Soccer team concludes immensely improved 2014 season
The much improved UW-River Falls women’s soccer team saw its season come to a close last week during the semifinals of the conference playoffs.
The much improved UW-River Falls women’s soccer team saw its season come to a close last week during the semifinals of the conference playoffs.
The soccer season is coming to a close and the WIAC’s middle of the pack is coming to the finish line kicking and screaming.
It was the “Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Game” at Ramer Field on Saturday evening as the UW-River Falls women’s soccer team defeated the UW-Platteville Pioneers by a score of 3-1.
The rest of the WIAC better pay attention to the UW-River Falls women’s soccer team. The Falcons have not lost a game since Sept. 3, and they are looking strong…
All of the fall sports seasons have wrapped up at UW-River Falls. Here is a recap on how the teams fared this season.
The UW-River Falls women’s soccer team has undergone a changing of the guard on the field this season.
Alex Swotloski is a junior forward on the UW-River Falls women’s soccer team. She is originally from Green Bay, Wis., which is over four hours away from UWRF.
For UW-River Falls senior soccer player Carlin Bunting, her college career not only involved excelling on and off the field; it also involved growing as a person.
Six Falcons earned WIAC athlete of the week honors for their efforts in helping their respective teams.
The UW-River Falls women’s soccer team has played a very tough schedule in their first 10 games. This included two games against teams currently ranked in the NCAA Top 25.
