Sunday, September 28
Terre Haute, Ind.
1 p.m.
Purdue Fort Wayne
at
Indiana State
Mastodons Wrap Up Non-Conference Slate at Indiana State
9/27/2014 11:16:00 AM | Women's Soccer
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The IPFW women's soccer team concludes its non-conference schedule on Sunday, September 28 at Indiana State. Game time is set for 1 p.m. at Memorial Stadium in Terre Haute, Ind.
Who: Indiana State Sycamores (2-6-3)
When: Sunday, September 28 |1 p.m.
Where: Memorial Stadium |Terre Haute, Ind.
All-Time Series: Indiana State leads, 4-3-1
Live Stats: Live Stats
Live Video: Live Video
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 notched its second win of the season at home on Sunday, September 21 at Hefner Field as they used two first-half goals and strong second-half defense to hold off the Loyola Ramblers 2-1. Freshman forward Kallianne Mogler continues to key the attack up front, assisting on both of the home team's goals in the victory on Sunday afternoon. Mogler delivered perfect balls across the front of the goal to sophomore Mayson Whitman and freshman Kassidy Simpkinks in the 27th and 28th minutes, respectively, to give the 'Dons its largest first-half lead of 2014. While Loyola found the back of the net in the second half to cut the deficit to one, IPFW was able to draw an offsides on what would have been the game-tying goal and then clamped down to secure the win.
Mogler is turning in an impressive freshman campaign as she leads the team in assists (4) and points (8) in addition to co-leading the team in goals (2) with junior Rachel Good. Overall, the Mastodons have been balanced on the offensive side of the ball through the first six weeks of the season with seven different players registering a goal and nine players collecting at least one point. The defense meanwhile, has played well as of late, highlighted by a season-low one goal allowed against Loyola.
Third-year keeper Sam Pavlika continues to improve her numbers in the net each game. She's recorded a 3.09 goals-against-average and 59 saves in 2014. The junior now has 243 career saves and recently overtook third place on the all-time career saves list in program history. She needs just 19 more to move into second place and is on pace to break the program record of 294 before the end of her third season.
The Mastodons are looking for their first road win of the season before they open up Summit League play, also on the road.
SCOUTING THE SYCAMORES
The Sycamores have posted a 2-6-3 record heading into match-up with the Mastodons. Most recently, ISU dropped its Missouri Valley Conference opener 2-0 at home to Loyola of Chicago on Friday, September 26. Indiana State returned seven starters among 21 returning letterwinners from a squad that went 10-9 a year ago.
ISU has a potent offensive attack led by midfielders Maddie Orf and Sydney Lovelace. The sophomore and junior, respectively, are tied for the team lead in points with 10 a piece, with Orf registering four goals and two assists and Lovelace knocking in three goals and four assists on the year. Two other players—Natalie Vaught and Kate Johnson—have recorded three goals and one assists each to tie for third on the team in points with 7 a piece. Overall, six players have knocked in goals, five have recorded assists and seven have tallied points in 10 games.
Goalkeeper Brittany San Roman has posted a 2.04 goals-against-average, 74 saves and two shutouts so far in 2014. The sophomore, who has played all 970 minutes of the year in goal for the Sycamores, is in her second year as the starter in the net after starting 15 games as a true freshman en route to being honored as a member of the 2013 Missouri Valley All-Freshman Team.
Indiana State is under the direction of head coach Erika True, who is in her 6th season at the helm of the Sycamores. Entering 2014, True owned a 35-52-7 record in five years.
ALL-TIME SERIES
Indiana State and IPFW will meet for the fifth-consecutive year and for the 10th time overall. The series began in 2002 and the teams have faced-off in almost every year since then, with the exception of 2003, 2006, 2008 and 2009. While the Sycamores lead the series 4-3-1, the teams have split the last four meetings 2-2. In the latest meeting a year ago, Indiana State broke a two-year winning streak by IPFW as they won 2-0 over the 'Dons in Fort Wayne. The Mastodons can even the series at 4-4-1 with a win on the road on Sunday.
