Last June, Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen walked onto the pitch for his country to face Finland in the group stage of the 2020 UEFA European Football Championship in Copenhagen. Little did he know...
The 10th-ranked Case Western Reserve University women’s soccer team’s glorious season came to a saddening close on Saturday, Nov. 20. After making it to the round of 16 in the 2021 NCAA Division III...
In their final regular season game, the women’s soccer team had the opportunity to not only potentially receive a bid to the NCAA Division III Championships, but also to make history and join the Case...
The extraordinary season of the Case Western Reserve University women’s soccer team continued last week as the Spartans improved to a 13-1-2 overall record after a 1-1 tie versus the University of Chicago...
Behind stellar performances across the roster, the Case Western Reserve University women’s soccer team crushed John Carroll University and Muskingum University 7-0 and 7-1, respectively. Fourth-year...
Following an exciting display of offensive prowess, the Case Western Reserve University Spartans split two games this past week and concluded with a 6-1 win at home over the Westminster College Titans...
The pandemic disrupted every aspect of our normal life. For the fall semester, teams didn’t compete in any games and struggled to conduct meaningful practices under the social distancing guidelines....
Case Western Reserve University’s women’s soccer ended their strong 2019-2020 season in December after reaching the NCAA Division III Championship tournament under the guidance of new coach Jen Simonetti.
The...
The Case Western Reserve University women’s soccer team dropped their first round match of the NCAA Division III playoffs against College of Wooster in penalty kicks, 4-3, after a scoreless double overtime...
On Monday, the women’s soccer team received an invitation to play in the NCAA Division III Championship. This is the second time in program history that a Case Western Reserve University soccer team...
