Lady Vols Soccer ⚽️ SEC TOURNAMENT 11/3-11/10

Countdown to kickoff
2 Days until Tennessee opens the season at Indiana August 15

#2 Jaida Thomas
IMG_0013.jpeg

IMG_9994.jpeg
IMG_0015.jpeg

CAREER HONORS​

2023 - REDSHIRT SENIOR​

  • Ranks second on Tennessee's all-time goals list with 39; Kylee Rossi (2005-08) holds the program record with 43 career goals.
  • Her goals-per-game average of .66 ranks second in the Tennessee record book, trailing only Bunny Shaw (.77) and Alison Campbell (.70).
  • Her 11 career game-winning goals are tied for fourth-most in program history.
  • Scored a goal against Indiana to move her career total to 39 before suffering a season-ending injury.

2022 - REDSHIRT JUNIOR​

  • First-team All-SEC performer led the Lady Vols with 13 goals and 28 points on the year.
  • Averaged .68 goals per game to rank first in the SEC and 12th in the nation
  • Started all 19 matches and ranked second on the team in shots (54) and shots on goal (30) while logging 1,255 minutes played.
  • Scored Tennessee's lone goal in the season-ending loss to Xavier in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament (11/11/22), receiving a ball played in by Tara Katz with her back to the goal before turning a defender and volleying it into the far left corner of the net.
  • Drilled home a cross from Taylor Huff in the 78th minute of Tennessee's 2-0 victory at Georgia (10/9/22), extending her goal streak to four consecutive matches; Thomas also helped set up the deciding goal in the 77th minute, when her close-range shot deflected off the keeper and was booted home by Claudia Dipasupil.
  • After Mackenzie George won a hard-fought ball in the 88th minute vs. Missouri (10/6/22) and sent a cross toward the goal, Thomas redirected it past the keeper for her 11th goal of the season.
  • Unleashed five shots during Tennessee's 1-0 win at No. 13 Ole Miss (9/30/22), the last of which was a header off a Claudia Dipasupil serve that found the back of the net for the 11th game-winning goal of Thomas's career; for her efforts, Thomas was named the SEC Offensive Player of the Week.
  • Moved into sole possession of second place on UT's all-time goals list when Claudia Dipasupil served a ball into the box and Thomas buried it in the back of the net from eight yards out in the first half of Tennessee's 4-1 win at Kentucky (9/25/22); it was Thomas's 34th career goal.
  • Assisted on Tennessee's first goal of SEC play, delivering a spot-on pass that was driven home by Mackenzie George in the 19th minute of UT's 2-1 conference-opening win at Florida (9/16/22).
  • Scored a goal for the sixth consecutive match when she smoothly booted home a rebound off the keeper—following a shot by Maddie Eskin—during the first half of Tennessee's shutout victory over Queens University of Charlotte (9/11/22); the goal was the 33rd of Thomas' career, tying her with Hannah Wilkinson for second place on the program's all-time list.
  • For the second time in three matches, she logged a brace during UT's shutout win over Kennesaw State (9/8/22); her first goal of the match opened the night's scoring, and her second goal—set up by a pinpoint cross from Maddie Eskin in the 44th minute—gave the Lady Vols a 2-0 lead.
  • Ran her streak of consecutive matches with a goal to four when she knocked down a cross from Mackenzie George and volleyed a shot into the top right corner from 12 yards out during UT's 7-0 win over Tennessee Tech (9/4/22); Thomas also assisted on a Jordan Fusco goal in the 53rd minute of the triumph.
  • Scored a brace in Tennessee's 4-0 triumph over Bowling Green (8/31/22); her two goals propelled her from sixth place to a tie for third place on UT's career goals list, with 29. The goals came 19 seconds apart in the 64th and 65th minutes, and both were assisted by Taylor Huff.
  • Gave the Lady Vols a 1-0 lead over #5 Duke (8/25/22) when she found the end of a cross by Maria Nelson, one-touching a shot past the Duke keeper from six yards out.
  • Her first goal of the season—the 26th of her career—came in Tennessee's home-opening 1-1 draw against #23 SMU (8/21/22), as she tapped in a Hannah Zaluski corner kick from close range in the 60th minute.

