
WSOC Travels To No. 9 Notre Dame Sunday
9/3/2024 2:20:00 PM | Women's Soccer
Golden Eagles wrap up road portion of non-conference schedule
The Marquette University women's soccer team (1-4-1, 0-0-0 BIG EAST) hits the road to face No. 9 Notre Dame (4-1-0, 0-0-0 ACC) in the squad's final non-conference  road match of the campaign.
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Following Sunday's outing, the Golden Eagles will host three-straight non-league contests before opening BIG EAST Conference action at Butler on Sept. 22.
Lineup Featuring New Faces
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Through the first six matches of the season, 20 different players have earned at least one starting assignment and of that group, 11 have made their respective first-ever starts for Marquette (multiple collegiate debuts).
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Just five players - Emily Fix, Tess O'Connell, Adrianna Alberts, Kiara Clarke and Mia Haertle have started all six matches.
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Injuries have also been a factor in lineup combinations, with nine players missing at least one match, including a pair (Ruhland, Downs) who are done for the season.
Fix, Bieda Find Back Of The Net
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Sophomore Emily Fix knocked home the game winner at the 87:58 mark against UIC in the team's 1-0 win, her first score since Sept. 17, 2023 in a 1-1 draw with St. Thomas.
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Junior Josie Bieda also netted her first goal of the campaign against Minnesota, opening the scoring with a strike from 12 yards out just inside the near post. Â Bieda now owns five-career scores, second only to Kate Gibson (7).
Gibson Hero In Hometown Draw
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Kansas City native Kate Gibson headed home an Alexa Maletis corner kick with 12 seconds left in regulation to allow Marquette to rally for a 1-1 draw against Kansas City on Aug. 18 at Valley Fields.
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Playing in her 51st career game for MU, the St. Teresa's Academy product netted her first goal since scoring on Sept. 21, 2023 versus DePaul in a 2-1 victory.
Allen Makes Debut As Head Coach
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The season opener marked the head-coaching debut for Chris Allen, who is in his first year with the Golden Eagles after an eight-year run on the staff at Saint Louis.
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Allen helped guide SLU to a 131-30-11 overall record, five Atlantic 10 Conference regular-season championships (67-6-5 record in A-10), six A-10 tournament titles and six-straight NCAA Championship appearances.
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During his tenure, Allen coached five All-America selections, 15 all-region honorees and 25 all-conference team members. Â A total of 10 players claimed an A-10 player of the year award (offensive, defensive, goalkeeper, rookie).
MU Honors Dr. Lovell In 2024
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The Marquette women's soccer team, and all programs at MU, will honor former president Dr. Michael R. Lovell this season by wearing patches on its uniforms in 2024-25.
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Dr. Lovell passed away in June after a courageous battle with cancer and was a tremendous ambassador for the university and greater Milwaukee community.
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Dr. Lovell served at MU for 10 years and was a strong supporter of all the student-athletes at the university and a familiar face in the crowd at hundreds of competitions.
MU-UND Series Dates To 1988
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The Golden Eagles are 5-9-1 all-time against Notre Dame, with a majority of the outings coming while both programs were members of the BIG EAST Conference. Â
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Prior to a matchup in 2022 (UND won 3-0), the teams most recently met in the 2012 BIG EAST Tournament semifinals, with MU claiming a 1-0 victory.
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Following Sunday's outing, the Golden Eagles will host three-straight non-league contests before opening BIG EAST Conference action at Butler on Sept. 22.
Lineup Featuring New Faces
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Through the first six matches of the season, 20 different players have earned at least one starting assignment and of that group, 11 have made their respective first-ever starts for Marquette (multiple collegiate debuts).
  Â
Just five players - Emily Fix, Tess O'Connell, Adrianna Alberts, Kiara Clarke and Mia Haertle have started all six matches.
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Injuries have also been a factor in lineup combinations, with nine players missing at least one match, including a pair (Ruhland, Downs) who are done for the season.
Fix, Bieda Find Back Of The Net
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Sophomore Emily Fix knocked home the game winner at the 87:58 mark against UIC in the team's 1-0 win, her first score since Sept. 17, 2023 in a 1-1 draw with St. Thomas.
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Junior Josie Bieda also netted her first goal of the campaign against Minnesota, opening the scoring with a strike from 12 yards out just inside the near post. Â Bieda now owns five-career scores, second only to Kate Gibson (7).
Gibson Hero In Hometown Draw
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Kansas City native Kate Gibson headed home an Alexa Maletis corner kick with 12 seconds left in regulation to allow Marquette to rally for a 1-1 draw against Kansas City on Aug. 18 at Valley Fields.
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Playing in her 51st career game for MU, the St. Teresa's Academy product netted her first goal since scoring on Sept. 21, 2023 versus DePaul in a 2-1 victory.
Allen Makes Debut As Head Coach
  Â
The season opener marked the head-coaching debut for Chris Allen, who is in his first year with the Golden Eagles after an eight-year run on the staff at Saint Louis.
  Â
Allen helped guide SLU to a 131-30-11 overall record, five Atlantic 10 Conference regular-season championships (67-6-5 record in A-10), six A-10 tournament titles and six-straight NCAA Championship appearances.
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During his tenure, Allen coached five All-America selections, 15 all-region honorees and 25 all-conference team members. Â A total of 10 players claimed an A-10 player of the year award (offensive, defensive, goalkeeper, rookie).
MU Honors Dr. Lovell In 2024
  Â
The Marquette women's soccer team, and all programs at MU, will honor former president Dr. Michael R. Lovell this season by wearing patches on its uniforms in 2024-25.
  Â
Dr. Lovell passed away in June after a courageous battle with cancer and was a tremendous ambassador for the university and greater Milwaukee community.
  Â
Dr. Lovell served at MU for 10 years and was a strong supporter of all the student-athletes at the university and a familiar face in the crowd at hundreds of competitions.
MU-UND Series Dates To 1988
  Â
The Golden Eagles are 5-9-1 all-time against Notre Dame, with a majority of the outings coming while both programs were members of the BIG EAST Conference. Â
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Prior to a matchup in 2022 (UND won 3-0), the teams most recently met in the 2012 BIG EAST Tournament semifinals, with MU claiming a 1-0 victory.
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