LaBerge earns MVC Player of the Week in Women’s Soccer
Brielle LaBerge had a big week for the Purple Aces of Evansville as she was named the Missouri Valley Conference players of the week. LaBerge found the back of the net twice…
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Brielle LaBerge had a big week for the Purple Aces of Evansville as she was named the Missouri Valley Conference players of the week. LaBerge found the back of the net twice…
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Butler Bulldogs put together a gritty performance in Kalamazoo but came away empty-handed, falling to Western Michigan 1-nothing. This match remained scoreless for more than 80 minutes despite Butler creating several excellent…
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Indiana stayed unbeaten with a 3-1 win over Denver. The sixth-ranked Hoosiers broke through in the 28th minute. Nick McHenry had his initial effort blocked, but Sammy Carnevale cleaned up the rebound…
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Ball State celebrated Senior Day with a shutout victory in Muncie over Eastern illinois 1-0. The only goal came in the 33rd minute, when Kaelyn Valleau scored with assists from LG Moncrief…
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Notre Dame delivered Sunday’s biggest offensive performance, overwhelming IU Indianapolis, 8-nothing, on Senior Day in South Bend. The Irish opened the scoring at 21:44, when Ellie Hodsden finished an assist from Bristol…
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Indiana closed its nonconference schedule with its first road victory of the season, beating Ohio, 3-to-2, in Athens. The Hoosiers struck quickly. In the sixth minute, Paige Droner delivered a corner that…
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Hanover suffered its first loss of the season at Kenyon. Kenyon’s Danny Kankam opened the scoring at 12:35, and Grant Blake added another goal at 15:00 as the Owls built an early…
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Earlham suffered its first loss of the season, falling at home to Albion, 2-to-1. Albion needed only about three minutes to grab the early advantage. Earlham answered in the 12th minute, when…
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Rose-Hulman completed its weekend in Louisville still unbeaten, battling Centre College to a 2-2 draw. Oliver Fila scored for the second consecutive match, converting a penalty kick early in the contest. The…
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Notre Dame produced one of Sunday’s most dramatic finishes, scoring twice in the final five minutes to beat Michigan, 2-to-1, at Alumni Stadium. Michigan struck first at 20:09. Duilio Herrera headed home…
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