Utah Valley loses first game of series to California Baptist
Utah Valley women’s soccer team lost to California Baptist on Thursday, March 11, at home with a score of 2-1. UVU falls to 6-3-1 on the season and 5-2 in…
Utah Valley women’s soccer team lost to California Baptist on Thursday, March 11, at home with a score of 2-1. UVU falls to 6-3-1 on the season and 5-2 in…
A first half brace from Sadie Brockbank led the way for the Utah Valley women’s soccer team as they defeated the New Mexico State Aggies 4-0 on Feb. 27 at…
Utah Valley women’s soccer defeated the New Mexico State Aggies on Thursday, Feb. 25, at home with a score of 2-0. UVU improves to 3-2-1 on the season and 2-1…
Utah Valley women’s soccer fell to the Grand Canyon Antelopes 1-0 on Saturday, Feb. 20 in Phoenix. The two teams met earlier in the week in a game the Wolverines…
The Utah Valley women’s soccer team lost 1-0 to the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles in an overtime heartbreaker Feb. 7 in Fort Myers, Florida. The two teams were held scoreless…
It’s been 452 days since the Utah Valley women’s soccer team last played meaningful soccer, but they didn’t look the least bit rusty, as they easily knocked off the Florida…
From the hardwood to the mats, from the pitch to the diamond, along with a game-changing press conference, here are the top five UVU athletics moments of 2019:
We’re pushing towards the end of November and each of the WAC winter sports are well under way, meaning it’s near closing time for WAC fall sports. There have already been champions crowned in men’s and women’s soccer, and a volleyball champion will have been decided by the end of the Nov. 22 weekend. What a run it has been for WAC fall sports in 2019!
An 87th minute goal and a 99th minute golden goal by Seattle University ended Utah Valley’s 2019 season and a chance at an NCAA tournament berth. The game took place on Sunday, Nov. 10, at Championship Field in Seattle. UVU hung on to a 1-0 lead for almost 56 minutes before SU tied it late, and eventually sealed it in overtime by a score of 2-1.
Utah Valley women’s soccer was up in the Northwest on Friday night, Nov. 8, for the WAC tournament semifinals. There at Championship Field, UVU took on the University of Missouri-Kansas…
A 2-1 lead with just over two minutes left in regulation vanished for Utah Valley University on Saturday night, Nov. 2, at Championship Field. UVU and Seattle University were playing…
“We love playing here [at home], I think the girls really get up for our fans and our home field,” said UVU head coach Chris Lemay. “The teams in a really good spot, the chemistry is good right now and I think that is an attribute of why we’re getting the results that we’re getting.”
“We felt good in possession today, I thought that our movement off the ball allowed us to keep it. Players did well to get touches into space and try to break lines and lanes,” said UVU head coach Chris Lemay. “When we did that, opportunities to go forward opened up.”
In three weeks’ time all postseason tournaments will have either just begun or come to a close for all fall sports. So, keep an eye out for more continued success from these winners, some possible success for our losers and potential success from the improver.
UMKC and UVU had faced-off 11 times before Sunday’s match, with the ‘Roos owning the series lead at 6-5. UMKC had also won three-consecutive matches heading into Sunday, which includes two wins last season in Orem — a 1-0 win in the regular season and a 3-0 win in the WAC tournament.
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