Sunday, September 14
Oxford, Ohio
1 p.m.
Purdue Fort Wayne
at
Miami (Ohio)
Mastodons Finish Weekend at Miami (Ohio)
9/13/2014 2:30:00 PM | Women's Soccer
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The IPFW women's soccer team heads back out on the road to wrap up the weekend on Sunday, September 14 at Miami of Ohio. Game time is set for 1 p.m. at Miami Soccer Field.
Who: Miami (Ohio) RedHawks (11-6-4 in 2013)
When: Sunday, September 14 |1 p.m.
Where: Miami Soccer Field |Oxford, Ohio
All-Time Series: Series tied, 1-1
Live Stats: Available here on day-of-game
ABOUT IPFW
The IPFW Mastodon women's soccer squad returns 14 players who started at least two matches a season ago, including players who scored 10 of the team's 12 goals last year. Under first-year head coach Jason Burr, the Mastodons look to improve on their 6-12-1 record from 2013.
SCOUTING THE MASTODONS
Despite a 1-0 loss at home to Valparaiso in the team's last outing at home, the Mastodons' defense turned in its most solid performance of the season, allowing a season-low one goal while holding their opponent scoreless in the first half for the first time this season. Third-year keeper Sam Pavlika made four saves on the night, needing just two more saves to move into third on the all-time career saves list in program history. Pavlika has collected 40 saves with a 3.82 goals-against-average so far this season.
Forwards Kallianne Mogler and Rachel Good were again at the forefront of the offense against the Crusaders, accounting for half the shots by the 'Dons in the game. The freshman and junior, respectively, co-lead the team with two goals apiece, while they have combined for 17 shots and 10 points to pace the Blue and White. Mogler, who has earned a starting spot up front for IPFW, also leads the team with two assists on the year. Six other Mastodons have registered at least one point on the season with Gaby Romo, Taylor Pavlika and Lindsey Swope all collecting two each.
The IPFW offense also welcomes back its two leading scorers from last year in Romo (4G, 1A) and forward Andie Lazzerini (3G, 2A). The sophomore tandem has combined for one goal and one assist so far in 2014. The addition of Taylor Pavlika and the return of Brooke Bishir (2G) has also provided a boost on the offensive side of the ball.
SCOUTING THE REDHAWKS
The RedHawks have gone 3-1 to begin their 2014 campaign, including two wins over power conference members Purdue and Louisville. Miami's 2-1 win over the Boilermakers—a team that qualified for the NCAA tournament a year ago—on Sunday, September 7 was its first in series history. After starting the season with a four-game road slate, the RedHawks will host the Mastodons in their home-opener of the 2014 season.
Through four contests, Miami is averaging 1.25 goals per match while holding a 1.00 goals-against-average. Senior midfielder Kelsey Dinges and junior forward Haley Walter are tied for the team lead with three points on a goal and an assist apiece. The duo combined to score the game-winning goal in the 2-1 win at Louisville when Dinges finished Walter's crossing feed.
Senior goalkeeper Danielle Wiseman has spent all 360 minutes of the season in goal for the RedHawks, giving up just four goals while recording 12 saves and a .750 save-percentage to start her final year.
Miami of Ohio is under the direction of head coach Bobby Kramig, who is in his 18th season at the helm of the RedHawks' women's soccer program. As the only coach in program history, Kramig owns a 185-133-26 record entering the 2014 campaign. The RedHawks are coming off its best season in program history, when they finished second in the MAC with an 11-6-4 overall record in 2013.
ALL-TIME SERIES
The Mastodons and the RedHawks will meet for the third-consecutive year for the third meeting in the series history. IPFW and Miami of Ohio split the first two meetings, with the 'Dons taking the first game 1-0 in overtime on the road in 2012 and the RedHawks getting their revenge in a 3-0 victory in Fort Wayne last year.
IPFW PICKED SIXTH
IPFW was picked sixth by the Summit League coaches, announced by the league office prior to the start of the 2014 season. The Mastodons earned 31 total poll points. Denver, the defending Summit League champions, was unanimously picked as the favorite to repeat, collecting 64 points and eight first-place votes. South Dakota State was picked second with 55 points and one first-place vote, followed by North Dakota State (48), Oral Roberts (42), and Western Illinois (34). Rounding out the field after IPFW was IUPUI ( 19), Omaha (17) and South Dakota (14).
SCHEDULE
The Mastodons, in addition to their strenuous Summit League schedule, face off against a challenging non-conference slate that includes teams from the Big Ten (Michigan State), Big East (Butler), Mid-American Conference (Ball State, Miami (Ohio), and Central Michigan), Missouri Valley Conference (Loyola (Ill.) and Indiana State), Atlantic Sun Conference (Northern Kentucky), and Horizon League (Detroit and Valparaiso).
