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| Soccer Buzz is the exclusive magazine on the
Internet devoted to women's collegiate soccer at the
NCAA Division 1 level. Buzz began publishing on the
Web in 1996 while based in Washington, DC and
moved offices in 1998 to New York City. Currently, we
provide information on teams, players, games and
coaches for over 310 universities and colleges across
the US. Game results are provided by NCAA member
institutions and posted here as they are made
available. Additional features, polls and statistics are
efforts on behalf of staff members at Soccer Buzz to
publish collected opinions and research from the
experts in the soccer world. Soccer Buzz remains a free publication to all fans with access to the Internet and can be found at www.soccerbuzz.com. For those individuals with email desiring regular updates, email subscriptions can be submitted here.
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While we remain
dedicated to covering women's Division 1 collegiate soccer, we continue to explore expanded coverage of other levels of college and soccer in general.
The Soccer Buzz Polls are published weekly and rank
the Top 30 teams in the Nation as well as the Top 15
teams in each of the (6) NCAA and NSCAA recognized regions. In the
1996 and 1997 seasons, polls were compiled by
collecting votes from Buzz editorial staff, NCAA
coaches and NCAA institution administrators. In a
departure of this procedure, begun in 1998, polls are the
expert opinion of Soccer Buzz staff only.
Post season awards for Player of the Year,
All-Americas, All-Regional teams, National and
Regional Coach of the Year, Freshman of the Year
and All-Freshman teams are announced
annually. All of these aforementioned awards are
voted on by NCAA Division 1 women's soccer
head coaches and Soccer Buzz staff. In addition, special recognition
awards are presented for Outstanding Media Soccer
Publication by an NCAA institution, Best Athletic Web
Sites for soccer by an NCAA institution (discontinued in 2003)
and Excellence in Sports Information.
Anyone wishing to contribute to our publication may
contact our Editor, Landis "Randy" Diggs. We prefer
volunteers based throughout the US to allow
for better representation of all regions and schools.
Any soccer enthusiast who attends collegiate games is
a natural candidate for our editorial staff.
Soccer Buzz is a trademarked publication and all contents copyrighted © 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Soccer Buzz. For more information on rights and permissions, please view our Copyrights. |
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