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PISCATAWAY — One year after the Rutgers women's soccer team announced its entrance to the Big Ten with an upset of then-No. 7 Penn State in Happy Valley, lightning struck twice in resounding fashion on Sunday at Yurcak Field.
After Miles Hackett scored his sixth goal of the season for the Rutgers men’s soccer team Friday night, Northwestern fans headed for the exits at Toyota Park.
PISCATAWAY — With the regular season winding down, each game becomes more important and has a bigger impact on the conference standings than the previous one.
Just as stats don’t tell the whole story, results aren’t completely indicative of a team’s performance.
If Rutgers continues to play the way it has been lately, senior defender Brianne Reed believes her team will be in good shape.
The No. 25 Rutgers women’s soccer team kicks off its final home stand of the season on Thursday night.
If scoring goals is wrong, Jason doesn’t want to be Wright.
Soccer can be a frustrating game.
When a chance to do something new presents itself, a team must take advantage.
The No. 23 Rutgers women’s soccer team traveled to West Lafayette, Indiana, to take on Purdue for a brief one-game road trip and played to a 0-0 draw.
Home-field advantage is immeasurable. Playing on a familiar field in front of cheering fans provides teams with an extra boost of energy to push through difficult stretches of games.
PISCATAWAY — The No. 23 Rutgers women’s soccer team finished off a three-game home stand with a 2-0 victory over Indiana on Thursday night at Yurcak Field.
Sophomore forward Jason Wright looks to keep up the form he’s been in as of late. He has scored five goals in his past three outings.
Junior goalkeeper David Greczek and his back four have been anything but impermeable thus far this season. Through 10 contests in the 2015 campaign, the Knights have only kept two clean sheets — in a 0-0 draw to Monmouth and an 8-0 win against Loyola (Md.) last week.
For the second weekend in a row, the Rutgers men’s soccer team will face a top-flight Big Ten opponent after crushing a non-conference foe.
Senior defender Brianne Reed, named the No. 24 player in TopdrawerSoccer.com’s Top 100 national rankings, has started all 12 of the matches this year at center back to help to hold down the Knights back end.
Sophomore goalkeeper Casey Murphy recorded a career-high eight saves in the game last year on the road at Indiana.
Another week brings another conference battle for the Rutgers women’s soccer team.
When facing non-conference opposition, many Power Five conference teams underestimate their opponents, sometimes leading to surprising upsets that shock the nation.
Head coach Mike O’Neill has constantly referred to his team’s mantra of “30 Strong” as a way to describe the Knights’ depth.