Normally at this point in the year, the University of Cincinnati's Ice (UC) Hockey Club would be in mid-season, practicing most weekdays and playing games in a rink at the SportsPlus facility every weekend. The COVID-19 pandemic has, of course, changed that.
After another disappointing season in the MLS, FC Cincinnati (FCC) appears to be going into full rebuild before moving into the West End Stadium for the 2021 season – declining the contract options of 12 players.
After four years playing on the University of Cincinnati (UC) campus, FC Cincinnati (FCC) has closed its chapter at Nippert Stadium with a 1-0 loss to Sporting Kansas City on Wednesday night.
FC Cincinnati (FCC) starting defender and fan-favorite Nick Hagglund revealed on Instagram Saturday afternoon that he’s been diagnosed with COVID-19.
The remainder of the 2020 Major League Soccer schedule was released on Tuesday, after initial promises of release before mid-September, met with an interim three-match schedule.
On March 16, the American Athletic Conference announced that all athletic competitions for the rest of the spring semester were canceled in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Former UC midfielder on adapting to school without men’s soccer
- AAC announces postponement of volleyball and soccer until spring
- What to expect from fall sports
- UC discontinues men’s soccer program
- UC volleyball: Bearcats advance to Sweet 16 in NCAA Tournament
- UC volleyball: Bearcats fall short in AAC Championship
- UC volleyball: Bearcats enter first AAC tournament as No. 1 seed
