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Men's Soccer: 2006 Region Champions

Nine Ravens sign with four year schools

A total of nine Red Raven soccer players will be continuing their careers at four year schools next season.  Pictured to the right are the players who have signed.  Standing in the front row are Aaron Baker and Brian McDannald.  Baker, from Searcy, Arkansas, will play at the University of Bridgeport (Connecticut) next season.  McDannald, from Valley Center, Kansas, will continue his career at Ottawa University (Kansas).  In the second row, are Rodolfo Lucas, Elvia Urbina, and Israel Bisoni.  Lucas and Bisoni, both from Brazil, have signed with Valparaiso, a NCAA Division I school in Indiana.  Urbina, from Wichita, Kansas, has signed with Bacone College (Oklahoma).  In the third row are Daniel Lawless, Brandon Wallace, and Justin Logan.  Lawless, from Wichita, Kansas, signed with Sterling College (Kansas).  Wallace is a native of Kansas City, Kansas.  Wallace turned down a scholarship offer from Wright State to walk on at the University of Illinois-Chicago, a NCAA Division I program.  Logan, from Wichita, Kansas, signed with Davis and Elkins College in West Virginia.  Not pictured but also signing is Ryan Johnson, a Joplin, Missouri, native.  Johnson has signed with the University of St. Mary in Leavenworth, Kansas.  In the past two years, 17 Red Raven soccer players have continued their careers at four year institutions.

Lucas and Bisoni sign with Valpo

Two Red Raven soccer players have signed letter-of-intents to continue their careers at Valparaiso University. Rodolfo Lucas and Israel Bisoni signed with the Crusaders during a ceremony held in the athletic offices at Coffeyville Community College.

Lucas is a sophomore midfielder from Mogi Mirim, Brazil, and Bisoni is a sophomore midfielder from Senador Amaral, Brazil. Although both players have been teammates for over two years, it was not their intent to sign with the same school. [more]

Men's soccer team places second at indoor tournament

The Red Raven men's soccer team placed second in the Hesston College Intercollegiate Indoor Soccer Tournament held on February 16 in Hesston, Kansas.

Bisoni's soccer dreams alive at CCC

His entire life has revolved around the soccer ball and, for Coffeyville Community College (CCC) sophomore, Israel Bisoni, each step in his life has led him closer to playing the game professionally.  From the streets of Brazil to the Red Raven soccer field and the semi-pro league in Missouri, Bisoni hopes to one day find his spot on a national team in either the U.S. or Brazil.

Bisoni grew up in the mountains of Brazil in a small town called Senador Amaral, two and a half hours from Sao Paulo, the largest city in South America.  Soccer, called futebol in Brazil, is a national sport there and kids start playing at an early age.  Bisoni was kicking around the ball with his friends in the streets of Brazil from a very young age. [more]

Three Raven men's soccer players named all-region; Johnson named second team all-conference

Israel Bisoni, a sophomore midfielder from Brazil, was named to the first team all-region team following the 2007 season.  Rodolfo Lucas and Ralph Faria were both selected to the second team.  Lucas is a sophomore midfielder from Brazil and Faria is a sophomore forward from Brazil.  Goalie Ryan Johnson, a sophomore from Joplin, Mo., was named to the second team all-conference team by the KJCCC.  The 2006 region champion Ravens completed the 2007 campaign with a 7-8-4 record.

Three women soccer players named first team all-conference and all-region

The CCC women's soccer players were named to the first team all-conference team by the KJCCC and also to the all-region team.  Tarita Gordon, a freshman forward from Wichita, Erica Balbino, a freshman midfielder from Brazil, and goalie Hannah Harrison, a freshman from Tulsa, Okla., were each on the first team for both the conference and region.  The women's soccer team finished the season with an 11-6-2 record, the best record in team history.

Seven men's soccer players to continue careers at four-year schools

Seven Red Raven men's soccer players will continue their careers at four-year institutions next season.  Under Head Coach Courey Feerer, the Red Raven men's soccer team won the region championship this past season. [more]

Remington signs with Delta State University

Chrissi Remington, a sophomore back from Belton, Missouri, will continue her playing career at the four-year level.  Remington signed recently with Delta State University in Mississippi.  Remington is the first Red Raven women's soccer player to sign with a four-year school.  Coffeyville Community College's soccer program was started just two years ago and will open their season in existence in August under Head Coach Courey Feerer.