Game to Remember

The team took the field on Saturday afternoon against Bloomsburg University in the most unexpected weather conditions. The Warriors battled in a few inches of snow and blistering winds

Above: Quick locker room talk prior to the big blizzard. Below: Pre-game warm up with a mix of pre-game fun with Ashley McKenna, Kelly Clark, Katie Metro, Kaitlyn Hogue, and Amanda Loeber.

Above: Before the match, the facilities staff needed to clear the lines of the field. Below: The team's final game farewell.

Last Practice of the Year

The Warriors held their last practice together on White Night field across campus. They prepared for tomorrow's away game against Bloomsburg University.

Below junior, Bridget Connell, expresses her emotions about today's play!

Shut Out and Senior Night!

The Warriors celebrated the senior class's soccer careers last night at their last home game against Mercyhurst. Battling on the turf, the team won 3-0 with goals scored by Cree Julian (Junior), Kerri McClay (Sophomore), and Megan Keiser (Senior).

(Above) Brit Wagner saved a penalty kick in the second half while Kerri McClay capitalized on her opportunity against Mercyhurst to put the Warriors 2 goals ahead (Below).

The team will take on Bloomsburg University away for the last PSAC game on Saturday night.

Seniors who were honored are: Sarah Rothrock, Devon Miniscalco, Linda Martine, Melissa Myers, Megan Keiser, and Elva Composto.

SWEET HOME EAST STROUDSBURG!

The Warriors defeated Charleston this afternoon 4-0. Junior Ashley McKenna scored two of the four goals in today's match with additional goals from fellow junior captain, Carly Collins and sophomore, Kaitlyn Hogue.

Brit Wagner had another shut out with assistance from freshman midfielder, Courtney Keller. According to the judges from the previous practice, Courtney is ESU's Next Top Goalkeeper!

Who are ya?!?! Kaitlyn "Hogie" Hogue

As an ESU Warrior, sophomore, Kaitlyn Hogue has big dreams and big goals for her four years on campus as a student athlete. She studies exercise science and strives to be a cardiac rehabilitationist when she completes her degree. Another life goal of hers is to be part of a flash mob!

Kaitlyn is taking anatomy, chemistry, and exercise physiology this fall. "For the most part I learn about the body and the processes of how bones grow and their functions. I enjoy lab the most because it's challenging and gives me hands on experience that you do not get in every day lecture." Kaitlyn not only has big dreams, but also has a big heart when playing on the field. Standing tall at 5'1", she is fearless in challenging the competition and herself in the classroom.

ESU's Next Top Goalkeeper!

The Warriors practiced this crisp Saturday morning to prepare for their match against Charleston. The field players took part in a shooting exercise transitioning in goal while the keepers took a break away from the action.

Senior Melissa Myers, keeper coach, Chris Dugan, sophomores Brit Wagner and Nicki Keiser, and International Canadian player, Ashley Tait judge the teams goalkeeping ability for ESU's Next Top Goalkeeper.

1-0 Over Shippensburg Under the Lights!

Junior Marissa Spilter had the game winning goal on Tuesday night against Shippensburg. The team will face off on Sunday against Charleston.

Below is the players' artistic point of the view of the coaching staff!

What Do Warriors Do in Their Free Time???

Above: Senior, Elva Composto, gives her input on what to do, where to go, and where the action is in East Stroudsburg University.

Below: A freshman perspective of what Warriors may do in their free time. Dream to be a super hero and Halloween Decor?!?!

"Think Pink" Night is a WIN, WIN!

At home last night, the Warriors battled against Mansfield and won 1-0 with an early goal in the second half by Kerri McClay. Prior to the match, the team wore their "Think Pink" shirts in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and also sold ribbons as a fundraiser for the fight against cancer. It was a WIN, WIN night for the Warriors.

Besides her seventh career goal, Kerri took home a mark of her dedication with a ball imprint on her trachea. The Warriors will take on Shippensburg University on Tuesday night at home.

PLAYING IN PINK!

During the month of October, the Warriors will be trading in their red for the color pink. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the team will sport pink t-shirts to support all those who have been affected by breast cancer and the race for the cure.

Evening Session & Warrior Spirit!

The team trained under the evening lights at Whitenight Field and later attended the men's game at Eiler-Martin Stadium to support ESU Athletics! Go Warriors!