full 120 minutes of scoreless play setting up a shootout for the right to advance to the second round.[13]

Broadcasters: Dave Neeley & Hugh Van Wagenen (YouTube)

Roster

No. Position Player Year
00 GK Brenden Ottman Junior
0 GK Trevor LeSueur Sophomore
1 GK Michael "Jake" Petersen Senior
2 F Ariel Chavez Senior
3 F Jacob Ence Freshman
4 MF Josh Hunter Junior
5 D Ethan Meyer Junior
6 MF Dallin Cutler Junior
7 F Garrett Gee Senior
8 MF Jake Miles Sophomore
10 MF Pedro Vasconeclos Junior
11 D Winston Sorhaitz Junior
12 D Jerry Dearden Sophomore
13 D Emmanuel "Junior" Lartey Sophomore
14 MD Matt Rider Junior
15 D Ryan Botcherby Freshman
16 M Christian Bain Freshman
17 MD Ben Jensen Freshman
18 D Andrew Dossett Freshman
19 MF Jace Green Senior
20 MF Zack Cowan Freshman
21 MF MJ Affleck Freshman
23 F Gavin Christensen Freshman

Standings

Pos
Team
GP
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
1 FC Tucson (C) 14 8 4 2 28 15 +13 28
2 Albuquerque Sol FC (TQ) 14 8 3 3 19 12 +7 27
3 Las Vegas Mobsters 14 5 3 6 19 19 0 18
4 Real Colorado Foxes (-3) 14 5 5 4 20 21 1 17
5 BYU Cougars 14 1 5 8 17 28 11 8

Note: Real Colorado Foxes deducted three points.

References

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