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CMU's Redshirt junior goalkeeper Allison LaPoint gears up to kick the ball, Thursday, Sept. 28, in the Multipurpose Complex. LaPoint is from Royal Oak, Mich., and ranked second in the MAC in 2021 with a .816 save percentage. (CM-Life | Trent Reinke)
WMU graduate student forward Jen Blitchok chases CMU redshirt sophomore defender Dani Barzowski for the ball, Thursday, Sept. 28, in the Multipurpose Complex. (CM-Life | Trent Reinke)
CMU sophomore defender Lily Wilson recoils as CMU redshirt junior Allison LaPoint catches the ball during a play, Thursday, Sept 28, in the Multipurpose Complex. (CM-Life | Trent Reinke)
WMU's junior forward Jaden Peck races CMU's redshirt junior forward Elizabeth Chlystun for the ball, Thursday, Sept. 28, in the Multipurpose Complex. Chlystun is from Zionsville, Ind. (CM-Life | Trent Reinke)
CMU soccer players race a WMU player as the CMU goalkeeper drops to block a kick, Thursday, Sept. 28, in the Multipurpose Complex. (CM-Life | Trent Reinke)
With Central Michigan soccer down early in the first half, junior forward Jenna Little tied the match at one as she found the back of the net for the Chippewas.
The Central Michigan Chippewas earned their first win of the Mid-American Conference after traveling to Oxford, Ohio Sunday afternoon. CMU emerged from a scoreless first half and rushed the net, scoring two goals in the matter of minutes. Junior forward Jenna Little scored both with powerful shots to the bottom of the net.
The Central Michigan Chippewas took on Eastern Michigan in its first Mid-American Conference game of the season resulting in a 0-1 loss on Thursday. The score remained scoreless into the second quarter until a penalty kick from the Eagles in the 72nd minute.
In a day celebrating its seniors, Central Michigan University soccer earned its first win of the season with a 2-1 victory over Purdue-Fort Wayne on Sunday. The Chippewas are left with a 1-1-3 record as they head into their Mid-American Conference opener game against Eastern Michigan on Thursday, Sept. 21.
Over the weekend, the Chippewas traveled to Louisville to take on the Cardinals in the fourth game of the season. After three consecutive ties, the Chippewas now remain 0-1-3 as they make their way back to Mount Pleasant for their second home game of the season on Sunday.
Central Michigan soccer looks to get itself in the win column on Thursday against Cincinnatti, following two draws to open the season.
Following halftime, Central Michigan soccer looked to keep its momentum going with a 2-0 lead over Kent State.
Central Michigan soccer set the tone fourteen minutes into the game, scoring first against Buffalo who lead the Mid-American conference in New York on Thursday.
Down by one with 29 seconds to play, senior midfielder Maggie Basse battled an Akron defender, looking for space.
The dark clouds rolled into Mount Pleasant towards the end of the first half, as Central Michigan soccer trailed the Ohio Bobcats.
With less than five minutes on the clock, junior midfielder Matilda Melin attempted to give Central Michigan soccer a lead. However, her shot soared just inches above the goal.
Less than five minutes in, sophomore midfielder Ashley Scesniak set the tone scoring from nearly 35 yards away to hit the back of the net giving Central Michigan soccer a 1-0 lead.
The first Mid-American Conference win is still being sought out by Central Michigan soccer (1-7-2, 0-3-1) as they fell 2-0 to Northern Illinois.
On a crisp fall Thursday night in Mount Pleasant, Central Michigan soccer was shut out by the Bowling Green State Falcons 2-0.
Battling intermittent rain showers, Central Michigan soccer (1-6-2, 0-1-1) welcomed Miami (OH) (5-2-2, 1-0-1) to Mount Pleasant on Sunday looking to secure its first Mid-American Conference win.
