MCLA Women's Soccer Receives NSCAA Gold Award For Sportsmanship & Ethics
The MCLA women's soccer team was a recipient of the 2011 Gold Award for Sportsmanship/Ethics from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America last week. Only 13 programs across all divisions of the NCAA earned the honor which is awarded to programs without a yellow or red card throughout the season
Courtesy MCLA Sports Information
North Adams, MA- The 2011 MCLA
Women's Soccer team was a recipient of the NSCAA Gold Award for
Sportsmanship/Ethics on Thursday. Only 13 programs across all
divisions of the NCAA earned the honor which is awarded to programs
without a yellow or red card throughout the season. The NSCAA
is the largest soccer coaches association in the world.
The NSCAA awards Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards for ethics and
sportsmanship. MCLA has been awarded a silver award on eight
occasions as this is the first time they have claimed the Gold
honor in Head Coach Deb Raber's 12 seasons.
Joining MCLA as gold recipients were the following
institutions:
Anderson University (IN)
Anna Maria College
Boston University
Bridgewater College (VA)
Bryn Mawr College
Delaware Valley College
Johns Hopkins University
Mount Holyoke College
Muskingum University
Southern Vermont University
University of Scranton
US Coast Guard Academy