Sunday, September 21
Fort Wayne, Ind.
3:30 p.m.
Purdue Fort Wayne
vs
Loyola (Ill.)
Mastodons Return Home to Face Loyola (Ill.)
9/20/2014 11:33:00 AM | Women's Soccer
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The IPFW women's soccer team wraps up the weekend's games at home on Sunday, September 21 as they host Loyola of Chicago Ramblers at 3:30 p.m. The game is part of a double header at Hefner Field on Sunday, with the IPFW men's soccer team kicking off the day at 1 p.m. against Green Bay.
Who: Loyola (Ill.) Ramblers (6-8-6 in 2013)
When: Sunday, September 21 |3:30 p.m.
Where: Hefner Field |Fort Wayne, Ind.
All-Time Series: Loyola (Ill.) leads, 4-1-1
Live Stats: Live Stats
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
IPFW traveled to Central Michigan looking for it first road win to open the weekend, but came away on the wrong side of a 2-0 contest against the Chippewas. After allowing two goals in the first half, the Mastodon's defense clamped down and held the home team scoreless for the final 60 minutes of the game. Freshman Taylor Pavlika—who has played on both sides of the ball for IPFW—collected a team-high three shots on the night.
Forwards Kallianne Mogler and Rachel Good continue to be key the offensive attack up-front. The freshman and junior, respectively, are atop the statistical categories for the 'Dons. The pair is tied for the team lead in goals with two a piece, while Mogler is first in both assists (2) and points (6). The freshman has made a big impact early in her inaugural year of collegiate soccer, and IPFW will continue to look to her to create chances up front.
The Blue and White's offense also has its two leading scorers from 2013 in forward Andie Lazzerini (3G, 2A) and midfielder Gaby Romo (4G, 1A). The sophomore tandem has combined for one goal and one assist so far in 2014. In all, eight different Mastodons have registered at least one point in 2014.
Third-year goalkeeper Sam Pavlika has recorded a 3.41 goals-against-average with 52 saves in 2014. The junior recently took over third in program history for career saves and needs just 26 more to move into second all-time. She is also on pace to break the program record by the end of the season.
SCOUTING THE RAMBLERS
The Ramblers have posted a 3-6-0 record in non-conference play heading into the matchup with IPFW at Hefner Field. Most recently, Loyola fell 2-1 at home to Milwaukee on Thursday, September 18, marking the team's third-straight loss after winning 1-0 in overtime against Green Bay on September 7. The Ramblers returned nine starters among 22 lettermen from a squad that went 6-8-6 in 2013.
In 2014, the offense has been led by newcomer Ava Senn-Raemont. The freshman forward/midfielder has netted four goals on nine shots in her first year of collegiate soccer—good for a .44 shot percentage mark. Senior defender Valerie Goyo has complimented the offense attack from the back line, knocking in two goals in seven games played—including the lone goal for the Ramblers in the 2-1 loss to Milwaukee. Overall, Loyola has spread the wealth in the attack as 12 different players have registered at least one point in 2014.
Valerie's twin sister Monica Goyo—a 2013 honorable mention All-Missouri Valley Conference honoree—is a third-year starter in goal for the Ramblers. The senior has spent 801:51 minutes in goal this season, collecting 41 saves while posting a 2.02 goals-against-average.
Loyola of Chicago is under the direction of head coach Barry Bimbi, who is in his 4th season at the helm of the Crusaders. Entering 2014, Bimbi owned a 20-27-9 record in three years.
ALL-TIME SERIES
Loyola of Chicago and IPFW will meet for the second-consecutive year and for the seventh time overall. The two programs met every year from 2002 to 2006 before renewing the series in 2013. While the Ramblers lead the all-time series 4-1-1, the Mastodons won the most recent meeting a year ago, 2-1, on the road in Chicago.
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
The lady 'Dons wrap up their non-conference slate at Indiana State on Sunday, September 28 at 1 p.m. before heading to South Dakota on Sunday, October 5 to open Summit League play against the Coyotes in a 2 p.m. contest.
~Feel the Rumble~
Who: Loyola (Ill.) Ramblers (6-8-6 in 2013)
When: Sunday, September 21 |3:30 p.m.
Where: Hefner Field |Fort Wayne, Ind.
All-Time Series: Loyola (Ill.) leads, 4-1-1
Live Stats: Live Stats
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
IPFW traveled to Central Michigan looking for it first road win to open the weekend, but came away on the wrong side of a 2-0 contest against the Chippewas. After allowing two goals in the first half, the Mastodon's defense clamped down and held the home team scoreless for the final 60 minutes of the game. Freshman Taylor Pavlika—who has played on both sides of the ball for IPFW—collected a team-high three shots on the night.
Forwards Kallianne Mogler and Rachel Good continue to be key the offensive attack up-front. The freshman and junior, respectively, are atop the statistical categories for the 'Dons. The pair is tied for the team lead in goals with two a piece, while Mogler is first in both assists (2) and points (6). The freshman has made a big impact early in her inaugural year of collegiate soccer, and IPFW will continue to look to her to create chances up front.
The Blue and White's offense also has its two leading scorers from 2013 in forward Andie Lazzerini (3G, 2A) and midfielder Gaby Romo (4G, 1A). The sophomore tandem has combined for one goal and one assist so far in 2014. In all, eight different Mastodons have registered at least one point in 2014.
Third-year goalkeeper Sam Pavlika has recorded a 3.41 goals-against-average with 52 saves in 2014. The junior recently took over third in program history for career saves and needs just 26 more to move into second all-time. She is also on pace to break the program record by the end of the season.
SCOUTING THE RAMBLERS
The Ramblers have posted a 3-6-0 record in non-conference play heading into the matchup with IPFW at Hefner Field. Most recently, Loyola fell 2-1 at home to Milwaukee on Thursday, September 18, marking the team's third-straight loss after winning 1-0 in overtime against Green Bay on September 7. The Ramblers returned nine starters among 22 lettermen from a squad that went 6-8-6 in 2013.
In 2014, the offense has been led by newcomer Ava Senn-Raemont. The freshman forward/midfielder has netted four goals on nine shots in her first year of collegiate soccer—good for a .44 shot percentage mark. Senior defender Valerie Goyo has complimented the offense attack from the back line, knocking in two goals in seven games played—including the lone goal for the Ramblers in the 2-1 loss to Milwaukee. Overall, Loyola has spread the wealth in the attack as 12 different players have registered at least one point in 2014.
Valerie's twin sister Monica Goyo—a 2013 honorable mention All-Missouri Valley Conference honoree—is a third-year starter in goal for the Ramblers. The senior has spent 801:51 minutes in goal this season, collecting 41 saves while posting a 2.02 goals-against-average.
Loyola of Chicago is under the direction of head coach Barry Bimbi, who is in his 4th season at the helm of the Crusaders. Entering 2014, Bimbi owned a 20-27-9 record in three years.
ALL-TIME SERIES
Loyola of Chicago and IPFW will meet for the second-consecutive year and for the seventh time overall. The two programs met every year from 2002 to 2006 before renewing the series in 2013. While the Ramblers lead the all-time series 4-1-1, the Mastodons won the most recent meeting a year ago, 2-1, on the road in Chicago.
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
The lady 'Dons wrap up their non-conference slate at Indiana State on Sunday, September 28 at 1 p.m. before heading to South Dakota on Sunday, October 5 to open Summit League play against the Coyotes in a 2 p.m. contest.
~Feel the Rumble~
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