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Today's Date:
June 14-28
Concordia Women's Soccer
Travels, Trains and Plays in Brazil - Follow Along!!
- Journal
entry for June 26th and game against Brazilian National Team is now
online!!
- Trip
Home Page - Trip Schedule
- Daily Journal Page - Photo
Page -
Match Results and Recaps
Page
The
Concordia-Moorhead women's soccer trip is traveling in Brazil from June
14-28. The Cobbers will be training in Jundiai,
about 45 miles from Sao Paulo City. The team is training and staying at
the Brazil/United States (BRUSA)
International Soccer Institute.
Over
the course of the two-week period, the Concordia players will write daily
journals to keep interested fans, family and friends up-to-date on their
travels and their matches against local Brazilian Clubs.
The
highlight of the tour will be a game between the Cobbers and the Brazilian
National Team on June 26. This is the team that played in the 2003
Women's World Cup that was held in the United States and is currently
ranked fourth in the world. (More) |
February 14
2005 Concordia Women's
Soccer Schedule Now Online!
- Tentative
2005 Cobber Women's Soccer Schedule
December 8
Morgan Bain Named to
the NSCAA All-Central Region Team!
- Complete
Listing of NSCAA All-Central Region Teams
Concordia sophomore scoring
sensation Morgan Bain (Hugo, Minn./White Bear Lake HS) finished
her record-breaking season by being named to the National Soccer Coaches
Association of America (NSCAA) All-West Region Team. Although the official
release date for the team is not until December 15, the awards were released
through one of the regional committee members at an earlier date.
It is the first time in her
career that she has earned an All-Region honor, and she becomes the first
player since 1996 when Angie Tohm ('97) was named to the NSCAA All-West
Region Second Team.(More) |
November 15
Five Cobbers Earn MIAC
Postseason Awards; Morgan Bain Named MIAC MVP!
- Complete
List of MIAC All-Conference and Postseason Awards
Five Concordia women's soccer
players earned MIAC All-Conference honors, and record-breaking forward
Morgan
Bain
(So. Hugo, Minn./White Bear Lake HS) was named the MIAC Most Valuable Player.
She becomes the first Cobber player in program history to earn conference
MVP honors.
Besides Bain, Amy Ravenhorst
(So., Hollandale, Minn./Albert Lea HS) and Betsy Olesen (So., Bismarck,
N.D.) were also named to the MIAC All-Conference Team. Jill Fancher
(So., Burnsville, Minn.) and Miriam Lombardozzi (So., Billings,
Mont.) were named to the MIAC All-Conference Honorable Mention Team. It
is the second consecutive year that Bain was named to the All-Conference
Team and first for Ravenhorst and Olesen. Last season, Olesen was named
to the MIAC All-Conference Honorable Mention Team. Both Fancher and Lombardozzi
earn postseason honors for the first time in their careers.
All five players helped Concordia
advance to the MIAC tournament championship game and finish with a 10-1
conference record. The Cobbers won their first-ever playoff game in 2004
and were at one time ranked in the top 10 of the region. The team set school
records for most overall games won, most conference games won and highest
conference finish.(More)
The College
Sporting News Feature on Carmelle Johnson.
- MIAC
Profiles of Excellence - Carmelle Johnson
Defense players on a soccer
team are often overlooked, as their offensive counterparts do most of the
scoring. But playing defense instills discipline in an athlete, and that
is a trait that is essential to becoming a success later in life. This
is particularly true for someone like Carmelle Johnson of Concordia College,
who plans to someday design her own line of women’s wear. To reach that
goal requires considerable planning, patience and discipline, along with
talent and a little luck.
“My goal is to eventually
open my own boutique, selling other people's designs at first,” she said.
“From there, I plan to launch my own line of clothes, targeting 20-35 year
old women. I plan to offer something classy but fun.”(More)
November 6
Young Cobbers Fall in
MIAC Championship Game to Seasoned Macalester 2-0.
Box Score: Concordia
0, Macalester 2
ST. PAUL-- The odds were
stacked against Concordia in the MIAC title game against Macalester. First,
the Cobbers were playing in their first-ever MIAC title game, the Scots
their second consecutives. Next, Concordia was fighting for a berth in
their first-ever NCAA tournament, while Macalester was hoping to make it
to the NCAA postseason party for the eighth time in the last ten years.
Finally, Concordia has a grand total of two seniors on the team and has
19 freshman or sophomores on the roster. The Scots have seven seniors on
the squad, and 10 of their 11 starters are either juniors or seniors.
The present of the MIAC scored
a goal in each half, and ran past the future of the league by two goals.
Macalester showed their experience in key stretches of play and methodically
came away with the 2-0 win.
The loss drops Concordia's
overall record to 13-6-1, while the Scots improve to 16-3-1 and will await
the announcement of the NCAA tournament selection committee to find out
where they will play in the first round of the NCAA women's soccer tourney.(More) |
November 3
Cobbers Kick Oles From
the Playoffs - Advance to the MIAC Title Game!
Box Score: Concordia
3, St. Olaf 3 (Concordia wins 5-4 on penalty kicks) - Action
Pictures
October 28
MIAC Semifinal Game Time
Set for 2:00pm.
The MIAC league office has
announced that th Cobber women's soccer semifinal game against either Carleton
or St. Olaf on Wednesday, November 3 at Concordia will start at 2:00pm.
