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Rebecca Candler celebrates with teammates after a goal on Oct. 6 at Bill Armstrong Stadium. Candler is closing in on the all-time school record for assists in a career.

Candler six assists shy of record

Rebecca Candler is only six assists away from matching IU’s all-time career assist record of 24, set by IU alumna Wendy Dillinger.


Women’s soccer earns weekend split

The Hoosiers (11-4-1, 4-4) had already lost 1-0 against Michigan on Friday night in Ann Arbor, Mich., and a late Michigan State goal forced an overtime period where one final goal would decide the game.


Sophomore midfielder Kayleigh Steigerwalt takes a shot during Saturday's game against Iowa at Bill Armstrong Stadium. The Hoosiers fell to the Hawkeyes 2-1.

Women's soccer loses first home game of season

On Saturday at Bill Armstrong Stadium, Iowa was able to expose those tendencies en route to handing the Hoosiers (10-3-1, 3-3) their first home loss of the season, 2-1.


Women's soccer goes up against Iowa on Saturday

IU women’s soccer enters Saturday’s 6 p.m. game against Iowa at Bill Armstrong Stadium coming off a pair of wins that featured some of the most physical play all season.



Column: Women's soccer should see continued success

Key aspects of any team’s success are sharing a bond and fighting through trials.
That was the case with this team on Friday night when forward Rebecca Candler found the net off of a missed kick by midfielder Abby Smith in overtime.


Freshman midfielder Veronica Ellis controls the ball during Indiana's 3-2 victory over Illinois on Sunday at Bill Armstrong Stadium. The Hoosiers overcame wet weather and an early Illinois goal to win 3-2.

Women's soccer sweeps weekend

In a weekend where IU women’s soccer picked up a pair of Big Ten wins against Northwestern and Illinois, Berbary said Candler and junior midfielder Jordan Woolums came through.


Sophomore Midfielder Jessie Bujouves chases after a ball on Sept. 6 at Bill Armstrong Stadium. Bujouves scored the Hoosiers' only goal as they defeated Eastern Michigan 1-0.

Women's soccer set to play two Big Ten opponents

Focus has been a talking point for IU women’s soccer this week in training.
The Hoosiers return home to play host to Northwestern at 7 p.m. Friday and Illinois at
noon Sunday coming off a pair of conference losses.


Senior forward Rebecca Candler takes a penalty kick on Sept. 21 during IU's game against Central Michigan at Bill Armstrong Stadium. The shot attempt bounced off the crossbar, but the Hoosiers capitalized on other opportunities to take a 2-1 victory.

Women's soccer maximizes lineup with subs

IU Coach Amy Berbary has created a competitive environment where the lineup is always changing. There’s no finite set of starters and backups, but rather a roster where every player is expected to be ready to take the field at any time.


Women's soccer defeated by Nittany Lions 4-1

After heading into halftime at University Park, Pa., tied, the Hoosiers gave up three unanswered goals in the second half to lose 4-1 to the No. 8 Nittany Lions.


Junior midfielder Tori Keller evades a Xavier defender during Wednesday's game at Bill Armstrong Stadium.

Women's soccer stopped short

The Hoosiers entered Thursday as the only team in the Big Ten undefeated, but suffered their first setback with a 3-1 loss against Ohio State.



Ellis helps IU win first Big Ten opener since 2007

Freshman midfielder Veronica Ellis played less than 12 minutes for the IU women’s soccer team in Sunday’s 1-0 win against Minnesota, but that was all it took to create the spark the Hoosiers needed.



Sophomore Midfielder Jessie Bujouves chases after a ball during Friday's game at Bill Armstrong Stadium. Bujouves scored the Hoosiers' only goal as they defeated Eastern Michigan 1-0.

Hoosier Classic tournament returns to Bloomington

The women’s soccer Hoosier Classic Tournament makes a return this weekend after a five-year hiatus as the IU women’s soccer team plays St. John’s on Friday and Central Michigan on Sunday.


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