Eastern Michigan soccer ends season with 1-0 win against Akron
Eastern Michigan University's soccer team celebrated a hard-fought home victory over Kent State on Sunday, Oct. 27, edging out the competition with a 1-0 win. A swift goal by Maddie O'Farrell in the 4th minute and a solid defensive stand, highlighted by crucial saves from goalkeeper Ella Holland, secured the Eagles' eighth shutout of the season.
In a hard-fought defensive battle on Thursday, Oct. 24, Eastern Michigan and Bowling Green played a 0-0 tie at Cochrane Stadium, marking the Eagles' seventh shutout. Despite both teams struggling to score, Eastern's defense, led by standout goalie Ella Holland and critical contributions from defenders, set the stage for a promising matchup against Kent State on Sunday, Oct. 27, where they will aim to extend their unbeaten home streak.
While the Eastern Michigan University soccer team struck first via a goal from redshirt sophomore Sophia Baumann towards the end of the first half, Northern Illinois responded with two second half goals of their own and held on to claim victory over the Eagles, 2-1.
Eastern Michigan University soccer battled to a 1-1 draw against Western Michigan, thanks to a crucial 86th-minute goal from Secora Johnson. Despite facing 15 shots and 12 corner kicks, the Eagles’ defense, anchored by goalkeeper Ella Holland, held firm, extending their unbeaten home streak to seven matches.
Freshman Tayla Maddock's first career goal propelled the Eastern Michigan University soccer team to a crucial 1-0 victory over Miami University, helping the Eagles strengthen their position in the Mid-American Conference standings. This win marked the Eagles' first October home victory since 2019 and put them on track to remain unbeaten at home through six matches for the first time since the 1999 season.
The Eastern Michigan University soccer team showcased strong defensive performances across three matches, securing two scoreless draws against Toledo and Ball State and narrowly falling 1-0 to unbeaten Buffalo. With five clean sheets in their first 11 games, the Eagles demonstrate resilience in Mid-American Conference play.
Women's soccer started off their MAC season strong.
Eastern Michigan University soccer faced two close 1-0 losses against Valparaiso and Loyola Chicago despite creating several scoring opportunities in both matches. The Eagles now turn their focus to the start of Mid-American Conference play, aiming to bounce back against Central Michigan University.
Under head coach Taylor Clarke, Eastern Michigan University soccer has achieved its best start since 1999, boasting a 4-1 record. Clarke's strategic changes and emphasis on a solid team mentality have fueled this success, setting ambitious goals for the season ahead.
Eastern Michigan University soccer improved to 4-0 for the first time since 1999 with a 1-0 win over Purdue Fort Wayne on August 29, thanks to a 17th-minute goal by Maddie O'Farrell. The Eagles' defense, led by Ella Holland’s three saves, secured their third consecutive clean sheet, and they will next face the University of Cincinnati on September 1 in their first-ever matchup against a Big 12 opponent.
Olivia Sipsock led the Eagles to their first 3-0 start in 20 years.
Eastern Michigan University’s soccer team staged a thrilling comeback, overcoming a two-goal deficit to defeat UIC 3-2. A last-minute goal by sophomore Sarah Van Euwen secured the victory, pushing the Eagles to a 2-0 start for the season.
Eastern Michigan University's soccer team began the 2024 season with a thrilling 1-0 victory over Oakland University, marking the start of a new era under first-year Head Coach Taylor Clarke. Sophomore Cameryn Susey scored the decisive goal in the 85th minute, leading the Eagles to a historic 250th program win. This victory ended a 22-match winless streak at Scicluna Field and was the team's first season-opening clean sheet since 2016.
TRUEMU Night at Keyworth Stadium was unforgettable as Detroit City FC's men’s and women’s teams secured thrilling victories on June 16, with proceeds supporting the EMU Student Emergency Fund. The women's team edged out Midwest United FC 2-1, while the men's team defeated Charleston Battery 2-0, delighting the season-high crowd of 7,172.
The Eastern Michigan University women’s soccer team hosted Ball State for their first MAC home game of the season.
The EMU women's soccer team result in a draw for the fourth time this season against Valapraiso University, as the Eagles honored seniors Tiffanie Hollingsworth and Rebecca Przybylo for senior day.
The Eagles finished in a tie for ninth in the MAC standings with the University of Akron as they closed out their 2022 season with draw to Miami OH.
The Eagles headed to Northern Illinois University on Thursday, Oct. 20 at 4 p.m. CT. The Eagles ultimately lost 0-2 against NIU.
D’Ambra scores second goal of the year, tallying one goal in the loss against Toledo.