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The latest BIG EAST women's soccer weekly awards recognized exceptional contributions from players across Villanova, Marquette, Providence and other programs, highlighting offensive bursts, defensive resilience and emerging freshman impact.
A 0‑0 draw with Northern Illinois highlights Marquette’s stingy defense and sets the stage for upcoming challenges, including the absence of key scorer Megan Murray
A 0‑0 draw with Northern Illinois kept Marquette unbeaten in August, highlighted by standout performances from goalkeeper Mia Hurd and coach Chris Allen’s praise, setting the stage for a September 10 clash with Baylor in Waco.
Marquette's women's soccer team battled to a 0‑0 tie with Northern Illinois on Sunday, with goalkeeper Mia Hurd posting five saves and the squad gearing up for a Thursday night clash in Waco.
The Northern Illinois University women's soccer team battled Marquette to a 0‑0 draw on August 30, 2024, with standout performances from goalkeeper Alexandra Devory, defender Lauren Mrugala and a resilient midfield. The result sets the stage for a September 10 matchup against Loyola Chicago.
Marquette's unbeaten women's soccer squad relies on a penalty‑only concession record and standout goalkeeping performances as they prepare for pivotal home games against Milwaukee and Northern Illinois.
A look at the players who earned weekly honors, highlighting offensive breakthroughs, defensive solidity, and emerging talent.
Wisconsin and Marquette played to a 1-1 draw at McClimon Soccer Complex, with the Badgers dominating shots and corner kicks before a late equaliser from Marquette.
Marquette’s early‑season surge, anchored by standout performances from Mia Hurd, Megan Murray and Clare Shea, sets the stage for a demanding stretch against Division 2 Truman State and the Wisconsin Badgers
The conference celebrates top athletes for their recent achievements across the league.
A 2-0 loss to Marquette left North Dakota State without a goal in three straight games, with Megan Murray scoring early and Payton Mulberry making key saves before the team faces Minnesota on Thursday.
The Golden Eagles improved to 2-0-0 with a clean sheet against North Dakota State, highlighted by freshman keeper Mia Hurd's two key saves and a late strike from Megan Murray.
The Golden Eagles recorded their second consecutive shutout, powered by two goals from Megan Murray and solid defending from goalkeeper Mia Hurd.
North Dakota State’s women’s soccer team lost 2-0 to Marquette in a tightly contested match at Dacotah Field. Megan Murray struck twice, while goalkeeper Payton Mulberry logged his 102nd career save, surpassing Karli Kopietz. The Bison are set to host Minnesota on August 20.
Marquette’s women’s soccer squad opens the 2026 campaign with a two‑match road swing, first at St. Thomas and then at North Dakota State. Head coach Chris Allen, now in his third year, is looking to build on a 6‑11‑3 record in his debut season and a 7‑7‑4 mark the following year, aiming for greater offensive cohesion and a tighter backline.
The Golden Eagles blend experienced returnees with promising newcomers, hoping chemistry forged in the offseason will translate into a strong start.
A preview of the 2026 Marquette women’s soccer season explores the key challenges facing the program as it seeks to break a long‑standing conference tournament drought.
A preview of the 2026 Marquette Golden Eagles women’s soccer roster highlights new forwards, midfielders and a goalkeeping battle, while noting the program’s reliance on limited press releases.