Butler women’s soccer
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Butlertology: 9.25
Josh and Josh sit down to discuss two of the hottest teams on Butler University’s campus: men and women’s soccer. Plus a sit down interview with hometown athlete, Butler volleyball’s Anna Logan.
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Monaghan leads Butler women’s soccer to win in Big East opener
Junior forward Paige Monaghan scored two goals in Butler’s 3-0 domination over Marquette. The Bulldogs continued their eight-game shutout streak with the win.
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Butler women’s soccer crushes Chicago State
Butler women’s soccer finishes nonconference play with a 10-0 walloping of Chicago State. Eight players combined for 10 goals in the win for the Bulldogs.
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Butler women’s soccer climbs rankings after stellar start to season
Butler women’s soccer making history, one game at a time. The team has won six straight and looks to ride the momentum into conference play.
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Streak stays alive for Butler women’s soccer
Butler women’s soccer finished off yet another shutout over Indiana State on Sept. 17. The Bulldogs outshot the Sycamores 14-4 in the 1-0 win.
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Butlertology: 9.11
The Butlertology podcast, where Josh Doering and Josh Mullenix give listeners a rundown of all things Butler sports, including a recap of the week, each host’s athlete and team of the week, and in-depth interview with a Butler athlete and a rundown of all things Butler men’s basketball.
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Leonie Doege brings talent and experience to Butler women’s soccer
Leonie Doege is a German goalkeeper for Butler women’s soccer team. She has made an impact early, earning Big East goalkeeper of the week earlier this season.
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Butler women’s soccer wins home opener over Bowling Green
Caitlyn DiSarcina and Elena Gutlove teamed up to score one goal each in a shutout over the Falcons.
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Fall sports still competitive in Big East
Butler’s first fall sports season in the Big East Conference is coming to a close. Fans may have wondered going into the new league how the athletic program would handle its competition. Would the other schools the Bulldogs now compete with be too much for Butler teams to contend with? The answer for the fall…
