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 June 7, 2007Neese selected as Hendrix's head women's soccer coach (From Hendrix's website) CONWAY, Ark. - Justin Neese has been named as the new Head Women’s Soccer Coach at Hendrix College. Neese comes to the Warriors from the University of the Ozarks, where he served as the Head Women's Soccer Coach for two seasons. Complete Release  December
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2006Millsaps' Fell selected to NSCAA/adidas College Women's Scholar All-South Team As announced by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA), junior defender Julia Fell of Millsaps College has been selected as an honorable mention to the Academic All-South Region Team. Complete Release | Millsaps Release December
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2006Semmler and Koenig of Trinity named NSCAA/adidas All-Americans Trinity University's Kate Semmler and Jessica Koenig were both named to the NSCAA All-American Teams. Semmler was selected to the Second Team, while Koenig was chosen to the Third Team. Complete Release | Trinity Release December
1, 2006SCAC has nine selected to NSCAA Division III Women's All-Region Soccer Teams Federspiel of DePauw; Koenig and Semmler of Trinity earn First Team honors The National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) released its 2006 NCAA Division III Women's All-Region Teams today and the SCAC had nine individuals receive recognition. Jessica Koenig and Kate Semmler, both of Trinity University, were named All-South Region First Team while teammates Lauren Andrews and Jennifer Wray were Second team honorees. Colleen Walsh of Austin College and Katy Buckner of Rhodes College were named to the Third Team. In the Great Lakes Region, Davis Federspiel of DePauw University was a First Team selection and teammate Mary Beth Robinson was named to the Second Team. Allison Terry of Centre College received Third Team honors. South Region Team | Great Lakes Region Team | Trinity Release | Austin Release | Rhodes Release | DePauw Release | Centre Release  November 27, 2006Trinity's Koenig and DePauw's Federspiel named D3kicks.com All-Americans Seven from SCAC make All-Region teams In the release of the inaugural D3kicks.com All-American Women's Soccer Team, Jessica Koenig of Trinity University was named to the Second Team and Davis Federspiel of DePauw University was a Third Team selection. Koenig along with teammate Jennifer Fifield were selected First Team All-South Region. Trinity had three players named to the All-South Region Second Team - Lauren Andrews, Jennifer Wray and Kate Semmler. Federspiel and Erin Menard of Centre College were First Team All-Great Lakes Region selections. All-American Release | South Region Team | Great Lakes Region Team | Trinity Release | Centre Release | DePauw Release  November 14, 2006Trinity's Semmler and Koenig headline 2006 All-SCAC Women's Soccer Team SUWANEE, Ga. - In exclusive voting by the head women’s soccer coaches of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC), Trinity University’s Kate Semmler was selected the Offensive Player-of-the-Year and her teammate Jessica Koenig was chosen the SCAC Defensive Player-of-the-Year. Complete Release  November
12, 2006Trinity eliminated from NCAA Women's Soccer Tournament (From Trinity's website) TACOMA, Wash. - The Hardin-Simmons University Cowgirls edged the top-ranked Trinity University Tigers 2-1 Sunday in the NCAA Division III women’s soccer second round at the University of Puget Sound. Complete Release | Box Score | Tournament Website November
11, 2006DePauw's season ends in NCAA First Round (From DePauw's website) WHEATON, Ill. - Macalester scored twice in the opening 25 minutes of the second half and held on to defeat DePauw, 2-1, in the NCAA Division III Championship first round match. Complete Release | Box Score | Tournament Website November
11, 2006Trinity downs Willamette on PKs in NCAA Women's Soccer Tournament (From Trinity's website) TACOMA, Wash. - The top-ranked Trinity University Tigers women’s soccer team advanced to the NCAA Division III second round 3-1 on penalty kicks over Willamette (Ore.) at the University of Puget Sound. Complete Release | Box Score | Tournament Website November