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 Mastodons begin their Summit League schedule on the road on at South Dakota on Sunday, October 5, taking on the Coyotes in a 2 p.m. contest.
~Feel the Rumble~
Who: Indiana State Sycamores (2-6-3)
When: Sunday, September 28 |1 p.m.
Where: Memorial Stadium |Terre Haute, Ind.
All-Time Series: Indiana State leads, 4-3-1
Live Stats: Live Stats
Live Video: Live Video
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 notched its second win of the season at home on Sunday, September 21 at Hefner Field as they used two first-half goals and strong second-half defense to hold off the Loyola Ramblers 2-1. Freshman forward Kallianne Mogler continues to key the attack up front, assisting on both of the home team's goals in the victory on Sunday afternoon. Mogler delivered perfect balls across the front of the goal to sophomore Mayson Whitman and freshman Kassidy Simpkinks in the 27th and 28th minutes, respectively, to give the 'Dons its largest first-half lead of 2014. While Loyola found the back of the net in the second half to cut the deficit to one, IPFW was able to draw an offsides on what would have been the game-tying goal and then clamped down to secure the win.
Mogler is turning in an impressive freshman campaign as she leads the team in assists (4) and points (8) in addition to co-leading the team in goals (2) with junior Rachel Good. Overall, the Mastodons have been balanced on the offensive side of the ball through the first six weeks of the season with seven different players registering a goal and nine players collecting at least one point. The defense meanwhile, has played well as of late, highlighted by a season-low one goal allowed against Loyola.
Third-year keeper Sam Pavlika continues to improve her numbers in the net each game. She's recorded a 3.09 goals-against-average and 59 saves in 2014. The junior now has 243 career saves and recently overtook third place on the all-time career saves list in program history. She needs just 19 more to move into second place and is on pace to break the program record of 294 before the end of her third season.
The Mastodons are looking for their first road win of the season before they open up Summit League play, also on the road.
SCOUTING THE SYCAMORES
The Sycamores have posted a 2-6-3 record heading into match-up with the Mastodons. Most recently, ISU dropped its Missouri Valley Conference opener 2-0 at home to Loyola of Chicago on Friday, September 26. Indiana State returned seven starters among 21 returning letterwinners from a squad that went 10-9 a year ago.
ISU has a potent offensive attack led by midfielders Maddie Orf and Sydney Lovelace. The sophomore and junior, respectively, are tied for the team lead in points with 10 a piece, with Orf registering four goals and two assists and Lovelace knocking in three goals and four assists on the year. Two other players—Natalie Vaught and Kate Johnson—have recorded three goals and one assists each to tie for third on the team in points with 7 a piece. Overall, six players have knocked in goals, five have recorded assists and seven have tallied points in 10 games.
Goalkeeper Brittany San Roman has posted a 2.04 goals-against-average, 74 saves and two shutouts so far in 2014. The sophomore, who has played all 970 minutes of the year in goal for the Sycamores, is in her second year as the starter in the net after starting 15 games as a true freshman en route to being honored as a member of the 2013 Missouri Valley All-Freshman Team.
Indiana State is under the direction of head coach Erika True, who is in her 6th season at the helm of the Sycamores. Entering 2014, True owned a 35-52-7 record in five years.
ALL-TIME SERIES
Indiana State and IPFW will meet for the fifth-consecutive year and for the 10th time overall. The series began in 2002 and the teams have faced-off in almost every year since then, with the exception of 2003, 2006, 2008 and 2009. While the Sycamores lead the series 4-3-1, the teams have split the last four meetings 2-2. In the latest meeting a year ago, Indiana State broke a two-year winning streak by IPFW as they won 2-0 over the 'Dons in Fort Wayne. The Mastodons can even the series at 4-4-1 with a win on the road on Sunday.
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 Mastodons begin their Summit League schedule on the road on at South Dakota on Sunday, October 5, taking on the Coyotes in a 2 p.m. contest.
~Feel the Rumble~
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