Chapter Two: The 1959 NCAA Soccer Championship
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Chapter Two: The 1959 NCAA Soccer Championship
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In 1959, the first year the NCAA staged a national soccer championship, St. Louis University converted its club program to varsity status. It was unlikely that the Billikens would immediately become a powerhouse. After all, some programs had already been in existence for nearly five decades and hundreds of others for at least a decade. How would this upstart team compete? But head coach Bob Guelker built a roster full of St. Louisans that would become an immediate powerhouse and the beginning of a college soccer dynasty. Their model would change college soccer and help forge a path for the sport to become popular in America.
Author Dave Lange is our guest. He wrote Soccer Made in St. Louis which features rich details about the 1959 NCAA Championship and St. Louis University's soccer history.
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