Howard University recently inducted its historic 1974 men’s soccer team into its Athletics Hall of Fame, commemorating their undefeated season and national title. The event, held over a weekend of celebrations, marked a significant moment for the school, paying tribute to the team’s groundbreaking accomplishments in the world of collegiate athletics. The 1974 team’s victory was particularly remarkable as it made Howard the only HBCU (Historically Black College and University) soccer team to win a national championship. The victory is seen as a monumental achievement, not just for Howard, but also for the broader Black community . Trevor Leiba, the team’s goalkeeper, spoke to the lasting impact of the team’s success. “I didn’t fully realize the magnitude of what we did for Howard and the Black community at the time,” Leiba said in an interview with The Dig, Howard’s news publication. “Now, looking back, it’s clear how special it was to be part of a team that made history and…..