6, 2006DePauw and Trinity earn spots in NCAA Division III Women's Soccer Championships INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - The NCAA Division III Women’s Soccer Committee announced the field of 60 teams for the 2006 NCAA Division III Women’s Soccer Championship yesterday. DePauw earned an at-large bid while Trinity secured the league's automatic bid. 2006 Selection Release | 2006 DIII Women's Soccer Bracket | DePauw Release | Trinity Release  October 29, 2006Trinity wraps up SCAC Women's Soccer title (From Trinity's website) SEWANEE, Tenn. - With Sunday's 3-0 win over University of the South-Sewanee, the Trinity University Tiger women's soccer team has secured the 2006 SCAC Championship, the program's fifth in seven years. Complete Release October
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2006Trinity moves to top of D3kicks.com national rankings Trinity University (13-0-1), after spending four weeks at No. 2, moved to top of this week's D3kicks.com national Top 25. Trinity defeated Centre College, 1-0, and previously No. 22 DePauw University, 1-0, in SCAC play last weekend. Messiah, which had been No. 1 all year, lost its first match of the season to SUNY-Oneonta, which allowed the TU Tigers to move to No. 1. DePauw (9-4-0) lost twice - to both Southwestern and Trinity by 1-0 margins - and dropped out of the rankings for the first time since Week 2. Complete Rankings   October
24, 2006Trinity new No. 1; DePauw 17th in this week's NSCAA Women's Top 25 After four straight weeks at No. 2, Trinity University is the nation's new No. 1 according to this week's NSCAA/adidas Top 25 National Rankings. The TU Tigers (13-0-1) defeated two regionally-ranked teams last weekend in SCAC play, Centre, 1-0 and DePauw, 1-0, and coupled with Messiah's 2-1 loss to SUNY-Oneonta, moved to the rankings top position. DePauw University (9-4-0) lost to both Trinity and Southwestern (1-0) and dropped from 14th to 17th in this week's rankings. Complete Rankings October
24, 2006SCAC has four in NSCAA Regional Rankings For the first time since Sept. 12, the SCAC has four teams in the NSCAA Regional rankings. Trinity University (13-0-1) remains atop the South Region NSCAA/adidas women's rankings for the eighth consecutive week after winning its two SCAC games last week - 1-0 shutouts of two regionally-ranked teams: Centre College and DePauw University. Rhodes College (11-3-2) moved up a place in the South Region rankings to eighth. The Lynx defeated Hendrix, 5-1, and Austin College, 1-0 in overtime, in SCAC action last weekend. Despite losing to both Trinity and Southwestern University, 1-0, DePauw University (9-4-0) remained in second place in the Great Lakes Region rankings. Centre College (12-4-0) split SCAC games against top-ranked Trinity (1-0 loss) and Southwestern (4-2 win) and remained in 10th place in the Great Lakes. South Region | Great Lakes Region  October
24, 2006Fifield of Trinity named to D3kicks.com Team of the Week Junior goalkeeper Jennifer Fifield of Trinity University was selected to the D3kicks.com National Team of the Week for her efforts last week. Fifield recorded a pair of shutouts in SCAC play over the weekend, keeping Trinity in the lead in the SCAC standings. Complete Release October
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2006Trinity second; DePauw 22nd in D3kicks.com Top 25 rankings For the fourth consecutive week, Trinity University (11-0-1) is ranked second in the D3kicks.com national Top 25. In the TU Tigers only match last week, Coach Lance Key's squad pounded Schreiner (Tex.) University, 10-0. DePauw University (9-2-0) did not play last last week, but the Tigers slipped in the minds of some voters, dropping two places in the rankings to come in at No. 22. Complete Rankings October
17, 2006Trinity 2nd; DePauw 14th in this week's NSCAA Women's Top 25 For the fourth consecutive week, Trinity University is ranked second in the NSCAA/adidas Top 25 National Rankings. The TU Tigers (11-0-1) defeated Schreiner (Texas) University, 10-0, it their only game of the week. DePauw University (9-2-0) was off last week, but that didn't stop the Tigers from moving up in the national rankings. After spending two weeks at No. 15, DePauw jumped one place to 14th in this week's rankings. Complete Rankings October
17, 2006Trinity first; Rhodes ninth in South; DePauw moves to second in Great Lakes in NSCAA Regional Rankings Trinity University (11-0-1) remained atop the South Region NSCAA/adidas women's rankings for the seventh consecutive week after winning its only game of the week - a 10-0 blanking of Schreiner (Texas) University. After falling out of the rankings two weeks ago, Rhodes College (9-3-2) re-entered the South Region rankings at ninth. The Lynx won three games last week, defeating Crichton, 7-0, Eastern (Pa.), 2-1, and St. Mary's (Md.), 2-1. Despite taking the week off and after spending three straight weeks at No. 3, DePauw University (9-2-0) moved up a place to second in the Great Lakes Region rankings. After entering the rankings at 10th, Centre College (11-3-0) went 2-1 last week and dropped out of the Great Lakes Region rankings. South Region | Great Lakes Region October 10, 2006 Trinity remains second; DePauw 20th in D3kicks.com Top 25 rankings For the third consecutive week, Trinity University (10-0-1) is ranked second in the D3kicks.com national Top 25. DePauw University (9-2-0) improved two positions in this week's standings and comes in at 20th. Complete Rankings October