2021 - REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE​

  • Amassed 25 goals over her first two active seasons on Rocky Top, cracking the top 10 in career goals. She will enter her junior season trailing Tennessee's all-time goals leader, Kylee Rossi, by 18 and second-place Hannah Wilkinson by just eight.
  • Finished her sophomore campaign with a team-high 13 goals on the season, tying Bunny Shaw and Kylee Rossi for third on UT's all-time single-season list and ranking first among sophomores.
  • With 31 points on the season, she ranked second among UT sophomores and tied Emily Dowd, Rhian Wilkinson and Kim Patrick at eighth all-time.
  • Tallied five goals and an assist during UT's SEC Championship run.
  • Is the only Tennessee player to record braces in multiple SEC Championship games during a career.
  • Logged seven goals over five games, spanning from Georgia on Oct. 24 through the SEC Championship game on Nov. 7.
  • Found Jordan Fusco in the box to record an assist on UT's second goal against Florida (10/7/21)
  • Led UT to a come-from-behind win at Texas A&M, scoring two of Tennessee's three goals, including the game winner (10/1/21)
  • Scored Tennessee's first goal in its 2-1 double-overtime victory at Mizzou (9/26/21)
  • Added her third goal of the season in the 61st minute against Chattanooga (9/12/21)
  • Knocked in the game winner against Tennessee Tech, redirecting a cross from Tara Katz 16 minutes into the game.
  • Scored UT's first goal of the 2021 season, just two minutes into the match against Florida Gulf Coast (8/19/21).
  • Spent the 2021-22 academic year enrolled in Tennessee Athletics' VOLeaders Academy leadership curriculum, culminating in a summer trip to Rwanda.

2020-21 - REDSHIRT FRESHMAN​

  • Led the Vols with 12 goals and five game-winners in her first season on the active roster
  • Her five game-winning goals were the most ever recorded by a Tennessee freshman
  • Took home her program-record fourth SEC Freshman of the Week award following a brace against Wake Forest (3/6/21)
  • Scored twice against Wake Forest (3/6/21) to help the Vols secure their fourth-straight victory
  • Recorded her third-straight multi-goal performance against Xavier (2/28/21), netting two goals in the 3-1 win over
  • Logged her second-straight multi-goal performance with a brace and an assist in UT's 7-0 rout at App State (2/20/21)
  • Doubled her season's tally with a hat trick in the spring opener vs. Gardner-Webb (2/14/21)
  • Led the team with three goals during the fall semester, each going down as game-winners
  • Added her third game-winning goal of the 2020 campaign at Florida (10/30/20), scoring on a header off Claudia Dipasupil's corner kick service
  • Recorded a season-high six shots at Kentucky (10/18/20), putting five on frame
  • Tallied the game-winning goal as UT picked up its second win of the season over Missouri (10/9/20)
  • Scored her first career goal in overtime against No. 10 Vanderbilt (9/27/20)
  • Made her Tennessee debut in the season opener at Alabama (9/19/20), coming off the bench and playing for 32 minutes

2019 - REDSHIRT​

  • Thomas redshirted and did not compete during the 2019 season.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB​

  • First signee to submit her NLI for Tennessee’s 2019 recruiting class
  • TAPPS 6A Athlete of Year
  • Scored the game-winning goal with four minutes remaining in the championship match to secure the first state title for Bishop Lynch High School since 2015
  • 2018 first-team All-State, first-team All-District, TAPPS All-Tournament Team, District MVP
  • Ranked as the No. 11 forward and the No. 44 player overall on the IMG Academy 150 for the Class of 2019
  • Four-year letter winner in basketball, earning first-team All-State accolades as a senior and helping her high school team capture a state championship as a sophomore

PERSONAL​

  • Jaida Elondra Thomas was born Dec. 25, 2000
  • Daughter of Chiann and Willie Thomas
  • Occasionally goes by the nickname, "Stallion."
  • Completed her degree in Agricultural Leadership, Education & Communication in May of 2022.
  • Recipient of the Carolyn C. & Larry G. Templeton Women's Soccer Scholarship Endowment

IMG_0014.jpeg
 

Coaches tab Arkansas as 2024 SEC Women’s Soccer favorite​

Arkansas is the favorite to win the 2024 Southeastern Conference women’s soccer title in voting by the league’s 16 head coaches. Texas, Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama round out the top five vote-getters.

IMG_0039.jpeg

Birmingham, Ala. – Arkansas is the favorite to win the 2024 Southeastern Conference women’s soccer title in voting by the league’s 16 head coaches. Texas, Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama round out the top five vote-getters.

A record seven SEC teams are ranked in the United Soccer Coaches preseason rankings: Georgia 14th, Arkansas 16th, Texas 17th, Mississippi State 18th, Alabama 20th, South Carolina 21st, and Texas A&M 25th.

The 32nd season of women’s soccer in the SEC begins Thursday, August 15.

2024 SEC Preseason Coaches’ Poll

1. Arkansas

2. Texas

t3. Georgia

t3. South Carolina

5. Alabama

6. Mississippi State

7. Texas A&M

8. Tennessee

9. Vanderbilt

10. LSU

11. Auburn

12. Kentucky

t13. Florida

t13. Oklahoma

15. Ole Miss

16. Missouri
 

Soccer on TV: College Soccer (Aug. 15-18)​

The 2024 women’s college season begins on Thursday.

