Posted by Chris Megginson - Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 9:28 AM - [Men's Soccer]

Jamie Allen pushes down the field during the Tigers' season opener.
His first week of collegiate soccer at
Campbellsville University keeps getting better. Freshman forward Jamie Allen of
England was named the Student-Athlete of the Week for NCCAA Division I men's
soccer Thursday by the National Christian College Athletic Association.
Posted by Chris Megginson - Sat, Aug 28, 2010 - [Men's Soccer]

Jamie Allen battles to get past Freed-Hardeman defender Bryan Grosnick (23) during Friday's opener.
A week ago, freshman Jamie Allen was looking for a hat to wear to cover up his bleached blonde hair. Friday, he shined brighter than the old hair color, as he posted a hat trick in his Campbellsville University debut to hand visiting Freed-Hardeman University its first loss of the season, 4-0.
Posted by Chris Megginson - Sat, Aug 21, 2010 - [Men's Soccer]

Alex Adams
Saturday's
men's soccer scrimmage against Thomas More College did exactly what
Campbellsville University head coach Adam Preston wanted it to do - work out
some nerves and show what the team needed to work on.
Posted by Chris Megginson - Sat, Aug 21, 2010 - [Soccer]

Thirty-four soccer alumni returned to campus for a scrimmage against current players Friday.
One common theme for Friday's soccer alumni games was
facility upgrades. The Tiger and Lady Tiger soccer team s welcomed back a
combined 34 alumni Aug. 20 for the annual alumni games, played this year at
Finley Stadium for the first time.
Posted by Chris Megginson - Tue, Jul 6, 2010 - [Soccer]

The newly finished synthetic turf surface of HIG Field at Finley Stadium shines under the lights for the first time.
It
can be called either a field of dreams or a field of opportunity,
either way Campbellsville University's new synthetic turf field is
complete and so is the first phase of the $1.2 million "More Than a Game"
campaign.
EnviroTurf workers put the final touches on the HIG Field surface
Tuesday at Finley Stadium after a 15 day turf installation process.
"I am very pleased with the finished product," said Rusty
Hollingsworth, CU director of athletics. "I believe this surface will
serve our university very well for many years. It has been a long
process, and I'm glad to see it completed."