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Although there are no official statistics being held for the spring season, the team is putting in work for their next season.

UNK women’s soccer hits the field for spring season

GRANT TIGHE • Apr 14, 2021
It has been a rough start for the UNK women’s soccer team. The Lopers scored three goals in their first match of the spring season in an overtime loss to Missouri Western State. Since then, the Lopers have not scored a goal in three straight games.
The Lopers struggled to gain offensive momentum against Fort Hays.

Lopers playing for the present, focusing on the future

JESUS MARFILENO • Apr 7, 2021
After the 2020 regular soccer season was canceled just two weeks before classes started, the team was informed in October that they would have a chance to play in the spring. The spring matches won’t be tracked on the team’s record, but the Lady Lopers are still making every minute count.
Loper Megan Merkel fights for possesion while two Minnesota State Moorhead defenders rush toward the ball.

Defense shines for UNK in opening weekend

Sep 13, 2019

https://youtu.be/VErJSEguBuw Alex EllerSports Reporter Defense was the name of the game for the Lopers women soccer team in the UNK Fall Classic last weekend. After not finding the back of the...

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Soccer looks to flip the script in 2019

Sep 1, 2019

Coming into the 2019 season the UNK women’s soccer team has their goals set high. After steadily improving from year one to year two under Chloe Roberts, a trip to the MIAA tournament for the first...

Soccer Team Lineup

Roller coaster season ends on senior Sunday

Oct 31, 2018

By Brandon Rojas The sun was out, and no clouds were in sight, it was the perfect conditions for a senior day send-off. Emporia State (13-4-1), however, had other plans. UNK (5-12-1) took on the Hornets...

Soccer Celebrates After Celebrating a Goal

Double overtime goal gives Lopers life

Oct 3, 2018

              A cold weekend had everyone bundled up to watch the Lopers take on the Northeastern State RiverHawks. The first of the two weekend games, ended...

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