10, 2006No change for SCAC in NSCAA Women's Top 25 Trinity University remained second and DePauw University remained 15th in this week's NSCAA/adidas Top 25 National Rankings. The TU Tigers (10-0-1) defeated Austin (5-0) and Hendrix (5-0) in SCAC play last week. The DU Tigers (9-2-0) also won twice, picking up SCAC wins against Oglethorpe (6-0) and Sewanee (1-0 in overtime). Complete Rankings October
10, 2006Trinity first in South; DePauw third; Centre 10th in Great Lakes in NSCAA Regional Rankings Trinity University (10-0-1) remained atop the South Region NSCAA/adidas women's rankings for the sixth consecutive week with SCAC victories over Austin, 5-0, and Hendrix, 5-0. DePauw University (9-2-0) also won twice in league play, defeating Oglethorpe, 6-0, and Sewanee, 1-0 in overtime, and remained third in the Great Lakes Region rankings for the third consecutive week. Entering the Great Lakes rankings this week is Centre College (9-2-0), who split conference games last weekend against Sewanee (3-1 loss) and Oglethorpe (2-0 win). South Region | Great Lakes Region   October
3, 2006Trinity pair earn D3kicks.com National Team of the Week honor Senior forward Kate Semmler (far left) and junior defender Jessica Koenig (immediate left) - both of Trinity University - were among 11 women soccer players named to this week's D3kicks.com National Team of the Week. Complete Release October
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2006Trinity remains second; DePauw 22nd in D3kicks.com Top 25 rankings Centre College receives votes This week's D3kicks.com Top 25 national rankings remained unchanged for the SCAC's big two as Trinity University (8-0-1) remained in second place and DePauw University (7-2-0) is still ranked 22nd. Centre College (8-1-0), for the second time this season, received votes in the Top25 rankings. Complete Rankings October
3, 2006Trinity second; DePauw 15th in NSCAA Women's Top 25 Trinity University remained second and DePauw University improved one place to 15th in this week's NSCAA/adidas Top 25 National Rankings. The TU Tigers (8-0-1) defeated Texas Lutheran, 2-0, and University of Dallas, 2-0, in non-conference action last week. The DU Tigers (7-2-0) also won twice, picking up SCAC wins against Millsaps (4-0) and Rhodes (3-2). Complete Rankings October
3, 2006Trinity first in South; DePauw third in Great Lakes in NSCAA Regional Rankings Trinity University (8-0-1) remained atop the South Region NSCAA/adidas women's rankings for the fifth consecutive week with victories over Texas Lutheran (2-0) and University of Dallas (2-0. Rhodes College (6-3-1) lost twice and fell from the South Region rankings this week. DePauw University (7-2-0) won twice in league play, defeating Millsaps (4-0) and Rhodes (3-2) and remained third in the Great Lakes Region rankings for the second consecutive week. South Region | Great Lakes Region  September
26, 2006Rowley of Trinity named to D3kicks.com Team of the Week First-year midfielder Paige Rowley of Trinity University was selected to the D3kicks.com National Team of the Week for her efforts last week. Rowley scored five goals in two Tiger wins over the weekend to open conference play. Rowley had two goals on five shots in Friday's win over 24th-ranked Rhodes, followed by a Sunday afternoon hat trick against Millsaps in which she scored three consecutive goals. Complete Release | Trinity Release September
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2006Trinity up to second; DePauw slips to 22nd in D3kicks.com Top 25 rankings Rhodes College drops out of rankings After two weeks at No. 4, the Trinity University women's soccer team improved two places to second in this week's D3kicks.com Top 25 rankings. DePauw University, which lost its only two matches of the week, dropped from seventh to 22nd, and Rhodes College dropped out completely out of the rankings after debuting at No. 25 last week. Complete Rankings September
