Women's Soccer

Colgate and American to Meet for Patriot League Championship

11/6/2009

Top-seeded Colgate will play for the Patriot League Championship for the 14th time since the first Patriot League Tournament was held ... [Read More]

2009 Patriot League Women's Soccer Championship Release

11/4/2009

The 2009 Patriot League Women's Soccer Tournament will begin this Friday at Colgate University in Hamilton, N.Y. Friday's first... [Read More]

Multimedia Coverage for Patriot League Championships

11/4/2009

The Patriot League Field Hockey and Women's Soccer Championships will each be contested this weekend, and fans that can't make it out ... [Read More]

Navy's Reed Named Patriot League Women's Soccer Scholar-A...

11/4/2009

Navy senior goalkeeper Beth Reed was named the 2009 Patriot League Women's Soccer Scholar-Athlete of the Year, it was announced... [Read More]

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Lehighs Hailey Coonrad and Natalie Hojnacki have both battled back from injuries.

11/2/09 - Women's Soccer
Senior Captains Bounce Back Together
Any injury is a setback for athletes who strive for excellence. An injury requires time away from the team and time away from the sport that has meant everything to them. Such obstacles are never easy to fully recover from. However, the women's soccer captains have not only recovered but demonstrated unbelievable success after dealing with an athlete's worst nightmare: a torn ACL. Their resilience bonded them as captains and has helped lead the team to success. MORE [+]

11/2/09 - Women's Soccer
Moeller Leads By Example For Navy
Shelly Moeller has had quite an eventful ride during her three-plus years at the Naval Academy, both on the soccer field and off. She has helped shape the Navy women's soccer program into not only the most successful in the Patriot League, but into one of the top teams year-in and year-out nationally. Entering this season, Navy was just one of 10 teams nationally to record at least 10 wins in 14 straight years. MORE [+]

10/27/09 - Women's Soccer
Huddle Up: Vote For Elizabeth Betterbed
Elizabeth Betterbed is the quintessential student-athlete. The 2006 Gig Harbor High School graduate -- currently a senior at Army in West Point, N.Y. -- is one of 10 finalists for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award in NCAA Division I women's soccer. Betterbed, who played soccer, basketball and competed in track in high school, leads the Black Knights in scoring and has been ranked No. 1 academically since her freshman year. MORE [+]

10/15/09 - Women's Soccer
Mended and Menacing
Alyssa Manoogian admits she felt invincible when she played soccer for Peabody High. She would see other players go down with injuries and while she thought it was unfortunate, it never affected the way she played. Manoogian was healthy, strong and extremely talented. So talented that she was offered a scholarship to Division 1 Colgate University in Hamilton, N.Y., even before she began her senior year of high school. Life went smoothly for Manoogian until Aug. 5, 2008. MORE [+]

10/15/09 - Women's Soccer
Q & A With Navy Senior Jen Grijalva
On the eve of Navy's Friday night showdown with rival Army last week, Navysports.com sat down with Jen Grijalva to learn more about the Pleasanton, Calif. native's background, talk about the intensity of the Army-Navy rivalry and the big week ahead for the Navy women's soccer team. MORE [+]

10/8/09 - Women's Soccer
Army-Navy Rivalry Brings Out Teams' Intensity
Even if records mean little when Navy meets Army in women's soccer, it doesn't mean the Mids aren't mindful of the past. Last year, Navy hosted Army in the Patriot League finals with an NCAA Tournament berth at stake. The result was a 1-0, double-overtime victory for the Black Knights. Tomorrow at 7 p.m., the teams meet again at the Glenn Warner Soccer Facility in the annual Army-Navy Star Game. The sides played to a scoreless draw in last year's Star competition in West Point. MORE [+]

Bucknells Christa Matlack registered two goals and an assist against Cornell on Sunday.

9/29/09 - Women's Soccer
Matlack Attempts To Regain Scoring Touch
Christa Matlack saw nothing but an empty goal mouth in front of her. Penn State All-American goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher was sprawled out on the ground to the left of the net, left in the wake of a one-touch sidestep from the Bucknell forward. Matlack's shot approached the net, bouncing every two feet or so, as it traveled from the center of the goal toward the left post. MORE [+]