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.

Warriors 4 Chestnut Hill 0

Wednesday afternoon, the Warriors stormed the field and won 4-0 over Chestnut Hill. Sophomore, Briget Connell lead the way with an unassisted goal. Freshman, Michelle Gogolen followed with another before the end of the half. Captain, KB Buckley and freshman, Kerri McClay also added a goal each to finish the game. Juniors, Linda "Tini" Martine and Elva Composto were both credited assists. This victory was an overall team effort.

With two wins in a row, the team be on the road again this weekend, heading to Mansfield and University of Charleston.

TEAM STATUS UPDATE 1:32PM

Jamming out with my ipod, listening to my pre-game songs! Locker room at 2:00.

~Ashley McKenna #13

TEAM STATUS UPDATE 12:32PM

Homework and watching some TV before practice.

~Michelle Gogolen #24

Fun Fact: Michelle's favorite TV show is Glee.

Weekend Away and Breakfast Brunch

Early Saturday, the Warriors had a hearty team breakfast and was ready to play in the early afternoon. On the road, ESU Women's soccer beat IUP 1-0 in the final minutes of regulation.

PKS and Breast Cancer Awareness

To support Breast Cancer Awareness, the team had a fun competition at practice. Each player was allowed to take a penalty kick on Coach Berkowitz by giving a small donation. If the player scored, Coach Berkowitz would then donate as well. After 25 penalty kicks and a good work out, Coach Berkowitz saved 17 shots. Junior, Sarah Rothrock, exclaimed, "Today's practice was epic!"

TEAM STATUS UPDATE 12:30PM

Walking to Yoga Class with Carly, Marissa, Moe, and Buck. Yoga is not fun! Haha!

~Bridget #5

TEAM STATUS UPDATE 9:40PM

MOVIE NIGHT With Mo, Carly, Kerri, Elva, Ashley, and me! We're watching Sweeney Todd!

~Colette #29

Weekend Win and Helping Others

"The ESU women’s soccer team was busy this weekend when it came to being active in the community. On Saturday, the warriors warmed up in their Think Pink t-shirts in support of research for Breast Cancer. After a very exciting win over Gannon on Saturday, the games continued as the team volunteered at the Special Olympics that were held on campus. They participated as linesmen, officials, and cheerers for the teams that participated. Overall, it was a great experience."

"I think the team liked the experience because they got to help others play a sport that they love to play and see the participants enjoy it too."

~KB

Captain and Senior

Sophomores: Growing Together :)

"The sophomore class is and has always been very close on and off the field. Last year, we were all inseparable during preseason and continued the bond throughout the fall season and spring season as well. We continued to stay close and as time flies, we realized that over a year has passed us by. It amazes us all how quickly our freshman year seemed to pass and sooner then we realized it was time for our sophomore year!"

"We are all definitely looking forward to spending the next two years as a group and continuing to bond on and off the field. We all know there is so much time to build as a team and we have so much more to learn from each other and from our own experiences as well. We know that our team has so many opportunities for success and we have built great relationships with not only the returning upperclassman but the incoming freshman class as well. These connections that we have made will continue to grow stronger and make us the best team we can be. We are all very excited to continue to improve on and off the field!"