Richland Student Media

The Student News Site of Dallas College - Richland

Advertisement

Richland Student Media

Richland Student Media

Dallas


  • 6 AM
    64 °
  • 7 AM
    64 °
  • 8 AM
    66 °
  • 9 AM
    69 °
  • 10 AM
    72 °
  • 11 AM
    75 °
  • 12 PM
    77 °
  • 1 PM
    80 °
  • 2 PM
    81 °
  • 3 PM
    82 °
  • 4 PM
    82 °
  • 5 PM
    82 °
  • 6 PM
    80 °
  • 7 PM
    78 °
  • 8 PM
    76 °
  • 9 PM
    74 °
  • 10 PM
    72 °
  • 11 PM
    71 °
  • 12 AM
    70 °
  • 1 AM
    69 °
  • 2 AM
    68 °
  • 3 AM
    67 °
  • 4 AM
    66 °
  • 5 AM
    65 °
  • 6 AM
    64 °
April 29
83°/ 63°
Patchy rain nearby
April 30
84°/ 64°
Patchy rain nearby
May 1
80°/ 69°
Moderate rain
Richland Chronicle 4/23/24
Richland Chronicle 4/23/24

ONLINE ONLY: T-Ducks named NJCAA All-Americans

Four from men’s national championship soccer team honored
Richland players named NJCAA All-Americans are, from left, Luis Vargus, Felipe Escorcia, Joseph Musungaie and Joseph Min. (Photos/Dallas College)

Four players from Dallas College Richland Campus national championship-winning men’s soccer team were selected as National Junior College Athletic Association Division III All-Americans.

Freshman forward Luis Vargus, sophomore midfielder Felipe Escorcia and sophomore defender Joseph Musungaie were selected for the first team, while freshman forward Joseph Min earned a spot on the second team.

Vargus, a native of Dallas, led the Thunderducks’ offensive front all season long, leading the team in goals (18), points (36) and game-winning goals (3). Vargus was especially dominant in the national tournament, scoring a tournament-high eight goals, which earned him the tournament’s Most Valuable Player award, while helping the program win its NJCAA-leading 12th national title.

Escorcia, of Frisco, was a master distributor over the course of the season, leading the team in assists with 20. Escorcia also scored seven goals to give him a total of 34 points – the second most on the team.

Musungaie, who hails from Johannesburg, South Africa, started every game for the Thunderducks. He anchored  a defense that only gave up eight goals and did not allow a single goal in the national tournament en route to a sixth straight national championship. He also scored two goals.

Min, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, played a pivotal role for the Thunderducks this season.   He scored the second most goals on the team (8), while also adding three assists and a game-winning goal Oct. 20 in the victory over Paris Junior College.

Richland beat Mohawk Valley Community College, 4-0, in Gastonia, North Carolina to win the program’s sixth consecutive national championship and 12th overall.

More to Discover