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Indiana men’s soccer kicked off its highly anticipated first game of Big Ten Conference play Friday night against undefeated Rutgers, backed by crowded stands and a beautiful Bloomington sunset.
After a 1-0 win against Xavier University at home Monday night, No. 9 ranked Indiana men’s soccer team looks to continue its success on the road against No. 16 ranked University of Akron. The Zips are the first ranked opponent the Hoosiers will face this season and the game will be played at 7 p.m. Friday at FirstEnergy Stadium.
Indiana men’s soccer has not lost two regular season games in a row since 2013. Coming off a loss to Creighton University, Indiana defeated Xavier University 1-0 Monday night to keep that statistic unchanged.
Prior to Friday’s game against Creighton University, IU men’s soccer head coach Todd Yeagley knew his team would be facing an emotional and determined team. After struggling defensively in their start to the season, the Bluejays were 0-2 and looking to beat the No. 1 ranked Hoosiers.
No. 1 ranked IU men’s soccer will take on the Creighton University Bluejays, the team’s first out-of-state opponent of the season, at 8 p.m. Friday at Bill Armstrong Stadium. The matchup is one of four being played in Bloomington as part of the Adidas/IU Credit Union Classic.
IU men’s soccer’s return to Bill Armstrong Stadium ended in a 1-0 victory against Butler, but the beginning closely resembled that of IU’s offense-heavy matchup against the University of Notre Dame on Friday.
After rallying to defeat the University of Notre Dame Friday, IU men’s soccer is returning for its home opener against Butler University 8 p.m. Tuesday at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
IU volleyball opened its 2021 season by participating in the Top Dawg Challenge in Indianapolis, where the team defeated three different schools in two days.
IU men’s soccer began its season walking away with a 3-2 overtime win against Notre Dame in the season opener. But despite the win, the Hoosiers encountered multiple setbacks throughout the night with a slow offensive start and some defensive misplays.
IU Athletics unveiled its newest fundraising initiative named Women’s Excellence early Wednesday afternoon and is designed to support IU’s female student-athletes.
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IU baseball began its final home stand 1.5 games behind first-place Nebraska in the Big Ten standings. After falling in three of their four games over the weekend, the Hoosiers are now in fourth place.
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IU volleyball announced the cancellation of its weekend matches against Ohio State University on Wednesday afternoon.
IU volleyball fell to Illinois on Friday and Saturday in three and four sets, respectively. The Hoosiers failed to bring enough energy Friday but were able to battle back Saturday to rattle the Illini.
After playing back-to-back weekends since January, IU volleyball had its first postponed match of the season last weekend against Northwestern. The teams put out a joint statement, saying the matches were postponed as Northwestern “safely progresses through return-to-play protocols.”
IU volleyball fell to Michigan 2-3 on Friday and 1-3 Saturday, putting the team at 3-13 on the season. Despite the losses, head coach Steve Aird said he is happy with how his team played and is excited for the future.
IU volleyball takes on Michigan this weekend after coming off a split weekend against Maryland, making them 3-11 on the season. Michigan, due to COVID-19-related postponements, is 2-3. The Wolverines have not played a match since Feb. 20.
