Former Michigan State midfielder Giuseppe Barone was drafted in the third round of the Major League Soccer SuperDraft Thursday, taken as the 63rd overall pick by the Club de Football Montréal (formerly known as the Montréal Impact).
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Giuseppe Barone to Return for the 2020 Season
Michigan State men’s soccer midfielder Giuseppe Barone will be returning for the 2020 season as announced Thursday by MSU soccer head coach Damon Rensing. The former All-American Barone played only 45 minutes during the 2019 season because of a leg injury.
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Barone and Nielsen Named to MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List
Michigan State men’s soccer senior midfielder Giuseppe Barone and redshirt-junior defender Patrick Nielsen were named to the Missouri Athletic Club (MAC) Hermann Trophy Watch List on Thursday. The MAC Hermann Trophy is the most prestigious individual award in college soccer and is presented annually to the most outstanding male and female players of the year.
Source: Michigan State Athletics
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Giuseppe Barone Earns First-Team All-American Honors
Junior midfielder Giuseppe Barone joined rare company when he was named United Soccer Coaches first-team All-American on Thursday at the College Cup banquet in Santa Barbara, California.
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Four Spartans Earn All-North Region Soccer Honors
Four Michigan State men’s soccer players earned United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division I Men’s All-North Region Team honors as announced by the United Soccer Coaches on Wednesday. Junior midfielder Giuseppe Barone and redshirt-sophomore defender Patrick Nielsen picked up first-team accolades. Senior goalkeeper Jimmy Hague garnered second-team honors, while fellow senior forward Ryan Sierakowski was named to the third team.
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Giuseppe Barone, MSU soccer go from “bubble” to Final Four doorstep
It’s been quite a run of surprises for the Michigan State men’s soccer team, which wasn’t even sure if it was going to make the NCAA Tournament. Then, after the Spartans got in, they reeled off three consecutive victories — including two against seeded teams — and now, stunningly, gets to host an Elite Eight game. And, on the individual side of things, junior midfielder Giuseppe Barone learned over the weekend during a tour of the nation’s Capitol following the upset win over Georgetown that he’s a semifinalist for the Hermann Trophy, which goes to the nation’s top player.
Source: Detroit News
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Giuseppe Barone Named MAC Hermann Trophy Semifinalist
Michigan State junior midfielder Giuseppe Barone was named a semifinalist for the MAC Hermann Trophy, announced by the United Soccer Coaches on Tuesday. He is one of 15 semifinalists including four from the Big Ten, along with Indiana’s Trey Muse and Andrew Gutman and Michigan’s Jack Hallahan.
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Seven Spartans Honored with Postseason Honors; Giuseppe Barone Named Midfielder of the Year
Seven different Michigan State men’s soccer players were honored when the Big Ten postseason awards were announced by the league Friday. Junior midfielder Giuseppe Barone became the first Spartan to earn Big Ten Midfielder of the Year honors, since Jay Chapman in 2014. Barone was also named the Big Ten Freshman of the Year in 2016.
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Giuseppe Barone Steers MSU Soccer to 2-2 Draw at Yale
On the road for the second time this season, the No. 4 Michigan State men’s soccer team battled to a 2-2 double overtime draw against Yale in New Haven, Conn. on Friday night. MSU met a familiar face as the Bulldogs’ head coach, Kylie Stannard, is a former Michigan State associate head coach (2008-14).