Bridgewater State University Men’s Soccer Team Makes Remarkable Comeback to Qualify for NCAA Division 3 Tournament
Key points:
- Bridgewater State University men's soccer team, led by David Nelson, William Russell and Will Halben, makes a remarkable comeback to qualify for the NCAA Division 3 tournament
- After enduring sub-.500 seasons and a year lost to COVID, the trio plays crucial roles in helping BSU win the MASCAC regular-season and tournament titles
- The Bears are set to face Tufts University in the NCAA tournament, marking a significant milestone for the team and the players
Bridgewater State University’s men’s soccer trio, David Nelson, William Russell, and Will Halben, have overcome challenging seasons, including a year lost to COVID, to lead the Bears to the NCAA Division 3 tournament. The team finished below .500 for several seasons but clinched the MASCAC regular-season and tournament championships this fall. Now, with a 12-2-5 record, they’re heading to face Tufts University in the NCAA tournament. The trio’s perseverance has paid off in their final season, as they look to continue their success on the national stage.
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