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SOCCER SATURDAY, OCT. 2 Morningside University looks for a rebound from recent toughluck results this evening during their Homecoming Week 2021 doubleheader. Doane University is the Mustangs’ guest. Head coach Jennifer Kennedy-Croft’s women’s team stands 3-6 overall and 1-3 in the conference. Head coach Tony Odorisio’s men’s side is 1-7-1 overall and 1-2-1 in the league.
THE SERIES Head coach Tom Maxon’s men’s program has won four straight and five of the last six against the Tigers. However, the previous three meetings have been decided by one goal. The women’s recent trend has Mside claiming the only two meetings between the Great Plains Athletic Conference foes. The Mustangs won 2-0 in 2019 and 3-1 in 2020.
THE MATCH-UP A five-person underclasswoman group tops Morningside’s offense through eight matches. Newcomer midfielder Nathalie Larsson and midfielder/forward Victoria Stausholm are at the front of the class with five and four goals, respectively. Sophomore forward/defender Jil Hellerforth (three goals) and freshmen midfielders Antonia Janssen and Julie Raffel (two goals each) are next in line. Narrow misses throughout both extra sessions on Sept. 29 left the Mustangs wondering what might have been in conference road action. Trying to move up the league standings, Morningside battled the Broncos, a fellow top-six resident, tooth and nail on their home pitch at Lloyd Wilson Field over 110 tense minutes. Mside held a considerable advantage in offensive attempts (22-9), of which ten were struck at the home side’s net. However, the only successful try came from Larsson, who took a placement from Hellerforth and found paydirt in the 35th minute. Larsson’s team-leading fifth goal of the year kept the visitors in front on the scoreboard until the early stages of the second half when Hastings responded for a 1-1 tie. From that point on, Maxon’s crew had eight strikes either saved, hit the post, or rebounded off the crossbar for what would have been the potential match-winner. Senior goalkeeper Sarah Finn and Hastings net minder Sofie Jackson-Pedersen turned in key numbers that led to the draw. Finn had four saves among the Broncos’ nine total shots, and JacksonPedersen posted nine saves versus the Mustangs’ offense. It’s a similar story for the men’s offense over nine contests. Senior midfielder Moritz Lusch and junior forward Robin Thomala have successfully found the back of the opponent’s nets five times. In contrast, senior midfielder Noah Aniser and sophomore forwards
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Morningside Women
0 Megan Messersmith 1 Sarah Finn 2 Meike Dingenouts 3 Samantha O’Roy 4 Annemiek Goedhart 5 Roselynn Bosman 6 Anna Ljulijic 7 Cristal De La Torre 8 Freja Brix Rasmussen 9 Nathalie Larsson 10 Antonia Janssen 11 Jil Hellerforth 12 Julie Raffel 13 Merel Kooij 14 Emily Rotthaler 15 Maddie Moore 16 Ebba Torgner 17 Taylor Garris 18 Julie Severin 19 Eva Geiben 20 Victoria Stausholm 21 Logan Abernathy 22 LisAnn Evert 23 Sina Feeser 24 Makenzie Homan 25 Ellie Gengler 26 Karlie Reagan 27 Jolina Stuebner 28 Audrey Haworth 29 Ellie Barber 30 Natalie Cloud 30 Sedrena Phillips 31 Makenzie Hunzeker 31 Rena Ketelsen 32 Brooke Brabban 33 Cassandra Garcia 34 Paula Geiser 35 Isabella Goaley 36 Alejandra Iniguez 37 Lucia Kruize 38 Jaedyn Mauck 39 Ashley Neal 40 Lea Okkels 41 Payton Stoffel 42 Tina Muzinga
