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Women’s soccer beats MNU 3-2 on Rivalry Night

Women’s soccer beats MNU 3-2 on Rivalry Night

Story by Bailey September 28, 2016
After a dominating first half, Baker beat MidAmerica Nazarene 3-2 as part of Rivalry Night Tuesday at Liston Stadium. The women are now 7-3 on the season and 3-1 in the Heart of America Athletic Conference.

Women’s soccer bounces back with conference win

Story by Chad Mullen, Writer September 26, 2016
The Baker University women's soccer team defeated Culver-Stockton College 5-0 on homecoming weekend. The victory moved the Wildcats to 6-3 overall and 2-1 in the Heart of America Athletic Conference.
Freshman Erica Esch steps in front of Benedictine defender Hailey McEntee to gain control of the ball during Bakers 3-0 loss in Atchison on Sept. 21. Image by Bailey Conklin.

Women’s soccer falls to Benedictine 3-0

Story by Bailey Conklin, Sports Editor September 22, 2016
The Baker women's soccer team is now 1-1 in conference play after falling to Benedictine Wednesday night in Atchison.

Women’s soccer team earns first Heart win

Story by Nathalia Barr, Managing Editor September 20, 2016
The Baker University women's soccer team started conference play with another shutout win, defeating Clarke University 3-0 on Sunday.
Women’s soccer team ready to start conference play

Women’s soccer team ready to start conference play

Story by Bailey Conklin, Sports Editor September 15, 2016
The Baker women’s soccer team has hit its stride heading into conference play in the upcoming weekend. The Wildcats shut out Ottawa 3-0, displayed a dominant offense in a 5-1 win over Park, and secured a 3-2 road win against Mid-America Christian.

Women’s soccer shuts out Ottawa

Story by Bailey Conklin, Sports Editor September 8, 2016
The Wildcats improved to 2-2-0 on the season with a 3-0 victory against the Ottawa Braves on Sept. 7.
Womens soccer opens season with 1-2 record

Women’s soccer opens season with 1-2 record

Story by Bailey Conklin, Sports Editor September 3, 2016
The Baker Wildcats continue to look for answers as a rocky season start now includes a 2-1 loss to Hastings Friday at Liston Stadium.
2015 Heart Defensive Player of the Year Krista Hooper helped lead the Wildcats to a second-place finish in the Heart and a trip to Orange Beach, Alabama, for the NAIA National Championships. Hooper was second on the team in goals scored (9) and third in assists (5).

2016 women’s soccer preview

Story by Bailey Conklin, Sports Editor August 25, 2016
Assistant Sports Editor Bailey Conklin has your 2016 women's soccer preview ready just in time for the beginning of the season.
Womens soccer loses tourney game in Orange Beach

Women’s soccer loses tourney game in Orange Beach

Story by Levi Blaylock, Writer December 2, 2015
The No. 11 women’s soccer team saw its season come to an end Tuesday night in the second round of the 2015 NAIA National Championship. No. 6 ranked Spring Arbor put up three first-half goals against the Wildcats and hung on for a 3-0 win.
Womens soccer clinches spot at nationals

Women’s soccer clinches spot at nationals

Story by Levi Blaylock, Writer November 23, 2015
The No. 11 Baker University women’s soccer team is headed to the NAIA national tournament in Orange Beach, Alabama, after beating No. 20 Viterbo 1-0 in the opening round of the NAIA Women’s Soccer National Championship.
Canadian Krista Hooper makes BU her second home

Canadian Krista Hooper makes BU her second home

Story by Bailey Conklin, Sports Editor November 20, 2015
Most parents are able to travel to Baldwin City to see their daughters play at Liston Stadium for home soccer games. However, Krista Hooper's parents watch their daughter play soccer via live web stream from the comfort of their home 1,600 miles away in the city of Edmonton in Alberta, Canada.
Hanson battles through second knee injury

Hanson battles through second knee injury

Story by Brenna Thompson, News Editor November 18, 2015
Junior Makenzie Hanson is too familiar with anterior crucial ligament tears. During her college career in soccer, Hanson has suffered an ACL tear not once, but twice.
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