2004 Golden Eagle Soccer News (2/4/05)- Golden Eagle Soccer Has Four Sign National Letter of Intent (10/30/04)- Golden Eagles Drop Final Home Game The UMC Women's Soccer team lost its final regular season and home game of the 2004 season the the Bemidji State Beavers today 4-0 at the UMC Soccer field. The team has been battling injuries but staying focused and determined to finish out the season with a strong performance. The team played with only 10 players today, including Senior Amber Frey who is battling a partially torn MCL. Today UMC only managed four shots to BSU's 13. Highlights- Whitney Sengthao lead the Beavers with two goals on the day. Katie Meinhardt and Tegan Moehn each added a tally for BSU. Meinhardt also added an assist in the game. UMC finishes the season 3-15 overall.
(10/24/04)- Wolves Dominate Golden Eagles The UMC Women's Soccer team which has been descimated by injuries managed to start only nine players for the game on Sunday in Aberdeen, S.D. The team battled but lost 3-1 and was outshot 45-1 in the game. However, the one shot UMC had off of the foot of Kiely Bladow (assisted by Brittany Efird) beat the NSU goaltender and ended Northern's three game shutout streak. UMC is now 3-14 overall and 1-5 in conference play. UMC hosts Bemidji State on Saturday, October 30 at 1:00 p.m., it is the final home game of the 2004 soccer season.
(10/22/04)- Dragons Too Much For Golden Eagles The Golden Eagle Women's Soccer team lost 4-1 to MSU-Moorhead on a rainy, dreary day in Moorhead. UMC had a slow start, giving up three goals in the first half. The team tied the Dragons in the second half 1-1 but the damage had been done. Highlights- UMC's Christie Chappell scored the lone goal for the Golden Eagles, she was assisted by Lydia Johnson. Kortney Yager had a big day for the Dragons. She scored two goals in the first half. Tara Moline and Maureen Ross added the other two tallies for MSU-Moorhead. UMC is now 3-13 over all and 1-4 in conference play. The team hosts Bemidji State on Saturday October 30th. It is the final home game of the 2004 soccer season.
(10/17/04)- Mustangs Shut Out Golden Eagles 4-0 The Golden Eagle Women's Soccer team took to the field again in near freezing conditions. This afternoon the wind gave way to snowflakes as the Golden Eagles took on the Mustangs from SW-Minnesota State. UMC, which has been playing shorthanded for weeks after numerous injuries looked to even their conference record to 2-2. Unfortunately, SW-Minnesota State had too many bodies to keep in check as the Mustangs went on to shutout UMC 4-0. Joelle Dean had four shots and two goals for the Mustangs. UMC's Christie Chappell had seven shots for the Golden Eagles but couldn't find the back of the goal. UMC is now 3-12 overall and 1-3 in conference play. SW-MSU is 7-7-1 overall and 3-0 in NSIC Conference play. UMC Women's Soccer travels to MSU-Moorhead and Northern State next weekend. The team returns home on October 30 to take on Bemidji State in the final home soccer game of the 2004 season.
(10/16/04)- Golden Eagle Soccer Battles for First Conference Victory The temperature reach a blustery 35 degrees and a 25 mile-per-hour cross wind made the conditions treacherous, but mother nature wasn't enough to stop the UMC Women's Soccer team from notching their first conference victory and first victory over Wayne State ever. UMC beat Wayne State 3-2 at UMC this afternoon. It was a rough game with the teams committing a combined 19 fouls and a yellow card for WSC. Highlights- Brittany Efird, Cory Sak and Amber Frey each scored a goal for the Golden Eagles. Christie Chappell added an assist and had six shots in the game. UMC is now 3-11 overall and 1-2 in NSIC Conference play. UMC takes on the Mustangs from SW-Minnesota State tomorrow at UMC. The game begins at 1:00 p.m.
(10/10/04)- Golden Eagles Battle #2 Concordia-St. Paul The day after suffering a shutout loss to the #1 team in the NSIC, the Golden Eagle Women's Soccer team laced up their spikes to face the #2 NSIC team, Concordia-St. Paul. Although UMC fell to the "Golden Bears" 2-1, the ladies played tough and kept CSP on the ropes. Highlights- Brittany Efird had two shots and recorded her second goal of the season. Christie Chappell finished the game with six shots and goalkeeper Rachel LaFond recorded five saves for the Golden Eagles. UMC is now 2-11 overall and 0-2 in conference play. The team hosts Wayne State on October 16 and SW-Minnesota State on October 17. Game time is set for 1:00 p.m. at the UMC soccer field.
