End of the Year Banquet

Sunday, the team had their end of the year banquet at the Glenbrook Country Club. Together, the players and coaching staff celebrated the season and got together one last time before semester finals.


Three captains were named for next year's squad, Junior, Sarah Rothrock, and Sophomores, Carly Collins and Ashley McKenna. Before the banquet, the players voted on the "I am a Warrior First" Award which is given to a player who has a positive attitude, displays a high level of integrity and sportsmanship on and off the field, a strong work ethic, and has a team first approach. The honor was awarded to freshman, Brittain Wagner who started all 18 games as left back for the team.

HOLIDAY PARTY!!!

Today, Women's Soccer teamed up with Softball, Baseball, Football, Wrestling, Volleyball, Lacrosse, Cross Country, and Golf to help and volunteer their time at a local Head Start in East Stroudsburg. The Student Athletes Advisory Committee held a Holiday Party for the students at the center. The teams helped with arts and crafts, face painting, snack time, photos with Santa, and handing out gifts for the little boys and girls.

Holiday Helping Hands

The team participated in a community service project yesterday for the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). Teams across campus came together to prepare for a Holiday Party for the local Head Start which will take place this Thursday. Women's Soccer wrapped toys for students ages from 1 to 3 years old.


Ashley McKenna is one of the team's SAAC representatives who helped organize the event and she shared her thoughts about the prep day. "Great success! We had a lot of players willing to come and help. We had fun wrapping the gifts together and formed great assembly lines."

Sophomore to Save the Day!

Sophomore, Bridget Connell, enjoys helping people in her daily routine. She is a work study for the police station on ESU's campus. Her responsibilities include directing visitors around campus, distributing parking passes, maps, basic information about campus, answering phones, and addressing issues that may occur.
"I like working here because it gives me a real world experience and helps me learn how to handle pressure situations. I learn how to be patient with people and how to stay calm. " ~Bridget
If you ever get lost or need help around campus, you can find Bridget at the station down Normal Street.

Warrior Work Study

You can find Amanda Loeber, sophomore, in the second floor of Khoeler Fieldhouse. She is a work study for the baseball program and assists the coaching staff in daily task and recruitment. According to Amanda, the work is easy and is a good experience away from playing and the classroom. Also, she gets to learn a new sport. "I'm learning a lot about baseball since I never played before because I mostly focused on soccer." Amanda and Baseball graduate assistant, Kevin Woodbridge, are pictured to the right.

Warrior Fridays

Sophomores Carly Collins and Sarah Garman were spotted grabbing some lunch at Center Court. Student activities, careers services, computer labs, the food court, and student lounges are all provided in this building.

CONGRATULATIONS TO LINDSAY AND KB!

This week, both senior captains were named ESPN the Magazine Academic All District. Lindsay was named second team and KB was named third team. Both players are very accomplished in the classroom. Lindsay graduated early with a 4.0 average and is currently a graduate student in Speech Pathology at ESU. KB has 3.88 GPA and is a Physical Therapy major. She is also looking to continue her education in graduate school.

Congratulations Kb and Lindsay!

Happy Halloween from the Warriors!

Over the weekend, the team celebrated Halloween by dressing up. Ashley, Mo, and Carly showed their creativity with their costumes. I wonder where they ever got their inspirations from. Haha!

SENIOR DAY: THANK YOU KB AND LINDSAY!

Saturday night, ESU Women's Soccer honored their two senior captains, #7 KB Buckley and #11 Lindsay Foder.

KB started 79 of the 80 games and has a total of 45 points with 13 assists and 16 goals in her college soccer career. Lindsay finished her final season with 21 goals and 6 assists for 58 points and had 73 starts. She earned All-Region recognition as a sophomore and junior and was a first team Academic All-District pick last fall.

Both seniors appeared in 3 PSAC tournament appearances and one NCAA tournament appearance. Not only did these two seniors contribute goals and assists on the field, but also gave their all in the classroom and supported the soccer program throughout their time at ESU. KB and Lindsay will be greatly missed by the team and we wish them the best of luck in the future!

Just One More Time... Last Practice of the Season

TEAM STATUS UPDATE 3:32PM

Using their Heads on the Field and in the Classroom

Registering for classes... Taking psycholinguistics, introduction to language disorders, communication of aging, life span development psychology, scaffold language and literacy.

~ Devon Miniscalco #9

Fun Fact: Devon's major is Speech Pathology.

The Keisers: Sisterly Love

Megan (Junior)and Nicki (Freshman) Keiser, both realize the strong bond they have together as sisters on and off the field.

I love playing with my sister. It's just like high school again. I have the confidence that she will do well and score. And Meg knows that I will do my job at the other end.

~Nicki

Megan has a total of 3 goals and 2 assists and has tallied up 8 points for the seasons. Nicki has also done well this year, with 3 shutouts in 4 career starts.

Warriors' 4 Game Winning Streak!

Over the weekend, ESU women's soccer added to more wins against Mansfield (3-0)on Saturday and University of Charleston (1-0)on Sunday. Captain, KB Buckley lead the way with her second goal of the season again Mansfield. Megan Keiser and Elva Composto both had goal a piece for the victory.

On Sunday, the weather was hot in West Virginia, and the team faced off with the University of Charleston. Junior, Megan Keiser had the only goal of the game which was just enough for the big W.