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By: Kaylynn Wright
In the last two matchups between Marquette women’s soccer and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, it was a fight to the finish in the crosstown rivalry. Two years ago, the Panthers won 1-0. Last season, the Golden Eagles came out on top 1-0, marking their first win at Milwaukee since 2013. However, this year, neither team was...
Sophomore forward Emily Fix is part of the Golden Eagles’ first-ever leadership council. (Photo courtesy of Marquette Athletics.)
By: Kaylynn Wright
The foreign trip won’t be sophomore midfielder Capri Oliviero’s first time to Italy, as she has visited family an hour outside of Venice before. (Photo courtesy of Marquette Athletics.)
Marquette women’s soccer hadn’t beat UConn since it rejoined the Big East in 2020, with its last win against the Huskies came in 2012.
Marquette women’s soccer has now allowed six goals in its last two games and 27 goals on the year overall. Disaster was once again spelt for the Golden Eagles (4-9-3, 1-4-1 Big East) as the Villanova Wildcats (5-5-4, 2-1-3 Big East) defeated them 3-0 Thursday night at Valley Fields, serving them their second-straight shutout loss....
By: Kaylynn Wright
Marquette women’s soccer needed three points to keep its postseason hopes alive, searching for its first appearance in the Big East Tournament since 2017. But the Golden Eagles (5-11-3, 2-6-1 Big East) will have to try again next year as they fell to the No. 25 Xavier Musketeers (14-2-2, 7-1-1 Big East) 2-1 and were...
By: Kaylynn Wright
Junior Adrianna Alberts and senior Mia Haertle have become a mainstay on the Marquette backline this season, racking up a combined 2,848 minutes and counting this season.
Although it wasn’t playing for a spot in the postseason, Marquette women’s soccer was searching for a win for a different reason — to finish the year on a high note. And the Golden Eagles did exactly that, defeating the Seton Hall Pirates (4-12-3, 1-7-2 Big East) 3-0 Thursday night in their season finale at...
Stevie Mitchell (right) is guarded by Kyler VanderJagt (left) during Marquette’s 70-62 win on Nov. 11, 2024.
Kam Jones (Right), Zaide Lowery (Center) and Josh Clark (Left) celebrate after Marquette’s 78-74 win over Maryland on Friday, Nov. 15. (Photo courtesy of Marquette Athletics.)
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