October 24
Cobbers Get Blanked for
the First Time All Season, Lose 2-0 to Emhurst.
Box Score: Concordia
0, Elmhurst (Ill.) 2
October 19
Cobbers Crack Top Ten
in Region for the First Time in School History!
- Complete
NSCAA Central Region Poll
October 18
Oops, She Did it Again!
Morgan Bain Earns MIAC Player of the Week Honors!
For the second consecutive
week and third time this season Morgan Bain (So., Hugo, Minn./White
Bear Lake, Minn.) was named the MIAC Player of the Week. She wins the award
after helping Concordia to a pair of wins this past week, and helping the
Cobbers clinch their second consecutive MIAC playoff berth.
She becomes the first player
in the history of either men's or women's soccer in the MIAC to win
Player of the Week honors three times in one year.
Bain scored three goals in
Concordia's two conference games and in the process broke the school record
for most goals in a season. Bain now has 20 goals overall and 15 in conference
games. She needs two more goals in the team's two remaining MIAC games
to break the conference mark for goals and points in a single season.
On Tuesday in Concordia's
3-1 win over St. Thomas, Bain scored a pair of goals. Her two goals helped
the Cobbers beat the Tommies for the first time in 12 years.
In Saturday's 2-1 overtime
win over Augsburg she scored the first goal of the game for the Cobbers.
That goal broke the school record of 19 goals in a season, which was last
set in 1993. With the win, Concordia clinched a spot in the MIAC playoffs
for the second consecutive season.
Bain currently has 45 points
(20 goals/5 assists) on the season and needs only two points to break the
school record for points in a season. In conference play, she has 15 goals
and three assists for 33 points. |
October 16
Cobbers Go Postal to
Beat Augsburg and Clinch MIAC Playoff Berth!
Box Score: Concordia
2, Augsburg 1 (OT)
Video Highlight: Suzy
Grabko's Game-Winning Goal
September 27
Morgan Bain Named MIAC
Player of the Week!
Morgan Bain (So.,
Hugo, Minn./White Bear Lake HS) was named the MIAC Player of the Week for
the second time in three weeks. Bain helped Concordia win both games this
past week, and is on pace to break school and conference scoring records.
Bain scored five goals and
had one assist last week in Concordia's two victories. Against NCAA Division
II MSU-Moorhead, Bain assisted on the first goal and then scored the fourth
goal of the game.
On Saturday, in the Cobbers'
7-0 win over St. Catherine, Bain collected four goals. It was the first
four-goal game of her collegiate career. She also scored the game-winning
goal against the Wildcats, giving her four game-winners on the season -
tops in the MIAC.
For the year, Bain has 17
goals and five assists for 39 points. She needs only three more goals to
break the school record for goals in a season. She also needs seven points
to break the school record for points in a season. In conference play,
she has 12 goals and three assists for 27 points. She currently leads the
MIAC in points, goals and shots taken. She needs five goals in the teams'
next four league games to break the MIAC record for goals in a season.
Additionally, she needs 10 points to break the conference mark for points
in a season.
October 5
Cobbers Have Too Much
Fire Power for MSU-Moorhead, Win 4-1.
Box Score: Concordia
4, MSU-Moorhead 1
October 1
Fargo Forum Article
by Heath Hotzler on Morgan Bain.
- "Four
years after a torn ACL, Cobbers' Bain in top form".
September 27
Morgan Bain Named MIAC
Player of the Week!
Morgan Bain (So.,
Hugo, Minn./White Bear Lake HS) was named the MIAC Player of the Week for
her two-game performance against St. Olaf and Carleton last week. It is
the second time in her career that she has earned the award.
Bain scored four goals and
collected nine points in the Cobbers' two conference victories last week.
She helped Concordia improve their MIAC record to 4-0, which sets a new
school record for most consecutive conference wins to start the season.
In the teams' 4-2 victory
over St. Olaf on Tuesday, Bain was responsible for three of the team's
four goals - picking up her first collegiate hat trick. Against Carleton
on Saturday, Bain had a goal and an assist as Concordia beat Carleton 6-0.
For the season, Bain has 11 goals and three assists for 25 points. She
currently leads the MIAC in points, goals, game-winning goals and shots
in conference games.
September 21
Cobbers Teaches Oles
a Lesson - Bain In Northfield Falls Mainly in the Goal.
Box Score: Concordia
4, St. Olaf 2 - Video
Clip of Morgan Bain's Third Goal
- The
College Sporting News' MIAC Recap For Week of Sept. 13 - Now
Online
September 14
Cobbers Take Care of
Business Early, Down Bethel 2-0
Box Score: Concordia
2, Bethel 0 - Action Picture
Page - Video Clip of the
First Cobber Goal
September 13
The College Sporting
News' MIAC Women's Soccer Preview - Now
Online |
September 12
Cobbers Take Nationally-Ranked
Loras (IA) to the Wire Before Losing 2-1
Box Score: Concordia
1, Loras (IA) 2
September 5
Cobber Defense Takes
an Early Labor Day Holiday Vacation; Luther Beats Concordia 5-1.
Box Score: Concordia
1, Luther 5 | Video Clip of the
Cobber Goal
September 3
Women's
Soccer Highlight Video Short From 2003 Now Online!
August 20
Insurance,
Returning
Athlete, & 1st Year Participation
Forms are Now Online.
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