NEXT UP
For a second-consecutive weekend, IPFW will split the upcoming games with one road game and one home game on deck. The Mastodons will start the weekend on the road at Central Michigan on Friday, September 9 at 4 p.m. and then return to Hefner Field to finish the weekend at home against Loyola of Chicago at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, September 21.
~Feel the Rumble~
Who: Miami (Ohio) RedHawks (11-6-4 in 2013)
When: Sunday, September 14 |1 p.m.
Where: Miami Soccer Field |Oxford, Ohio
All-Time Series: Series tied, 1-1
Live Stats: Available here on day-of-game
ABOUT IPFW
The IPFW Mastodon women's soccer squad returns 14 players who started at least two matches a season ago, including players who scored 10 of the team's 12 goals last year. Under first-year head coach Jason Burr, the Mastodons look to improve on their 6-12-1 record from 2013.
SCOUTING THE MASTODONS
Despite a 1-0 loss at home to Valparaiso in the team's last outing at home, the Mastodons' defense turned in its most solid performance of the season, allowing a season-low one goal while holding their opponent scoreless in the first half for the first time this season. Third-year keeper Sam Pavlika made four saves on the night, needing just two more saves to move into third on the all-time career saves list in program history. Pavlika has collected 40 saves with a 3.82 goals-against-average so far this season.
Forwards Kallianne Mogler and Rachel Good were again at the forefront of the offense against the Crusaders, accounting for half the shots by the 'Dons in the game. The freshman and junior, respectively, co-lead the team with two goals apiece, while they have combined for 17 shots and 10 points to pace the Blue and White. Mogler, who has earned a starting spot up front for IPFW, also leads the team with two assists on the year. Six other Mastodons have registered at least one point on the season with Gaby Romo, Taylor Pavlika and Lindsey Swope all collecting two each.
The IPFW offense also welcomes back its two leading scorers from last year in Romo (4G, 1A) and forward Andie Lazzerini (3G, 2A). The sophomore tandem has combined for one goal and one assist so far in 2014. The addition of Taylor Pavlika and the return of Brooke Bishir (2G) has also provided a boost on the offensive side of the ball.
SCOUTING THE REDHAWKS
The RedHawks have gone 3-1 to begin their 2014 campaign, including two wins over power conference members Purdue and Louisville. Miami's 2-1 win over the Boilermakers—a team that qualified for the NCAA tournament a year ago—on Sunday, September 7 was its first in series history. After starting the season with a four-game road slate, the RedHawks will host the Mastodons in their home-opener of the 2014 season.
Through four contests, Miami is averaging 1.25 goals per match while holding a 1.00 goals-against-average. Senior midfielder Kelsey Dinges and junior forward Haley Walter are tied for the team lead with three points on a goal and an assist apiece. The duo combined to score the game-winning goal in the 2-1 win at Louisville when Dinges finished Walter's crossing feed.
Senior goalkeeper Danielle Wiseman has spent all 360 minutes of the season in goal for the RedHawks, giving up just four goals while recording 12 saves and a .750 save-percentage to start her final year.
Miami of Ohio is under the direction of head coach Bobby Kramig, who is in his 18th season at the helm of the RedHawks' women's soccer program. As the only coach in program history, Kramig owns a 185-133-26 record entering the 2014 campaign. The RedHawks are coming off its best season in program history, when they finished second in the MAC with an 11-6-4 overall record in 2013.
ALL-TIME SERIES
The Mastodons and the RedHawks will meet for the third-consecutive year for the third meeting in the series history. IPFW and Miami of Ohio split the first two meetings, with the 'Dons taking the first game 1-0 in overtime on the road in 2012 and the RedHawks getting their revenge in a 3-0 victory in Fort Wayne last year.
IPFW PICKED SIXTH
IPFW was picked sixth by the Summit League coaches, announced by the league office prior to the start of the 2014 season. The Mastodons earned 31 total poll points. Denver, the defending Summit League champions, was unanimously picked as the favorite to repeat, collecting 64 points and eight first-place votes. South Dakota State was picked second with 55 points and one first-place vote, followed by North Dakota State (48), Oral Roberts (42), and Western Illinois (34). Rounding out the field after IPFW was IUPUI ( 19), Omaha (17) and South Dakota (14).
SCHEDULE
The Mastodons, in addition to their strenuous Summit League schedule, face off against a challenging non-conference slate that includes teams from the Big Ten (Michigan State), Big East (Butler), Mid-American Conference (Ball State, Miami (Ohio), and Central Michigan), Missouri Valley Conference (Loyola (Ill.) and Indiana State), Atlantic Sun Conference (Northern Kentucky), and Horizon League (Detroit and Valparaiso).
NEXT UP
For a second-consecutive weekend, IPFW will split the upcoming games with one road game and one home game on deck. The Mastodons will start the weekend on the road at Central Michigan on Friday, September 9 at 4 p.m. and then return to Hefner Field to finish the weekend at home against Loyola of Chicago at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, September 21.
~Feel the Rumble~
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