Why would you cut a program that seems to be more successful than any program you offer, I think you will turn away a lot of new or potential students, which will hurt you more in the long run financially.
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Nicole McKay
10 years ago
Getting rid of this program will be a disadvantage for the community and future players. We could lose potential students who are looking for schools who have this program. As a mother of 2 soccer players. The kids that play soccer in our community look up to and enjoy watching the soccer teams in our community.
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Tyna Cumber
10 years ago
Not only has UW Soccer been great for our community to come together and watch fantastic games, but UW Soccer is our family's future goal for our son. We would truly hate to see UW Soccer end.
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Barbara Hawley
10 years ago
How can such a dynamic, exciting, popular sport displaying such rapid growth be axed? Stunningly provinical decision.
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Todd schmitz
10 years ago
Ridiculous that you would cut one of the mat successful programs your institution offers!
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Jay DeBruin
10 years ago
A program with that much success deserves to keep going. Soccer's growing in the country, don't kill off a wonderful program.
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Melissa Lopez
10 years ago
Soccer is an outlet that has provided for both my sons who are 12 and 13 years old. they continuously talk about soccer being there for them as motivation in their academics and to pursue in collage. As a single mother, I use sports as a tool in life's experiences. I appreciate that soccer has applied a focus, a dream, a goal, and a desire in both of my sons.
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Austin Dowdy
10 years ago
There is no reason to keep a football program while doing away with the soccer program. Some UWO players stay in this area and actually continue to play in the local rec leagues as a wellness activity, coach teams, etc. It helps make our community healthier. I don't see any former UWO football players out playing recreationally.
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Derek elum
10 years ago
Soccer is becoming a major sport in the United States a school that cares about it's growth would not want to hit a soccer program. But Make the the college attractive to all students or athletes
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Steven Pasick
10 years ago
My son who completed all of his schooling in England, chose UW Oshkosh over other schools because of its tradition of the soccer program. Dropping this when he has 2 years left is very disappointing. Too bad he won't be paying his tuition next year as he will want to play at a school with men's soccer.
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Philip A Sweet
10 years ago
support our local brothers......well deserving students
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Matt Mangan
10 years ago
UWO Alumnus 2005
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Sean P McCarthy
10 years ago
Keep up the fight
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Chandler
10 years ago
Come on.
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Connor Hogan
10 years ago
Good luck from a fellow D3 soccer athlete!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Keep on fighting! Soccer deserves a spot in the UWO line up
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Andre Zelda
10 years ago
Save Wisconsin Oshkosh Men's Soccer.!!
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Merton Fulwiler
10 years ago
UWO Class of 1959
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Amy winter
10 years ago
when this program dies at UWO, others will follow. Please don't set this standard. Support a healthy, active college student.
Soccer matters
Why would you cut a program that seems to be more successful than any program you offer, I think you will turn away a lot of new or potential students, which will hurt you more in the long run financially.
Getting rid of this program will be a disadvantage for the community and future players. We could lose potential students who are looking for schools who have this program. As a mother of 2 soccer players. The kids that play soccer in our community look up to and enjoy watching the soccer teams in our community.
Not only has UW Soccer been great for our community to come together and watch fantastic games, but UW Soccer is our family's future goal for our son. We would truly hate to see UW Soccer end.
How can such a dynamic, exciting, popular sport displaying such rapid growth be axed? Stunningly provinical decision.
Ridiculous that you would cut one of the mat successful programs your institution offers!
A program with that much success deserves to keep going. Soccer's growing in the country, don't kill off a wonderful program.
Soccer is an outlet that has provided for both my sons who are 12 and 13 years old. they continuously talk about soccer being there for them as motivation in their academics and to pursue in collage. As a single mother, I use sports as a tool in life's experiences. I appreciate that soccer has applied a focus, a dream, a goal, and a desire in both of my sons.
There is no reason to keep a football program while doing away with the soccer program. Some UWO players stay in this area and actually continue to play in the local rec leagues as a wellness activity, coach teams, etc. It helps make our community healthier. I don't see any former UWO football players out playing recreationally.
Soccer is becoming a major sport in the United States a school that cares about it's growth would not want to hit a soccer program. But Make the the college attractive to all students or athletes
My son who completed all of his schooling in England, chose UW Oshkosh over other schools because of its tradition of the soccer program. Dropping this when he has 2 years left is very disappointing. Too bad he won't be paying his tuition next year as he will want to play at a school with men's soccer.
support our local brothers......well deserving students
UWO Alumnus 2005
Keep up the fight
Come on.
Good luck from a fellow D3 soccer athlete!
Keep on fighting! Soccer deserves a spot in the UWO line up
Save Wisconsin Oshkosh Men's Soccer.!!
UWO Class of 1959
when this program dies at UWO, others will follow. Please don't set this standard. Support a healthy, active college student.