Breaking news
South Africa stripped of their 2023 Rugby World Cup title…U.S. women’s national soccer team starts World Cup with 3-0…Pakistan vs Jordan 0-3: FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier –…World Cup 2023-24 prize money: How much did Mikaela Shiffrin…T20 World Cup 2024: England star Ben Stokes pulls out…Former Michigan football tight end selects transfer destination – Yahoo…Egypt’s Late Goal Denies Mozambique’s Thrilling Comeback in the African…Ghana Suffers Heartbreaking 1-2 Defeat to Cape Verde Islands in…FIFA and Coca-Cola Men World RankingLionel Messi wins football’s Ballon d’Or for the eighth timeTwo individuals tragically lost their lives before the scheduled football…WORLD CUP QUALIFIERS: Brazil’s Coach Diniz Praises Neymar and Vinicius.Morocco, Portugal and Spain joint bid FIFA World Cup 2030The Best 2023: Over One Million Votes Cast with the…Euro 2028 to be hosted by Britain and Ireland, while…Portugal secures their inaugural World Cup victoryPreview of the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup Match: India…Welteji and Kessler achieved world record breaking performancesAsian Games 2023: Gilas Pilipinas win first men’s basketball gold Cricket World Cup 2023: Pakistan beat NetherlandsPakistan vs Afghanistan15 ways to make the most of your new cameraGALLERY: Clear Fork Girls Soccer Division IV Regional Semifinal –…India's Riiohlang Dhar to officiate as assistant referee in FIFA…Wayzata, Edina, Holy Angels, Mahtomedi, Southwest Christian, Providence Academy to…New Jersey high school football playoff brackets; Scores, NJSIAA Updates…Youth football game moved due to Trump Rally Saturday –…

USI Women’s Soccer set to host first two rounds of OVC Tournament – 14 News WFIE Evansville


EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) – West-side soccer fans, get excited for next week! That’s because USI women‘s soccer is postseason-bound! The Lady Eagles’ will host the first two rounds, of the OVC Tournament!
Now their overall record is just 5-8-5, but their conference record, is a very solid, 4-2-3. Things have really come together well for Eric Schoenstein’s club, since the conference season began, as they started league play, with a win and two draws, and then got red hot, the last three weeks, going unbeaten in that stretch, with three wins and one tie.
All that, earned them a fourth-place finish in the Ohio Valley Conference, a first round tournament bye, and a quarterfinal home match.
“It‘s huge, to sit there and not jump on a bus on Tuesday to drive for a Thursday game and sit in a hotel for potentially five days, when you can sleep in your own bed,” said USI women’s soccer head coach, Eric Schoenstein. “You can train at your own facilities, go to class and be in a routine. That’s huge, so we knew what was on the line. We knew we needed a result, and then we obviously did a tremendous effort and got the 3-0 win. So here we are hosting for the second year in a row, that’s huge. Now last year, we got beat by a better team, so now it’s about focusing on winning that quarterfinal and making it to the final four for the first time.”
“We do not want to drive anywhere, at least the first couple rounds. We want to play here again,” said USI junior, Peyton Murphy. “We didn’t want the seniors to have this be their last home game. We just continue to stress, just keep working, keep going, nothing’s going to be given to us.”
Here’s how the first two rounds of the bracket look. Morehead State and Tennessee Martin will play at USI on Thursday, and then the Lady Eagles will face the winner of that match, at home, on Sunday, November 3rd, at 1:00.
Copyright 2024 WFIE. All rights reserved.

source

Share this post

PinIt

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

scroll to top