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Lincoln, Neb. Tampa, Fla. Breda, Netherlands Antelope, Calif. Emmerich, Germany Drempt, Netherlands Neumuenster, Germany South Sioux City, Neb. Svendborg, Denmark Gothenburg, Sweden Darmstadt, Germany Luedensheid, Germany Rungsted, Den. Rockanje Zuid, Netherlands Angath, Aus. Long Beach, Calif. Mjoelby, Sweden Omaha, Neb. Haderslev, Denmark Mainz, Germany Esbjerg, Denmark Lees Summit, Mo. Kiel, Germany Heilbronn, Germany Omaha, Neb. Sioux City, Iowa Rapid City, S.D. Berlin, Germany Papillion, Neb. Sioux City, Iowa Sioux City, Iowa Sioux City, Iowah Lincoln, Neb. Wrestedt, Germany Gretna, Neb. Omaha, Neb. Baden-Baden, Germany Omaha, Neb. Sioux City, Iowa Kulhuse, Denmark Council Bluffs, IowaCentral Lawton, Iowa Naerum, Denmark Omaha, Neb./Roncalli Sioux City, Iowa
Head coach: Tom Maxon Assistant coaches: BJ Wylie, Jackie Martinez, Lawrence Jensen, Courtney Woodcock, Andy Reyes, Mario Melo Team Manager: Sophie Fill
Doane Women
1 Hannah Drolshagen 2 Emily Guiton 3 Desiree Lopez 4 Natalie Dye 6 Gisselle Martinez 7 Abby Reedy 8 Quinn Whitcomb 9 Michaela Thompson 10 Abbie Hedgecock 12 Samantha Urena 15 Payton Schelin 16 Beatriz Rivas 17 Jenna Tardiff 19 Brooklyn Mercurio 20 Britnee Miller 22 Liz Torok 23 Ashley Marsh 25 Denise Gomez 26 Zoe Hendrix 27 Lexi Torok 28 Payton Cooley 29 Britany McCarty 31 Vivian Toomey 58 Danielle Dubovy
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Englewood, Colo. Auburn, Wash. San Elizario, Texas Tacoma, Wash. Poway, Calif. Paonia, Colo. Bellevue, Neb. Spokane, Wash. North Platte, Neb. Los Angeles, Calif. Bonney Lake, Wash. Duarte, Calif. Antelope, Calif. Tucson, Ariz. Olathe, Kan. Nine Mile Falls, Wash. Gretna, Neb. Porter, Texas Arvada, Colo. Nine Mile Falls, Wash. Omaha, Neb. Byron, Ill. Long Beach, Calif. Las Vegas, Nev.
Head coach: Assistant coaches:
Jennifer Kennedy-Croft Errick Sturm, Patrick Smith, Nishesh Yadav
Morningside Men
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Bad Vilbel, Germany Augsburg, Germany Neuenkirchen, Germany Frankfurt, Germany Lillerod, Denmark Groningen, Netherlands Molfsee, Germany Aabenraa, Denmark Memmingen, Germany Amsterdam, Netherlands Bielefield, Germany Wipshausen, Germany Mosbach, Germany South Sioux City, Neb. Leipzig, Germany Doorn, Netherlands Romford, England Stuttgart, Germany Groebenzell, Germany Karlsruhe, Germany Berlin, Germany Gerstetten, Germany Odder, Denmark Detmold, Germany Grosswallstadt, Germany Starnberg, Germany Holstebro, Denmark Frankfurt, Germany Sioux City, Iowa Augsburg, Germany Trier, Germany Caxias do Sul, Brazil Sioux City, Iowa Galve, Sweden Weinheim, Germany Solroed, Denmark Stuttgart, Germany Omaha, Neb. Quito, Ecuador Rio de Janiero, Brazil Eritrea, East Africa Piracicaba, Brazil Sioux Falls, S.D. Tea, S.D. South Ockendon, England Sioux City, Iowa Denton, Tex. Sao Paulo, Brazil Sioux City, Iowa Sioux City, Iowa Sao Paulo, Brazil Eindhoven, Netherlands Rome, Italy Frankfurt, Germany Cologne, Germany
Head coach: Tom Maxon Assistant coaches: BJ Wylie, Gio Curiel, Armand Garcia, Pascal Kutschera, Pedro Tostes, Amou Mumm Team Managers: Joseph Christian, Sophie Fill
Doane Men
00 Guilherme Longatto GK Jr. 0 Dylan Tridle GK Fr. 1 Andres Fallas GK Sr. 3 Evan Stiles D So. 4 Jack Haury MF Sr. 5 Braden Lackey F Fr. 6 Gabriel Calixto D Sr. 7 Felipe Lozano MF Fr. 8 Geraldo Ruiz Aviles MF Jr. 9 Guillermo Fontes F Sr. 10 Gilberto Rodriguez F/MF Sr. 11 Roberto Filpo F Jr. 12 Cesar Gonzalez D So. 13 Jarryd Stone D Jr. 14 Pedro de Silva D Sr. 15 Cade Mahan D Sr. 16 Brandon Naidas D So. 17 Henrique Henriques F Sr. 18 Garrett Scheet MF Fr. 19 Ryan Walling F Jr. 20 Tyler Thompson D So. 21 Zane Boudreau MF So. 22 Markus Pieper F Sr. 23 Alexis Carbajal F So. 24 Jesus Maganda D Jr. 25 Quinn Bullerdiek MF Sr. 26 Oleh Tyshkov F Fr. 27 Trey Krueger MF Fr.
