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1968 Maryland Terrapins men's soccer team
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The 1968 Maryland Terrapins men's soccer team represented the University of Maryland, College Park during the 1968 NCAA soccer season. It was the program's 23rd season of existence and their 20th season in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
The 1968 season was the first season where the Maryland Terrapins men's soccer program claimed an NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Championship, earning co-champion honors with Michigan State. The Terrapins were led by freshman Rocco Morelli, who scored a season-record 20 goals for the Terrapins. Since the 2017 season, it has been the most goals an individual has posted in a college soccer season. Morelli also led the team with 46 total points, which remained the most points per individual in a season until Jason Garey broke the record in 2004. Midfielder, Larry Ruhs led Maryland in assists on the season, tallying seven total assists.
At the time, it was the Terps third ever season where they finished undefeated, and their first since 1958. To date, it is the most recent season where Maryland finished a season undefeated.
Roster
Source2017 Maryland Men's Soccer Record Book: All-Time Roster http://www.umterps.com/fls/29700/pdf/msoccer/17MSocRecordbook.pdf?DB_OEM_ID=29700 umterps.com November 22, 2017 36–41 July 31, 2017 https://web.archive.org/web/20171209154417/http://www.umterps.com/fls/29700/pdf/msoccer/17MSocRecordbook.pdf?DB_OEM_ID=29700 December 9, 2017 dead1969 Maryland Men's Soccer Media Guide https://archive.org/details/mdu-univarch-031253 archive.org University of Maryland, College Park November 22, 2017 7–15 Digital Scan August 1, 1969
USA Les Bernard DF
BRA Alvaro Bitencourt FW
ITA Giancarlo Brandoni DF
USA Jerry Chareczko DF
USA Bob Connor MF
ITA Frank Delvecchio DF
USA Jack Gordon MF
USA Jack Gruszka MF
YUG Mario Jelencovich GK
SCO Peter Lowry DF
USA Tom Michel MF
ITA Rocco Morelli FW
USA Carlos Naudon DF
USA Ted Nykeil MF
USA Jim Richardson GK
USA Manuel Romero FW
USA Larry Ruhs MF
USA Steve Salfeety MF
USA Frank Schoon FW
TUR Melih Sensoy FW
ENG Robert Singleton DF
USA Paul Stiehl MF
USA Emerson Treffer DF
ENG Gary Wallace FW
USA Bo White FW
Schedule
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w 10/02/1968 yes yes Howard William H. Greene Stadium Washington, D.C. 3–2 1–0–0
w 10/05/1968 yes Clemson Riggs Field Clemson, South Carolina 3–1 2–0–0 1–0–0
w 10/07/1968 yes NC State Miller Field Raleigh, North Carolina 6–1 3–0–0 2–0–0
w 10/11/1968 yes George Washington UMD Soccer Field College Park, Maryland 10–1 4–0–0
w 10/16/1968 yes yes Catholic Brookland Stadium Washington, D.C. 2–1 5–0–0
w 10/23/1968 yes Navy UMD Soccer Field College Park, Maryland 2–1 OT 1,000 6–0–0
w 10/26/1968 yes yes Georgetown Duke Ellington Track and Field Washington, D.C. 1–0 7–0–0
w 10/29/1968 yes Virginia UVA Soccer Field Charlottesville, Virginia Rivalry 5–0 8–0–0 3–0–0
w 11/02/1968 yes Penn State UMD Soccer Field College Park, Maryland 6–0 9–0–0
w 11/09/1968 Duke UMD Soccer Field College Park, Maryland 4–0 10–0–0 4–0–0
w 11/09/1968 North Carolina UMD Soccer Field College Park, Maryland 3–1 11–0–0 5–0–0
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!colspan=6 style="Maryland Terrapins #FFFFFF"| NCAA Tournament
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w 11/22/1968 yes Saint Louis Byrd StadiumMaryland Men's Soccer Wins National Title in 1968 https://terpreport.wordpress.com/2014/05/12/maryland-mens-soccer-wins-national-title-in-1968/ Terp Report WordPress November 22, 2017 May 12, 2014 College Park, Maryland Second Round 3–1 8,500 12–0–0
w 11/30/1968 yes Hartwick UMD Soccer Field College Park, Maryland Quarterfinals 2–1 13–0–0
w 12/05/1968 yes yes San Jose State Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium Atlanta, Georgia Semifinals 4–3 OT 14–0–0
t 12/07/1968 yes yes Michigan State Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium Atlanta, Georgia National Championship 2–2 OT 14–0–1
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Statistics
Points leaders
Two points per goal, and one point per assist.
PlaceNameGoalsAssistsPoints1Rocco Morelli206462Larry Ruhs117293Jerry Chareczko124284Frank Schoon65175Alvaro Bitencourt1686Les Bernard1356Bo White1358Frank Delvecchio1139Bob Connor1029Jack Gordon1029Manuel Romero10212Giancarlo Brandoni01112Melih Sensoy011
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