Vladimir Simic’s Missouri Valley College men’s soccer team is in Decatur, Ala., getting ready for its National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics’Quarterfinal match. The 15-4-1 Vikings, who have won two in a row and are the No.
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After surviving a scare in the first round of the Marshall Bracket of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Soccer Tournament- getting a goal in the 82nd minute from junior Kazuki Hashimoto to beat fourth-seeded Cardinal- Stritch (Wisc.) Thursday, the top-seeded Missouri Valley Vikings had some fun Saturday.
By winning games at two different sites Thursday, the nationally-ranked Missouri Valley College soccer teams advanced to the championship games of their respective pods and one win away from their national tournament final sites.
The Missouri Valley College soccer teams have been selected to participate in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) national tournament. The Valley men are seeded No.
Friday, Nov. 18 Boys Soccer Class 2 Semifinal Marshall vs.
In a season filled with close losses, the Missouri Valley College football team had a chance to change that trend and end three losing streaks at the same time Saturday in Baldwin City, Kan. The Vikings led the host Baker Wildcats by six points two-thirds of the way through the fourth quarter.
Not too many years ago, when Valley and Baker met on the gridiron a lot was at stake- a conference title and an NAIA playoff berth. Times have changed.
After another successful regular season for the Missouri Valley College soccer teams, they are going to be holding Watch Parties for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) selection shows.
In this season of giving, the Missouri Valley College tennis teams are seeking help from area residents. MVC’s first-year head tennis coach Rei Pelushi, who came to Marshallfrom Albania to play tennis at Valley as a freshman in 2015 and has earned his undergraduate degree and is working toward his master’s degree and has stayed to lead the MVC teams,says the fundraiser will be at Bloomfield’s Family Restaurant Wednesday, Nov.