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Thoughts after flight from women’s soccer

By Juan Marquez | October 9, 2001

The NIU women's soccer team flew to New York for its game last Friday against the University of Buffalo, making it the first NIU team to fly since the Sept. 11 attacks. The Huskies had reservations to fly to Ohio for games against opponents Akron and...

Women’s soccer trying to turn things around

By Juan Marquez | October 4, 2001

NIU women's soccer coach Frank Horvat says his team is playing the best soccer of the season so far despite its current record. The Huskies (1-7-1, 1-4 in MAC) will try to turn things around when they begin the second half of their season Friday at Buffalo....

Soccer folds to Falcons, Rockets

By Juan Marquez | October 2, 2001

The NIU women's soccer team scored first in its games against Bowling Green State and Toledo this weekend. But the Huskies couldn't win either game against the Falcons and Rockets rallied for wins. On Friday against BGS, the Huskies (1-7-1, 1-4 MAC) scored...

Huskies face MAC foes

By Juan Marquez | September 27, 2001

NIU women's soccer coach Frank Horvat is relieved his team picked up its first win last Friday, 5-3 over Akron. "It built up some confidence and relieved a lot of frustration from the other games," Horvat said. The Huskies will take that confidence into...

Past, present, future

By Juan Marquez | September 26, 2001

In the last five years, the NIU women's soccer team has experienced the best and worst of times. The team won back-to-back Mid-American Conference championships in 1997 and 1998, had losing seasons in 1999 and 2000 and are off to a slow start in 2001....

Women’s soccer team snaps losing streak team

By Juan Marquez | September 25, 2001

Coach Frank Horvat and the NIU women's soccer team ended their winless and scoreless streaks with a 5-3 victory over the Akron Zips Friday night. But the Huskies (1-5-1, 1-2 in MAC) had to settle for a weekend split after a 2-0 loss to Kent State Sunday....

Women’s soccer match postponed

By Juan Marquez | September 13, 2001

As a result of the terrorist attacks in the United States on Tuesday, NIU officials have postponed the women's soccer game with Central Michigan on Sunday. No makeup date has been set, but coach Frank Horvat says the team will continue to practice on...

Soccer heads to Florida

By Juan Marquez | September 7, 2001

NIU women's soccer coach Frank Horvat knows this weekend's trip to Florida is going to be a major test for his Huskies. The Huskies will spend their second weekend of the season in Miami for two games in the Florida International Classic. Their first...

NIU settles for tie with Loyola

By J.D. Piland | September 5, 2001

The NIU women's soccer team opened up the season at home Friday with a 0-0 tie against Loyola University. In the first half, the game was statistically similar, but the NIU women had a small advantage. Early in the first half, Rambler forward Katie Koning...

Horvat looks to rebuild

By Juan Marquez | August 30, 2001

NIU women's soccer coach Frank Horvat hopes the Huskies can rebound from a 4-14-1 record last season. Horvat said last year's team was slowed by injuries, which forced him to play several freshmen. But with a healthy team to start the season and a solid...

Soccer ties with alumnae

By Jason Walton | August 27, 2001

The NIU women's soccer team fell behind early Saturday at the annual Alumni SoccerFest, but came back to earn a 3-3 draw. Sophomore Katie Klaas scored two goals and senior Jane Mucci added a pair of assists. This was Mucci's first action since 1999 after...

Roman runs with revamped Huskies

By Joe Lacdan | April 27, 2001

Each time Anne Roman took the field for the women's soccer team last season, a part of her was missing. This spring, the freshman midfielder got it back. Playing only in spurts, Roman had lacked the endurance that the rest of the team had. Originally,...