Category: Women’s Soccer
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Benton Frayne Named Women’s Soccer Associate Head Coach
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Benton Frayne, the Gustavus women’s soccer assistant coach from 2015-18, is returning to the program as the associate head coach for the 2023 season. Frayne spent the last four years as the head women’s soccer coach at Buena Vista University.
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86 Gusties Named Fall Sport MIAC Academic All-Conference
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The Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) announced its Academic All-Conference selections for the 2022 fall semester and 86 Gustavus student-athletes received distinction.
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Kugler Named Third Team All-Region
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United Soccer Coaches released its NCAA Division III Women’s All-Region Teams on Tuesday, and Sara Kugler was named All-Region Third Team, adding onto her MIAC Honorable Mention honor received earlier in the year.
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10 Gustie Soccer Athletes Named Academic All-District
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The 2022 Academic All-District Men’s and Women’s Soccer Teams, selected by College Sports Communicators (formerly CoSIDA), were released Tuesday and 10 Gustavus student-athletes received recognition for their combined performances on the field and in the classroom.
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Lewis, Kugler, Waldspurger Earn MIAC Honorable-Mention Honors
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The MIAC announced its 2022 women’s soccer awards on Thursday, and the Gustie women’s soccer team landed honors for three players. Annika Lewis, Sara Kugler, and Cambelle Waldspurger all earned their first MIAC honors, each being selected as Conference Honorable-Mention for their 2022 season.
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Women’s Soccer Season Ends in Heartbreaking 1-0 Loss to Macalester
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The Gustavus women’s soccer team entered Saturday’s game needing a win or a tie over Macalester to keep playoff hopes alive. Unfortunately for the Gusties, a goal from Macalester’s Ella Short would foil the Gusties’ post-season hopes.
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Gusties Fall to Hamline in Final Home Game
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For the third time in as many games, the Gustavus women’s soccer team battled to a 1-0 final score. Unfortunately, for the Gusties, it would be Hamline who would net the only goal of the game — in the final three minutes of play.
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One Goal Enough for Gusties to Top Royals
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A week after a heartbreaking loss to St. Olaf, the Gusties dealt Bethel their own 1-0 loss, as Cambelle Waldspurger’s (Fy., Mahtomedi) early first-half goal was enough to lead the Gusties to victory.
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St. Olaf Hands Gusties 1-0 Setback
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The Gusties two-game conference winning streak was broken Saturday, as one goal would be enough for St. Olaf to top the Gusties, 1-0.
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Gusties Claim MIAC Victory Over Augsburg, 3-1
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Facing an Augsburg team that hadn’t had a win in their last four games, the Gusties erupted for three second half goals en route to a 3-1 MIAC victory in Minneapolis.