Sao Paulo, Brazil Lincoln, Neb. San Jose, Costa Rica Lincoln, Neb. Omaha, Neb. Lincoln, Neb. Sao Paulo, Brazil Bogota, Colombia Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico Hermosillo, Mexico Columbus, Neb. Mineola, N.Y. Puerto Quito, Ecuador Ballito, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa Sao Paulo, Brazil Lincoln, Neb. Omaha, Neb. Vitoria, Brazil Lincoln, Neb. Elkhorn, Neb. San Antonio, Texas Papillion, Neb. Lincoln, Neb. Crete, Neb. Schuyler, Neb. Lincoln, Neb. Lincoln, Neb. Bellevue, Neb.
Head coach: Tony Odorisio Assistant coaches: Harlan Milder, Luis Castaneda
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Johannes Lang, and Gero Zarbo have attributed three goals each. Sophomore midfielder/forward Victor Beker also is in the multiple-score territory with two goals. An unfortunate script again came into play for Morningside on Sept. 29. With the final minute of the first overtime ticking down at Hastings College’s Lloyd Wilson Stadium, the Mustangs appeared headed to a second extra 10 minutes. However, taking a page from what Northwestern College managed a week prior, the host Broncos found the back of the visiting net with only 20 seconds remaining to forge a 3-2 victory. Zarbo and Lusch provided the goals. In each instance, though, the hosts answered and even held a 2-1 regulation lead into the final 25 minutes before Lusch’s coteam-leading fifth goal in the 76th minute sent the two league powers into overtime. Beker sat atop the shots category with three overall and two on frame. Junior goalkeeper Bjarne Huth was step-for-step saves-wise with Hastings netminder Brendan Dally, as each registered four.
Remaining Schedule Oct. 6 Oct. 9 Oct. 13 Oct. 16 Oct. 21 Oct. 23 Oct. 27 Oct. 30
Concordia* Dordt* Briar Cliff* Midland* Viterbo Mount Marty* College of Saint Mary* Dakota Wesleyan*
5:30 p.m. – W/8 p.m. - M 1 p.m. – W/3:30 p.m.- M 5:30 p.m. – W/8 p.m. - M 1 p.m. – W/3:30 p.m. - M 1 p.m. – W/3 p.m. - M 1 p.m. – W/3:30 p.m. - M 3 p.m. - W 5:30 p.m. – W/8 p.m.
*Great Plains Athletic Conference matches Home matches in bold
Doane’s men have managed to somewhat right a problematic start to the season over their last three matches. They are 1-1-1 in the span with a win over Presentation College and a draw with the University of Jamestown. Senior goalkeeper Andreas Fallas played an essential role with six saves against PC and 11 versus Jamestown. DU’s women have dropped three in a row coming in, but two of the defeats have occurred by three goals or less. Junior midfielder/forward Michaela Thompson, sophomore forward Lexie Torok, and junior midfielder Jenna Tardiff tallied goals during the span. Morningside is back on the road Wednesday, Oct. 6. They travel to Concordia University in Seward, Neb., for a 5:30/8 p.m. doubleheader.
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