Two Chippewas named to All-Great Lakes Region First Team
Sophomore forward Alexis Pelafas and senior midfielder Eliza Van de Kerkhove have been named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-Great Lakes Region First Team.
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Sophomore forward Alexis Pelafas and senior midfielder Eliza Van de Kerkhove have been named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-Great Lakes Region First Team.
There are 124 women soccer players from the Mid-American Conference who made the 2016 Academic All-MAC Team. Fifteen of those are from Central Michigan — the most in the MAC.
Former University of Michigan football coach Bo Schembechler once said, "No coach is more important than the team."
Two Central Michigan senior soccer players, Taylor Potts and Kaylin Hoomaian, were selected to the Mid-American Conference All-Tournament Team on Tuesday.
Central Michigan soccer head coach Peter McGahey worked day in and day out this season to get the team prepared and ready for each opponent ahead of them. The team came up short, losing in the Mid-American Conference Semifinals to Kent State.
Despite an early 1-0 lead, Central Michigan's soccer season came to an end Friday as the Chippewas fell to Kent State 3-1 in the Mid-American Conference Semifinal.
The Central Michigan soccer team controlled the entire first half with fundamental defense and an early goal from senior defensive midfielder Taylor Potts who had just returned from an injury.
The Mid-American Conference revealed its postseason awards Thursday, and the Central Michigan women's soccer team was representative on three All-Conference Teams.
The season will be over with another loss, but a win on Friday guarantees at least one more game for the Central Michigan women’s soccer team.
Head coach Peter McGahey has often said there are three parts to a soccer season: The start, the end and the post season.
Buffalo has been a thorn in the sides of Central Michigan sports over the past few seasons.
With time running out on the Central Michigan soccer team’s regular season Thursday, it appeared the Chippewas would be playing in their sixth overtime game in a row.
The last time the Central Michigan soccer team won the Mid-American Conference Tournament was in 2010. The journey to win another begins Sunday.
Despite carrying an early 2-0 lead, Central Michigan soccer lost its first overtime game of the season 3-2 Thursday against Mid-American Conference foe Akron — ending the Chippewas' division title hopes.
Facing a 1-0 deficit late in the second half of Saturday’s soccer game, Central Michigan looked to be headed to its first losing streak of the season.
Akron’s women’s soccer team had not won a Mid-American Conference game up to this point in the season.
In 2001, Central Michigan soccer player Allison Campbell set the record for most goals scored in a season with 14.
After five of the last six games being at the CMU Soccer Complex — all of which went to at least one overtime period — the Central Michigan women’s soccer team (13-1-2, 5-1-2 Mid-American Conference) will go on the road for the first time in two weeks on Thursday.
Central Michigan women's soccer's star sophomore forward Alexis Pelafas is leading the nation in goals scored with 15. She broke CMU's all-time single-season goals record on Sunday against Ohio with her 15th goal of the season. Central Michigan Life caught up with Pelafas as the team was traveling to Akron for its match with the Zips on Thursday.
After being suspended for the first game of the weekend on Friday, a two-goal performance against Ohio on Sunday was good enough to earn sophomore forward Alexis Pelafas the Mid-American Conference's Offensive Player of the Week Award.