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  • Inside the mind with Brian Tremml

    Inside the mind with Brian Tremml

    “Tremml’s calming nature and effortless relatability as a former athlete give him a profound understanding of what current Bulldogs are going through and the journey they have been on to become a Division I athlete.”

  • Welcome to the Team: First-Years Look to Defend the Goal

    Welcome to the Team: First-Years Look to Defend the Goal

    This week, staff reporter Rocco Santoro sat down with four first-years from the Butler women’s soccer team: Addison Ash, Cecelia Simion, Alyssa Carlson and Julia Lorenzi

  • Women’s soccer season preview: Building off success

    Women’s soccer season preview: Building off success

    “‘Everyone’s season is going to end with a loss, except for one.’”

  • Butler University seeks to reveal athletes’ identities in sexual abuse lawsuit

    Butler University seeks to reveal athletes’ identities in sexual abuse lawsuit

    “In response to the ongoing sex abuse case filed by four former women’s soccer players, Butler University seeks to remove the athletes’ anonymity.”

  • Married within the job

    Married within the job

    St. John and Alman have propelled the Butler women’s soccer programs to new heights in the 11 years since taking over the program together.

  • Mahoney makes most of opportunity

    Butler junior defender Kelly Mahoney received an offer from only one school to play Division I soccer. Other schools might regret letting Mahoney slip through the cracks. Mahoney was named second-team All-Atlantic 10 in 2012. She started the majority of the squad’s matches in both her freshman and sophomore seasons and has started seven of…

  • Women’s soccer: field for conference tournament set

    The Butler women’s soccer team is scheduled to play in its first Atlantic 10 Conference tournament tomorrow. The Bulldogs ended the regular season with an overall record of 11-4-4 and went 5-1-3 in conference play to finish in fourth place. Butler will be entering the tournament as the No. 4 seed, having won three of…

  • Women’s Soccer: Rookie shines for Bulldogs

    One could argue that no single player has had as much of an impact on his or her team this fall at Butler than freshman midfielder Sophie Maccagnone has had on the women’s soccer team. Maccagnone currently leads the team with seven goals and has started in all 11 matches for the Bulldogs so far…

  • Women’s soccer: Bulldogs win in penalty kicks

    In a game for Butler’s history books, the women’s soccer team came back from a 2-0 deficit to beat Valparaiso and move on in the Horizon League tournament. The game, played Tuesday in Valparaiso, featured 20 minutes of extra play and eight rounds of penalty kicks. In the first 40 minutes, offense was the theme…