2023-24 Acadia Men's Soccer News
WOLFVILLE – Acadia University's Department of Athletics celebrated the 2023-24 season on Wednesday night at the annual Fred G. Kelly Awards Night, hosted in Andrew H. McCain Arena.
WOLFVILLE – The Acadia men’s soccer program is excited to announce the commitment of Xavier Hill for the 2024 season.
WOLFVILLE – Blaise Mellema is the first member of the Axemen soccer recruitment class for 2024.
Acadia men's hockey goaltender Thomas Couture has been named the AUS male athlete of the week for the period ending January 7.
Ella Collins (women’s swimming) and Brady Burns (men’s hockey) have been named Acadia athletes of the week for the period ending November 5.
The Acadia Axewomen program had five players named AUS all-stars on Wednesday, while the Axemen had one member announced prior to the championships beginning this week in Cape Breton.
ST. JOHN’S – The Acadia Axemen fell 2-1 in their final game of 2023.
ST. JOHN’S – The Acadia Axemen will need some help and a win on Saturday to advance to the AUS championship after the Memorial Sea-Hawks picked up a 1-0 victory on Friday.
The Dalhousie Tigers tied the Acadia Axeman 2-2 on Sunday afternoon at Wickwire Field in a pivotal match for both teams.
WOLFVILLE – Heading into the final two weekends of AUS soccer action, only two teams have solidified their spots in the postseason, Cape Breton and STFX, with the playoff race heating up.
WOLFVILLE – Toni Adeoye scored twice as the Acadia Axemen (2-3-3) topped the Dalhousie Tigers (0-5-2) 3-1 on Friday night at Raymond Field.
WOLFVILLE – Going down 3-0 in the first 30 minutes of Sunday’s match, the Acadia Axemen comeback started in the final 20 minutes fell short as they lost 3-2 to the STFX X-Men.
WOLFVILLE – Three separate Capers scored as Cape Breton (5-0-0) topped the Acadia Axemen (1-2-3) 3-1 on Saturday.
The Acadia Axemen finished their weekend with a pair of draws after finishing Sunday's match 0-0 against the Aigles Bleus.
The UNB REDS and Acadia Axemen played to a 0-0 draw on Saturday afternoon at UNB’s BMO Centre.
Matt Holton, an alumnus of the Acadia Axemen soccer program, has returned as an assistant coach. He made his debut on the bench on Saturday when the Axemen picked up a 4-1 victory over the Mount Allison Mounties.
