Sports season
The 1987 Sun Belt Conference men's soccer season was the 11th season of men's soccer in the conference.
Changes from 1986
- This was the first season that a regular season trophy was awarded.
Teams
Regular season
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Postseason
Sun Belt Tournament
The tournament was held in Norfolk, Virginia.
| Semifinals November 11
| | | Championship November 13
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| South Alabama
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| Jacksonville
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| | South Alabama
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| | | Old Dominion
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| Old Dominion
| 2
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| South Florida
| 0
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| | South Florida
| 2
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| | Jacksonville
| 0
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All-Sun Belt awards and teams
1987 Sun Belt Men's Soccer Individual Awards[1]
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Award
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Recipient(s)
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Coach of the Year
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Roy Patton, South Alabama
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1987 Sun Belt Men's Soccer All-Conference Teams[1]
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First Team
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Second Team
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- David Udrescu (South Alabama)
- Chris Haywood (Old Dominion)
- John Dugan (VCU)
- Thor Geirsson (South Alabama)
- Alan Anderson (South Florida)
- Tony Pagano (South Alabama)
- Paul Cann (Old Dominion)
- Kevin Walsh (Old Dominion)
- Giles Hooper (South Florida)
- Todd Rittenberry (Western Kentucky)
- Jon Parker (Old Dominion)
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- Sigfus Karason (South Alabama)
- Michael Bates (South Florida)
- David Cooper (UNC Charlotte)
- R.C. Campagnolo (South Florida)
- Bill Buerger (UNC Charlotte)
- Sam Hinson (Jacksonville)
- Orlin Weise (VCU)
- Pat Moriarty (VCU)
- Tim Updike (Jacksonville)
- Richard Butler (UAB)
- Eduardo Carvacho (South Alabama)
- George McDermott (Jacksonville)
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See also
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