Women's Soccer News
Vikings' odyssey ends with loss to CalvinThe finest season in the history of Augustana women's soccer came to an end Friday night at Ericson Field as the fifth-ranked Vikings dropped a 2-1 decision to Calvin in NCAA sectional semifinal action. Augustana finishes the year 20-2-1. | |
Sweet 16 comes to Ericson FieldFresh off a pair of scintillating victories in the regional, Augustana will host the sectional in NCAA Division III women’s soccer action. Veteran head coach Scott Mejia’s Vikings moved to 20-1-1 with wins over Albion (2-1 on Saturday, November 14) and Wisconsin-Stevens Point (1-0 on Sunday, November 15). | |
Augustana advances to sweet sixteenFormer high school teammates Lauren Polock and Katie Oakes teamed up for the match's only goal as Augustana defeated Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1-0 Sunday night to advance to the sweet sixteen of the NCAA Division III soccer tournament. The win improves the 5th-ranked Vikings to 20-1-1 on the year, extending their school record for wins in a season. | |
Augustana advances to NCAA second roundTaylor Moesle's goal on an assist from Katie Oakes 61:26 into the match put Augustana on top of Albion by a 2-1 score and the Vikings were able to maintain that lead and advance to the second round of the NCAA Division III tournament. On Sunday, Augustana will face the winner tonight's second game between St. Thomas and Wisconsin-Stevens Point. | |
Fifth is highest ranking ever for women's soccerAfter winning both the regular season and tournament titles in the College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin, the Augustana women’s soccer team has climbed to its highest national ranking in school history. Veteran head coach Scott Mejia’s team, which set a school record with 18 victories (18-1-1) this year, has moved to fifth in the two NCAA Division III national polls. |



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