26, 2006Trinity second; DePauw 16th in NSCAA Women's Top 25 Rhodes drops from rankings Trinity University moved up two places to second and DePauw University slipped from eighth to 16th in this week's NSCAA/adidas Top 25 National Rankings. The TU Tigers (6-0-1) won two SCAC matches last week - defeating No. 24 Rhodes College, 8-1, and Millsaps College 8-0. The DU Tigers (5-2-0) had a tough week, dropping its first games of the 2006 season - a 3-0 loss to No. 21 Wheaton (Ill.) and a 1-0 loss to University of Chicago. Ranked 24th last week, Rhodes College (6-1-1) dropped from the rankings with an 8-1 loss to Trinity and a 2-2 double-overtime with Southwestern University. Complete Rankings September 26, 2006 Three SCAC teams in this week's NSCAA Regional Rankings The SCAC has two teams ranked in the third South Region NSCAA/adidas women's rankings - led by No. 1 Trinity University (6-0-1). Rhodes College (6-1-1) slipped from fourth to seventh. After being ranked second for three consecutive weeks, DePauw University (5-2-0) slipped to third in this week's Great Lakes Region rankings. South Region | Great Lakes Region September
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2006Trinity remains fourth; DePauw moves to seventh; Rhodes in at 25th in D3kicks.com Top 25 rankings Centre College also receives votes The Trinity University women's soccer team remained in fourth for the second consecutive week and, for the second consecutive week, DePauw University jumped six places to seventh in this week's D3kicks.com Top 25 rankings. Joining the TU and DU Tigers as SCAC representatives in the Top 25, Rhodes College makes its debut in the rankings, tying for 25th place after receiving votes the last two weeks. A fourth conference team received recognition as Centre College racked up three votes. Complete Rankings September
19, 2006Trinity fourth; DePauw eight; Rhodes 24th in NSCAA Women's Top 25 Trinity University remained in fourth place, DePauw University moved from 10th to eighth and for the first time this year, Rhodes College cracked the Top 25, tying for 24th place, in this week's NSCAA/adidas Top 25 National Rankings. The TU Tigers (4-0-1) won its only match of the week - defeating William Smith, 1-0 in overtime. It was Trinity's fourth overtime in five matches. The DU Tigers (5-0-0) also won their only match - a 2-1 victory over regionally-ranked Ohio Wesleyan. Rhodes College (6-0-0) picked up three victories last week, two over Division II opposition - a 4-2 win over Christian Brothers and 2-1 defeat of Delta State. Complete Rankings September 19, 2006 SCAC still has four in NSCAA Regional Rankings The SCAC has three teams ranked in the second South Region NSCAA/adidas women's rankings - led by No. 1 Trinity University (4-0-1). Rhodes College (6-0-0) improved from fifth to fourth and Sewanee: Univ. of the South (4-1-0) moved from up a spot to eighth. DePauw University (5-0-0) is ranked second in the Great Lakes Region rankings for the third consecutive week. South Region | Great Lakes Region  September
12, 2006Millsaps' Barber named to D3kicks.com Team of the Week Sophomore midfielder Hayley Barber of Millsaps College was selected to the D3kicks.com National Team of the Week for her efforts last week. Barber helped the Millsaps women's soccer team pick up its first win of the season on Saturday, scoring the lone goal in a 1-0 shutout win over Louisiana College. Complete Release | Millsaps Release September
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2006Trinity fourth; DePauw 13th in D3kicks.com Top 25 rankings Rhodes College moving up The Trinity University women's soccer team improved two places to sixth and DePauw University jumped six big places to 13th in this week's D3kicks.com Top 25 rankings. The TU Tigers (3-0-1) and the DU Tigers (4-0-0) both won twice last week. Rhodes College (3-0-0) saw its vote total increase from five to 16 this week after a 4-1 victory over Maryville (Tenn.) Complete Rankings September
12, 2006DePauw and Trinity both in Top 10 of the NSCAA National Rankings Trinity University moved from seventh to fourth place and DePauw University remained 10th for the second consecutive poll in this week's NSCAA/adidas Top 25 National Rankings. The TU Tigers (3-0-1) won twice over the week - defeating Texas-Tyler (1-0 in overtime) and Texas-Dallas (2-1 in overtime). The DU Tigers (4-0-0) also won twice with victories over Wittenberg (2-1) and Earlham (1-0 in overtime). Complete Rankings September 12, 2006 Four SCAC teams in NSCAA Regional Rankings The SCAC has three teams ranked in the first South Region NSCAA/adidas women's rankings - led by No. 1 Trinity University (3-0-1). Rhodes College (3-0-0) improved from sixth to fifth and Sewanee: Univ. of the South (3-1-0) slipped a spot to ninth. DePauw University (4-0-0) is ranked second in the Great Lakes Region rankings for the second consecutive week. South Region | Great Lakes Region  September
