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The Rutgers men’s soccer team picked up a satisfying victory on Wednesday night, a much-needed vote of confidence to prepare the team for its important matchup this Sunday.
With two games left in the regular season, the Rutgers women’s soccer team looks to climb up the Big Ten standings and lock up a postseason spot as it travels to Bloomington, Indiana to take on the Hoosiers on Saturday at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
With a break from conference play this week to prepare for Sunday’s key matchup with Penn State, the Rutgers men’s soccer team will play the first of its final three matches at home on Wednesday night.
The Rutgers men’s soccer team played one of its most important matches of the season this past weekend but was unable to capture the near must-win match.
The Rutgers women’s soccer team knew the importance of this weekend. It knew who it was facing and it knew where it stood in the Big Ten standings — and it was up for the challenge.
On a cold October night, the Rutgers women’s soccer team came out red hot but ultimately tied with conference rival No. 13 Penn State 0-0 in double overtime at Yurcak Field.
After capturing its first home win of the season, the Rutgers men’s soccer team hopes to get another first this weekend.
After back to back losses against Big Ten conference rivals, the Rutgers men’s soccer team looks to pick up a much-needed win at home this week against an in-state rival.
Officially out of the Division I United Soccer Coaches top-25 rankings for the first time this season, the Rutgers women’s soccer team now has an even bigger chip on its shoulder as it gets ready to take on conference rival No. 13 Penn State Thursday night at Yurcak Field.
Nobody said it would be easy. After going 8-0-2 to start to the season, the Rutgers women’s soccer team has come back to earth with a record of 1-2-1 in its last four contests — most recently losing to Iowa and drawing with Nebraska.
The Rutgers men’s soccer team has begun a new losing streak for the third time this season, losing a tough match over the weekend in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Coming off of a tough loss, the Rutgers men’s soccer team will travel up north, where it will face off against its second straight Big Ten opponent.
After splitting its two home games against Minnesota and Wisconsin last weekend, the Rutgers women’s soccer team looks to avenge its first loss of the season as it travels to Iowa City to take on Iowa on Thursday and then Lincoln to face Nebraska on Sunday.
The Rutgers men’s soccer team corralled itself a new journeyman this season, when it brought goalkeeper Rafael Pereira up to New Jersey and Division I soccer with the Scarlet Knights.
Only a 30-minute drive from their hometown in Union, New Jersey, Rutgers University feels like a home away from home for Rutgers women’s soccer team standouts Adora and Nneka Moneme. It also helps that they are sisters playing on the same team.
The Rutgers men’s soccer team failed to capitalize on some mid-season momentum this weekend, remaining winless in the Big Ten.
Twenty-six seconds. That’s how long it took for the Rutgers women’s soccer team to break a 0-0 tie in overtime against No. 12 Wisconsin.
After a rough start to the first half of the season, the Rutgers men’s soccer team added another win to its season total and at a good time as well, as a conference foe approaches.
Another victory, at last, was earned for the Rutgers men’s soccer team on Tuesday night, when it faced an instate rival on the road.
Riding a rough five-match losing streak, the Rutgers men’s soccer team hopes to shake off its rough start to the season in the upcoming interstate matchup.