D3 Men: Amherst reaches another Final Four; can NESCAC power win it all?
When the Division 3 men’s soccer season began around Labor Day weekend, teams across New England dreamed of playing as the calendar flipped to December.…
Justin Serpone
Amherst returns to Final Four weekend: 'It will never get old'
In the past five years, Amherst men’s soccer has reached four Final Four weekends. That’s a massive accomplishment, one head coach Justin Serpone doesn’t lose…Read More
Amherst seeks more in Final Four return: ‘To be back is special’
At an ideal time, forwards German Giammattei and Ada Okorogheye are in the ascendancy for the Amherst College men’s soccer team. They’ve combined for seven…
Division 3: Breaking down, confronting recruiting stigmas
Editor's note: This story appears in the January-February 2021 issue of New England Soccer Journal. Subscribe here for insider access. Brandeis men’s soccer head coach…
Amherst coach Justin Serpone on college soccer recruiting during COVID-19
Amid a wide-ranging discussion about college soccer recruiting during the COVID-19 pandemic, Amherst men’s head coach Justin Serpone turns to an interesting analogy. A passionate…
D3 Men: Amherst to return every senior for 2021 NESCAC season
Unique college soccer roster situations are inevitable during the 2021 season after mass cancellations and postponements this fall in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Gap…
Champs again: Tufts beats NESCAC rival Amherst for fourth national title
Midway through October, head coach Josh Shapiro could sense the “outrageous expectations” starting to impact the Tufts men’s soccer program. The Jumbos were amid an…
