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Men’s Club Soccer Overcomes Financial Hurdles to Compete in National Championship in Florida
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Source: The Bates Student

After a successful season, for the first time in history, Bates Men’s Club Soccer qualified to compete in the U.S. College Club Soccer (UCCSC) National Championship in Bradenton, Fla. Aside from the talent on the field with experienced seniors, an eager freshman class, and former Bates varsity soccer players, the team’s organizational structure and chemistry contributed to an exceptional season. In addition to this being the first time the Bobcats have made the tournament, this is their first season in the UCCSC New England North Division, where they formally competed in the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA). Given strong past season performances, the Bobcats were invited among other colleges to compete in UCCSC New England North as this would give them the opportunity to contend in a more competitive league and qualify for a national championship.
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