Oral Roberts Golden Eagles men's soccer

The Oral Roberts Golden Eagles men's soccer team represents the Oral Roberts in NCAA Division I men's college soccer competitions. The Eagles compete in The Summit League.

Oral Roberts Golden Eagles men's soccer
Founded1988
UniversityOral Roberts University
Head coachRyan Bush (7th season)
ConferenceSummit
LocationTulsa, OK
StadiumCase Soccer Complex
(Capacity: 1,000)
NicknameGolden Eagles, ORU
ColorsNavy, White, and Vegas Gold[1]
              
Conference Regular Season championships
2001, 2004, 2014, 2019

Rivalries

Historically, Oral Roberts' biggest rivals have been Kansas City and Tulsa due to the geographic proximity of the two schools.

Tulsa derby

Oral Roberts' crosstown rivalry is with the Tulsa Golden Hurricane men's soccer program. Tulsa leads the series 20–2–1.[2]

Oral Roberts victoriesTulsa victories
No.DateLocationWinnerScore
1 September 6, 1988 Chapman Stadium Tulsa 2–0
2 October 26, 1988 ORU Soccer Field Tulsa 7–1
3 October 14, 1990 Chapman Stadium Tulsa 2–1
4 October 26, 1991 Chapman Stadium Tulsa 5–2
5 October 16, 1992 Chapman Stadium Tulsa 4–2
6 September 9, 1994 Chapman Stadium Oral Roberts 1–0
7 October 25, 1994 ORU Soccer Field Tulsa 2–1
8 September 13, 1996 Chapman Stadium Tulsa 4–1
9 September 25, 1997 ORU Soccer Field Tulsa 3–0
10 October 4, 1998 Chapman Stadium Tulsa 5–0
11 September 21, 2000 ORU Soccer Field Tulsa 7–3
12 September 18, 2001 Chapman Stadium Tulsa 2–1
No.DateLocationWinnerScore
13 September 20, 2002 ORU Soccer Field Tulsa 2–1
14 September 13, 2003 Westcott Field Tulsa 2–1
15 September 17, 2004 HST Stadium Tulsa 3–0
16 September 1, 2005 ORU Soccer Field Oral Roberts 3–1
17 October 17, 2006 ORU Soccer Field Tulsa 4–2
18 October 20, 2008 ORU Soccer Field Tulsa 4–0
19 September 16, 2014 HST Stadium Tulsa 4–1
20 September 10, 2015 HST Stadium Tulsa 6–2
21 October 18, 2016 HST Stadium Tie3–3
22 October 23, 2018 ONEOK Field Tulsa 5–1
23 October 8, 2019 HST Stadium Tulsa 3–2
Series: Tulsa leads 20–2–1

References
  1. "guidelines - Oral Roberts University". Retrieved April 16, 2016.
  2. "Men's Soccer Media Guides". oruathletics.com. Retrieved November 10, 2019.


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