SCORING SUMMARY: Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists 1. 8:54 CSP 5 Rachel Vitense Angie Rockney (#4) 2. 64:57 CSP 5 Rachel Vitense Maria Radmacher (#2) 3. 75:02 UMC 13 Brittany Efird Unassisted (10/9/04)- Warriors Offense Too Much for UMC A dominant Winona State Women's Soccer team shutout the Golden Eagles 6-0. Winona, the #1 ranked team in the NSIC outshot UMC 28-4 on the way to the shutout. Amy Budish and Holly Sutton had two goals-a-piece for the "Warriors". Sarah Griffith and Ashley Vogds each added a goal for WSU in the second half. UMC is now 2-10 overall and 0-1 in the NSIC. Winona State is 8-2-2 overall and 1-0 in conference play. The Golden Eagles take on Concordia- St. Paul tomorrow at 1:00 p.m.
SCORING SUMMARY: Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists 1. 18:02 WSU 25 Amy Budish Katie Krantz (#7) / Abbey Bollig (#13) 2. 27:16 WSU 25 Amy Budish Aubrey Dirks (#14) / Briana Rodell (#22) 3. 32:36 WSU 3 Holly Sutton Katie Krantz (#7) / Kara Fritze (#9) 4. 42:42 WSU 3 Holly Sutton Briana Rodell (#22) 5. 72:35 WSU 8 Sarah Griffith Unassisted 6. 87:31 WSU 17 Ashley Vogds Holly Sutton (#3) (10/3/04)- UMC Soccer Drops Second Game in Montana The Golden Eagle Women's Soccer team managed to find the back of the net twice in Sunday's match up even though the team played short handed the entire game. UMC fell 5-2 on two goals each by Rocky Mountains, Roisin Mahon and Jeannie McGonagle. Nicola Charles scored the the other goal for the Lady Bears. UMC now travels to Winona State and Concordia-St. Paul on October 9 & 10 to begin confence play. Highlights- UMC's Kiely Bladow scored her first goal of the season in the 28th minute of the game. Brittany Efird tallied her first assist of the season on the goal. Amber Frey scored her first goal of the season at the 56th minute mark. It was Frey's first goal of the season.
SCORING SUMMARY: Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists 1. 12:00 RMC 8 Roisin Mahon Krystel Silva (#11) 2. 28:00 UMC 14 Kiely Bladow Brittany Efird (#13) 3. 30:00 RMC 18 Jeannie McGonagle Roisin Mahon (#8) 4. 56:00 UMC 18 Amber Frey Unassisted 5. 77:00 RMC 18 Jeannie McGonagle Danielle Thomson (#12) 6. 84:00 RMC 9 Nicola Charles Alanna Dekorompay (#5) 7. 86:00 RMC 8 Roisin Mahon Alanna Dekorompay (#5) (10/2/04)- Golden Eagle Soccer Blanked by Lady Jackets UMC played shorthanded for most of the game Saturday. The Eagles suited up just 11 players and lost midfielder Rachelle Johnson midway through the first half to an injury. UMC was unable to offer the Yellowjacket defense much of a threat as MSU-Billings out shot the Eagles 18-2 in the game. LaFond made five saves for the Eagles in the loss. "Of all the teams we've played this year, that team played with a lot of heart," said head coach Don Trentham (Billings) of the Golden Eagles. "We've been in that situation (shorthanded) and it's no fun. They made it difficult for us to win today because they played with heart."
SCORING SUMMARY: Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists 1. 13:22 MSUB 4 Candie Cherry Megan Beckstead (#3) 2. 15:51 MSUB 3 Megan Beckstead Candie Cherry (#4) (9/26/04) Golden Eagles Can't Stop Seidel Augustana's Erin Seidel was too much for the Golden Eagle Women's Soccer team. Seidel scored 4 goals in the game to defeat UMC 4-0. It was Seidel's 11-14 goals of the season. UMC's Christie Chappell finished the game with 4 shots. Allison Warren, Brittany Efird and Cory Sak finished the game with one shot a piece. UMC travels to Montana next weekend to play Montana State-Billings on October 2nd and Rocky Mountain College on October 3rd.
SCORING SUMMARY: Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists 1. 4:10 Aug. 13 Erin Seidel Lindsey Gerdes (#9) 2. 23:30 Aug. 13 Erin Seidel Unassisted 3. 37:17 Aug. 13 Erin Seidel Chelsey Shockman (#12) / Amy Nelson (#10) 4. 60:06 Aug. 13 Erin Seidel Nancy Caldwell (4) (9/25/04) Golden Eagles Shut Out by South Dakota The Golden Eagle Women's Soccer team played South Dakota to a 1-0 final after getting outshot 31-5. UMC goaltender Rachel LaFond had 11 saves for the game to keep the Golden Eagles close. Christie Chappell had two shots, Shea Fust, Rachelle Johnson and Kiely Bladow each had one shot for UMC. USD is 8-2 on the season. The Golden Eagles are 2-6. UMC travels to Augustana tomorrow to take on the Vikings.
