The No. 18 Washington University men’s soccer team wrapped up its regular season by earning a share of the University Athletic Association Championship on Saturday. The Bears took the title with a 2-0 win against the University of Chicago.

Senior forward Dylan Roman scored two goals, the first coming 16 seconds into the second half, as the No. 6 Washington University men’s soccer team defeated the Greenville College Panthers 3-1 on Saturday at home. The Bears are now 6-0, and Roman has scored in five straight games, with six goals overall this season.

The Washington University men’s soccer team may still be looking to improve this season, but its performance in the first four games have proven to be a fine start. With a 3-0 win over Rhodes College on Saturday night in Memphis, Tenn., the Bears have moved to 4-0 on the season and are outscoring their opponents 8-2 so far.

With 10 shutouts so far this season, the Washington University men’s soccer team has a defense whose talent is hard to ignore. With a .36 goals against average, the Bears have outscored their opponents 24-5 in their first 14 games. Student Life sat down with three of the Bears’ defenders to talk about the 2010 season.

After 110 minutes of scoreless play on Sunday, the No. 13 Washington University men’s soccer team had delivered No. 9 Emory University its first tie of the season. The Bears (7-0-3), continued their defensive success with another shutout in the first contest of University Athletic Association (UAA) play.

After three contests, the loss column remains empty for the Washington University men’s soccer team. In what some described as, “a domination,” the Bears shut out Webster University in their season opener

A slow start by the men’s soccer team was the driving force behind a 2-0 loss to No. 9 Carnegie Mellon University on Sunday.

After consecutive trips across the Mississippi River, the men’s soccer team finished two games of a three-game road stint with one loss and one win against Principia College and Greenville College.

After going 12-5-1 and falling short of the NCAA tournament last year, the Washington University’s men’s soccer team looks to get out of the gates strong. The Bears have a smart team that is well conditioned and ready for action, with their first game at home against Illinois Wesleyan University on September 1 at 7:30 p.m.

The No. 13 Washington University men’s soccer team lost 5-0 at No. 11 University of Rochester on Friday night and fell again 4-0 at Case Western Reserve University on Sunday afternoon. The defeats dropped the Bears’ record to 11-5-1 overall and 3-3 in the UAA. Rochester jumped out to an early lead when junior Cliff [...]