NCAA Men's Soccer College Cup bound Panthers enjoy send off – Pittsburgh Soccer Now

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After putting in the work in training each morning on their home turf Monday through Wednesday in preparing for its NCAA Men’s Soccer College Cup match vs Indiana on Friday night in Cary, NC, Pitt men’s soccer team packed its bags and headed to North Carolina on Wednesday afternoon.
The Panthers weren’t allowed to leave Pittsburgh though without a big sendoff from a packed crowd that included various University officials, before boarding its bus outside of the Peterson Sports Complex.
Thanks @Pitt_ATHLETICS for the amazing send-off as we head to the College Cup‼️
We will do everything in our power to make Panther Nation proud this weekend 💛💙#H2P pic.twitter.com/5x7E3dJ4BL
— Pitt Men's Soccer (@Pitt_MSOC) December 7, 2022

📍 Cary, NC | Time to work 💼#H2P pic.twitter.com/19zl4iUfWV
— Pitt Men's Soccer (@Pitt_MSOC) December 7, 2022

Later in the day, the Panthers arrived in North Carolina.
The Panthers have landed ✈️#MCollegeCup x 📸 @Pitt_MSOC pic.twitter.com/RCxN9gKOgE
— NCAA Soccer (@NCAASoccer) December 7, 2022

In addition to getting a nice send off on campus, the Panthers have been receiving additional media attention, including interviews with various media outlets.
Team captain Jackson Walti was on 93.7 The Fan on Wednesday night with Josh Rowntree.
Caught up with @Pitt_MSOC captain @JacksonWalti tonight on @937theFan, as the Panthers get ready for this weekend's College Cup.
LISTEN ⬇️https://t.co/1RoZAK0Gv2
— Josh Rowntree (@JRown32) December 7, 2022

Look for more coverage of the College Cup from Pittsburgh Soccer Now from John Krysinsky and Dominic Campbell leading up to Friday’s match vs Indiana and from Cary, NC, on Friday.
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John Krysinsky has covered soccer and other sports for many years for various publications and media outlets. He is also author of ‘Miracle on the Mon’ — a book about the Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC, which chronicles the club, particularly the early years of Highmark Stadium with the narrative leading up to and centered around a remarkable match that helped provide a spark for the franchise. John has covered sports for Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, DK Pittsburgh Sports, Pittsburgh Sports Report, has served as color commentator on Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC broadcasts, and worked with OPTA Stats and broadcast teams for US Open Cup and International Champions Cup matches held in the US. Krysinsky also served as the Head Men’s Soccer Coach at his alma mater, Point Park University, where he led the Pioneers to the first-ever winning seasons and playoff berths (1996-98); head coach of North Catholic boys (2007-08), associate head coach of Shady Side Academy boys (2009-2014).

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