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Nearing the 90-minute mark in its Mid-American Conference opener, Central Michigan soccer (1-5-2, 0-0-1) junior defender Matilda Melin found herself with a chance to secure the win against Eastern Michigan (1-4-3, 0-0-1) on Thursday.
Leaving the field with a clean slate, Central Michigan soccer heads into Mid-American Conference play after posting a 1-1 draw against Eastern Illinois on Sunday.
In the final eight minutes, the University of Michigan doubled its score as it shut out the Chippewas 7-0 on Sunday in Mount Pleasant.
Central Michigan soccer got its first win of the season in a dominating performance against Detroit Mercy on Thursday with a final score of 4-2.
For the second consecutive game, Central Michigan soccer found itself in a shutout. A three-game road trip came to an end for the Chippewas with a 3-0 loss to Wright State on Sunday.
Looking to secure the first win of the season, Central Michigan soccer took on an undefeated Michigan State Thursday night but was shut out 7-0 by the Spartans.
On the road and down a goal, Central Michigan soccer was looking for a miracle to push its season-opening game against Morehead State to overtime.
Central Michigan soccer has unveiled its 2022 schedule.
It's that time of the year.
After a long-fought game and a long-fought season, Central Michigan was left stunned when Buffalo scored in double overtime to knock off the Chippewas 2-1 on Sunday.
Amanda Britain gained possession of the ball at midfield; she passed the ball to a streaking Jaelyn Dobrowolski.
Hearts pounding, fans standing as all eyes were on Central Michigan's Maria Kaschalk as she approached the ball for a free kick in double overtime.
Right from the opening whistle, Central Michigan soccer found themselves in a battle with Kent State.
CM Life Sports is back for another episode of Maroon and Bold! On this weeks episode, Noah breaks down Soccer's final stretch of the season, Sean discusses the struggles plaguing volleyball, Grace Butler debuts "Grace's Corner" where she talks with CMU starting pitcher Jordan Patty. Ashley discusses field hockey's recent three contests while Mitch and Christian discuss football's wins over Ohio and Toledo while previewing Saturday's game against NIU.
In a crowded stadium at the end of homecoming weekend, Central Michigan fans were eager to see another Chippewa win.
For the first time in the month of October, Central Michigan soccer was unable to secure the victory, snapping its four-game winning streak.
The Buffalo crowd was rowdy expecting an overtime matchup, but became dead silent within seconds.
Mist and rain were visible under the floodlights, and using the wet turf as an advantage, Central Michigan was sliding up and down the field stuffing three goals in back of Akron's net.
Twins are hard to find in the world of sports. Finding a pair on the same team is even harder.
Sports editor Mitch Vosburg is back for another episode. He sits down with Noah Wulbrecht to discuss CMU soccer's pair of wins over NIU and WMU, Sean Chase discusses what went wrong with CMU volleyball against WMU, Ashley Birkeness makes her Maroon and Bold debut to talk CMU field hockey and Christian Booher discusses CMU football's 28-17 loss to Miami (Ohio) and what needs to change going forward.