SCORING SUMMARY: Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists 1. 28:30 USD 19 Jessica Schnell Unassisted (9/19/04) Golden Eagle Offense Too Much For Comets The Golden Eagle Women's Soccer team's offense finally came alive. After scoring four goals for the entire season, UMC opened up to tally five goals in one game to shut out the Mayville State Comets. Highlights - Leading goal scorer Christie Chappell recorded a hat-trick and Allison Warren scored her first two goals of the season. Lyndsey Watson recorded her first assist of the season on Chappell's third goal. Kiely Bladow recorded her first two assists of the season on both of Warren's goals. Rachel LaFond recorded her first shutout of the season after filling in for injured goalkeeper Katie Leonard. The Golden Eagles out shot the Comets 29-2 for the game. The team is now on the road for six games and return home on October 16 to face Wayne State at the UMC Soccer Field.
SCORING SUMMARY: Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists 1. 9:10 UMC 10 Christie Chappell Unassisted 2. 25:26 UMC 10 Christie Chappell Unassisted 3. 37:10 UMC 10 Christie Chappell Unassisted 4. 54:15 UMC 2 Allison Warren Kiely Bladow (#14) 5. 63:50 UMC 2 Allison Warren Kiely Bladow (#14) (9/18/04) Huskies Defeat Golden Eagles 2-0 The Huskies from St. Cloud State University defeated the Golden Eagles 2-0 on Saturday at the UMC Soccer Field. UMC had nine shots for the game but couldn't put any past SCSU goaltender Stephanie Brendel. The soccer team takes on Mayville State University tomorrow at the UMC Soccer Field.
(9/12/04) Jimmies Take One From UMC The Golden Eagles continue to stuggle on offense. UMC out shot the Jimmies 12 to 7 but falied to capitalize. The Jimmies scored both of the teams goals in the second half. Christie Chappell and Brittany Efird lead the Golden Eagles in shot with four a piece.
SCORING SUMMARY: Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists 1. 78:00 JC 20 Kellie Miller Kayla Phillips (#5) 2. 84:00 JC 10 Melissa Larsen Diana Cripe (9) (9/10/04) Soccer Drops One to Upper Iowa Christie Chappell recorded her third goal of the season on a penalty, unfortunately that was all of the offense the Golden Eagles could come up with. Chappell scored the goal on a penalty kick at the 36:00 minute mark. The UMC Women's Soccer Team hosts Jametown on Sunday (9/12/04) at 1:00 pm.
SCORING SUMMARY: Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists 1. 31:00 UIU 9 Elicia Munns Jonna Parron (#16) 2. 36:00 UMC 10 Christie Chappell Penalty Kick 3. 46:00 UIU 12 Lauren Smith Unassisted (9/1/04) Golden Eagles Fall to UND The Golden Eagles played a strong first half holding UND to only one shot. In the second half, UND took advantage of their team speed and scored two goals on the Golden Eagles to clinch the game 2-0.
SCORING SUMMARY: Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists 1. 65:32 UND 9 Stephanie Pheiffer Unassisted 2. 85:00 UND 9 Stephanie Pheiffer Cody Wright (#13) (8/29/04) UMC Soccer Records First Win of 2004 Season Katie Leonard played big between the posts to give the UMC Women's Soccer team their first win of the season. Leonard had 14 saves as the Golden Eagles beat Saginaw Valley 3-1. Christie Chappell broke the schools All-Time Career Goals record. She has now accumulated 16 career goals. (Chappell with Coach Przemieniecki)
SCORING SUMMARY: Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists 1. 6:06 UMC 10 Christie Chappell Unassisted 2. 27:51 UMC 10 Christie Chappell Lydia Johnson (#3) 3. 47:12 SV 16 Jenny Prior Katie Terry (#11) 4. 77:56 UMC 13 Brittany Efird Unnassisted (8/28/04) Golden Eagles Open with a Loss The UMC Women's Soccer Team opened its season in Marquette, MI. The Golden Eagles lost 2-0 against Northern Michigan and play Saginaw Valley tomorrow.
SCORING SUMMARY: Time Team ## Goal Scorer Assists 1. 2:54 NMU 12 Michelle Gillespie Michelle Brown (#11) 2. 60:10 NMU 21 Marley Garceo Rachel Vilders (#22)
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