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2006Hendrix's Andreen named to D3kicks.com Team of the Week Senior forward Kristin Andreen of Hendrix College, who tallied one goal and two assists on eight shots in Saturday's 5-0 win over Louisiana College, was named to the D3kicks.com National Team of the Week for her opening-weekend efforts against the Wildcats. Complete Release September
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2006Trinity slips from fifth to sixth; DePauw enters at 19th in D3kicks.com Top 25 rankings Rhodes College receives votes The Trinity University women's soccer team dropped on position to sixth in the first regular season D3kicks.com Top 25 rankings. The Tigers (1-0-1) tied then No. 18 Hardin-Simmons (2-2) before rebounding with a 1-0 shutout of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (1-0) in its opening weekend of play. DePauw University (2-0-0), which had received votes in the preseason poll, enters this week's rankings at 19th after 1-0 victories over Washington (Mo.) and SUNY-Fredonia. Rhodes College (2-0-0) received five votes in the poll. Complete Rankings September
5, 2006SCAC has two in the Top 10 of the NSCAA National Rankings Trinity University remained in seventh place in this week's NSCAA/adidas Top 25 National Rankings. The Tigers (1-0-1) tied then No. 22 Hardin-Simmons (2-2) before posting a 1-0 shutout of University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. DePauw University (2-0-0) improved from 17th to 10th in this week's poll on the heels of victories over Washington (Mo.) and SUNY-Fredonia - both the score of 1-0. Complete Rankings September 5, 2006 Four SCAC teams in NSCAA Regional Rankings Led by No. 1 Trinity University (1-0-1), the SCAC has three teams ranked in the first South Region NSCAA/adidas women's rankings. Rhodes College (2-0-0) is ranked sixth and Sewanee: Univ. of the South (2-0-0) is ranked eighth. DePauw University (2-0-0) is ranked second in the Great Lakes Region rankings. South Region | Great Lakes Region August 15,
2006D3kicks.com has Trinity fifth in preseason rankings DePauw just three votes from cracking Top 25 The Trinity University women's soccer team is ranked fifth in the 2006 preseason D3kicks.com Top 25 rankings. Defending SCAC champion DePauw University received 52 votes in the rankings, the most of any school outside of the Top 25. Complete Rankings  August
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2006Trinity to improve soccer fields; weight room facilities (From Trinity's website) SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Trinity University Director of Athletics Bob King has announced improvements to the school’s soccer field and weight room. The soccer field, dedicated in 1990, will be extended by eight yards, making it 120 yards long. The width will be expanded to 76 yards, from 66. The dimensions will meet all NCAA specifications. New 70-foot lighting poles will be installed, bringing the field to television broadcast quality standards. Plans are under way to build a press box structure on the south end of the field. Complete Release July 11, 2006 SCAC releases 2006 Women's Soccer schedule Click here for the 2006 SCAC composite women's soccer schedule.   July
7, 2006Dylan Harrison Named Sewanee Head Women's Soccer Coach (From Sewanee's website) SEWANEE, Tenn. - Dylan Harrison has been promoted to head women’s soccer coach replacing Nick Cowell according to Mark Webb, Sewanee’s Director of Athletics. Cowell resigned in April to take the women's head soccer coaching position at St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas. Complete Release  February 2, 2006Tom Noor Named Head Women’s Soccer Coach at Hendrix (From Hendrix's website) CONWAY, Ark. - After serving the last five years as the men's and women's assistant coach, Tom Noor has been named as head coach of the Hendrix College women’s soccer team. Glen Tourville, who has served as head coach for both the men's and women's program since 1997, will continue in his role as men's head coach. Complete Release The Top Women's Soccer Stories of 2005 Click here to view stories, as well as standings and statistics, from the 2005 SCAC women's soccer season. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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