women’s soccer – The Spectator

Not enough evidence found to conclude Albert Colom engaged in gender-based discrimination

The women’s soccer team won 2-1 against the La Crosse Eagles on Saturday

2018 women’s soccer conference champs fall to UW-Eau Claire

October 30, 2019

Third year forward Tessa Grywalsky moves the ball up the field in a 1-0 loss against Dubuque.

Soccer can’t quite kick out the competition

September 25, 2019

Midfielder Anna Kautzman kicks the ball as Augsburg forward/midfielder Jennifer Bobaric blocks.

Soccer kicks off the season

September 5, 2019

Emma Stange, a first-year midfielder, works with her teammate to drive the ball down the field.

Women’s soccer clinches another victory

October 18, 2018

The UW-Eau Claire women’s soccer team came up short this weekend in Dubuque. They resume play Sept. 5 at Bollinger Fields, where they will face Macalester College.

Women’s soccer falls short in season’s first games

September 4, 2018

The blugold women’s soccer team scored their first win of the season this past weekend, taking down Concordia Moorhead 2-0.

Scoring the first victory

September 20, 2017

The UW-Eau Claire women’s soccer team gave it their best shot against Dubuque University, tieing the Spartans 1-1.

Women’s soccer maintains a tie against Dubuque University in double overtime

September 12, 2017

UW-Eau Claire’s sophomore midfield Bailee Hyde fights for the ball against Carleton College on Friday afternoon at Bollinger Field.

Women’s soccer falls short in season opener

September 4, 2017

Senior middle Jocelyn Etten kicks the ball at Bollinger Fields.

Blugolds land victory against Blue Devils

October 31, 2016

Eau Claire junior, Lauren Lenz, fights for the ball at first home game on Saturday.

Blugold Women’s soccer falls short to St. Olaf

September 5, 2016

Blugolds women’s soccer falls in semifinals to UW-Oshkosh

Blugolds women’s soccer falls in semifinals to UW-Oshkosh

November 12, 2015

UW-Eau Claire women's soccer captains, Megan Hanson, Ashley Seymour and Ashley O'Connell all have different roles as leaders on and off the field. With Hanson and O'Connell sidelined with injuries, all three have adapted to new roles.

Leading in new roles

October 1, 2015

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