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The SIUE women’s soccer team had a challenging nonconference finish, suffering a 7-0 defeat against Milwaukee. With only five shots taken, the Cougars struggled offensively while Milwaukee improved to 3-4-1. Goalkeeper Sarah Bozeman made five saves in a valiant effort. As they prepare for Ohio Valley Conference play, SIUE, now at 1-7-1, aims to regroup and strategize for upcoming games, starting with Eastern Illinois.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin – The SIUE women’s soccer team concluded its nonconference season on September 14, 2025, with a significant defeat against Milwaukee, losing 7-0. This loss places the Cougars’ record at 1-7-1 as they prepare to enter Ohio Valley Conference play next week.
During the match at Milwaukee, SIUE struggled offensively, managing only five shots throughout the game. Player Claire Nieroda stood out with two shots, while teammates Audrey Roberts, Sydney Lane, and Sissi Loza each contributed one shot to the total. On the defensive front, goalkeeper Sarah Bozeman made five saves, attempting to keep the match competitive.
Milwaukee, on the other hand, capitalized on their opportunities and improved their season record to 3-4-1 with this commanding victory. The performance included notable contributions from Emily Petring and Kristina Karlof, who each scored two goals during the match, leading their team to an overwhelming win.
With their nonconference schedule now complete, the Cougars are looking forward to their upcoming match against Eastern Illinois, set to take place on September 21, 2025, at 3 p.m. in Charleston, Illinois. This game marks the beginning of the Ohio Valley Conference play, an important phase of the season for the Cougars as they aim to improve their performance and compete for a better record.
Historically, SIUE’s women’s soccer team has faced challenges in nonconference play, and this year’s campaign has been no exception. With a current record of 1-7-1, the team will need to regroup and focus on their strategy as they approach conference play. The coaching staff will likely emphasize the importance of effective offensive execution and strengthened defensive tactics in preparation for the games ahead.
As SIUE gears up for the East Illinois match, the players and coaches will be looking to turn the tide of the season and make a strong impression in the Ohio Valley Conference. The upcoming match will be crucial for the Cougars as they seek to build momentum and regain confidence after a challenging start to the season.
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- Milwaukee Panthers: Panthers Cruise Past Cougars 7-0
- SIUE Cougars: Cougars Fall to Milwaukee
- North Carolina Tar Heels: Women’s Soccer Hosts Milwaukee
- Google Search: SIUE Women’s Soccer
- Wikipedia: Women’s soccer
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