Women’s soccer aims to fulfill potential this season
The women’s soccer team looks to continue its success and advance to its fourteenth consecutive trip to the NCAA tournament.
The women’s soccer team looks to continue its success and advance to its fourteenth consecutive trip to the NCAA tournament.
Columnist Jonathan Beck stakes his claim for the men’s and women’s track and field teams as the best athletic programs at Ithaca College.
Senior goalie Beth Coppolecchia has been a huge factor for women’s soccer team this season.
The women’s soccer team continues to play on Carp Wood Field, a grass field, while many rival schools have transitioned to turf over the past few years.
Mindy Quigg, leader of the women’s soccer program, earned her 300th win at the college Sept. 23 after a 6–0 win over Alfred University.
The women’s soccer team won 6–0 against the Alfred University Saxons on Sept. 23.
John Boccacino was recently hired as the new associate director of athletic communications in August.
The Blue and Gold played a strong defensive attack to shut out the Farmingdale Rams to improve their record to 3–1 on the season.
Sophomore Mackenzie Hinchliffe transferred from Stony Brook University to Ithaca this season.
The women’s soccer team defeated Keuka College in its home opener at Carp Wood Field on Sept. 1.
The women’s soccer team aims to regain the top spot in the Empire 8 and make a run at the NCAA Tournament this season.
Patrick Ouckama ’05 was recently named the head men’s soccer coach.