Thursday, August 15
WOMEN
11 am ET

Jacksonville vs. Boston College ACC Extra
1 pm ET

Lindenwood vs. Belmont ESPN+
Siena vs. Lafayette ESPN+
3 pm ET

American University vs. George Washington ESPN+
Furman vs. Charleston Southern ESPN+
4 pm ET

James Madison vs. Villanova FloFC
Vanderbilt vs. Georgetown FloFC
UNC Asheville vs. The Citadel ESPN+
Davidson vs. VMI ESPN+
4:30 pm ET

Holy Cross vs. Fairfield ESPN+
5 pm ET

NIU vs. DePaul FloFC
North Florida vs. Miami ACC Extra
La Salle vs. Bucknell ESPN+
Saint Francis (PA) vs. Niagara ESPN+
Iowa vs. Oregon State ESPN+
South Dakota vs. Northern Iowa ESPN+
Little Rock vs. Arkansas State ESPN+
5:30 pm ET

Southern Miss ESPN+
6 pm ET

Colgate vs. Stony Brook FloFC
Wake Forest vs. Army ESPN+
Rutgers vs. NJIT ESPN+
Towson vs. Virginia ACC Extra
Maryland vs. Lehigh ESPN+
Northwestern vs. Boston University ESPN+
Green Bay vs. Illinois State ESPN+
Campbell vs. Virginia Tech ACC Extra
6:30 pm ET

Rhode Island vs. Providence FloFC
6:55 pm ET

Hampton vs. Mount St. Mary’s ESPN+
7 pm ET

Penn St. vs. Texas Tech Big Ten Network
Utah Valley vs. Michigan BTN+
Duke vs. Ohio State BTN+
Washington St. vs. Purdue Logo BTN+
Milwaukee vs. Xavier FloFC
South Carolina State vs. Charleston FloFC
George Mason vs. Elon FloFC
Western Kentucky vs. Austin Peay ESPN+
Richmond vs. Coastal Carolina ESPN+
Eastern Washington vs. Troy ESPN+
Southern vs. Ole Miss SEC+
Central Arkansas vs. Tulsa ESPN+
Murray State vs. Cincinnati ESPN+
Presbyterian vs. Wofford ESPN+
Monmouth vs. Temple ESPN+
Mercer vs. Kennesaw State ESPN+
Mercyhurst vs. Duquesne ESPN+
Liberty vs. High Point ESPN+
UNC Wilmington vs. Charlotte ESPN+
UCF vs. Florida Atlantic ESPN+
VCU vs. Old Dominion ESPN+
Dayton vs. Loyola Maryland ESPN+
Morehead State vs. Marshall ESPN+
Manhattan vs. Fordham ESPN+
Florida State vs. South Florida ESPN+
Chattanooga vs. Georgia State ESPN+
Appalachian State vs. NC State ACC Extra
Western Illinois vs. Iowa State ESPN+
Stetson vs. Gardner-Webb ESPN+
Delaware vs. West Virginia ESPN+
Merrimack vs. UMass Lowell ESPN+
Michigan State vs. Notre Dame ACC Extra
William & Mary vs. Radford ESPN+
Massachusetts vs. Syracuse ACC Extra
7:30 pm ET

Texas Southern vs. UT Rio Grande Valley ESPN+
Clemson vs. Auburn SEC+
Baylor vs. Mississippi State SEC+
Central Michigan vs. Kentucky SEC+
Bellarmine vs. Louisville ACC Extra
8 pm ET

Wright St. vs.Illinois BTN+
Tennessee vs. Indiana BTN+
Creighton vs. Minnesota BTN+
Oklahoma St. vs. Nebraska BTN+
Lafayette vs. McNeese ESPN+
Houston vs. Texas SEC+
Oklahoma vs. North Texas ESPN+
East Tennessee State vs. UAB ESPN+
LSU vs. South Alabama ESPN+
John Brown University vs. Arkansas SEC+
West Georgia vs. Jacksonville State ESPN+
Oral Roberts vs. Texas A&M-Commerce ESPN+
UM Kansas City vs. Saint Louis ESPN+
UC Irvine vs. Saint Mary’s ESPN+
Colorado College vs. Montana ESPN+
Sacramento State vs. UC Davis ESPN+
UT Martin vs. North Alabama ESPN+
Tarleton State vs. Incarnate Word ESPN+
Missouri State vs. Missouri SEC+
Alabama A&M vs. Memphis ESPN+
Texas State vs. Rice ESPN+
Navy vs. UTSA ESPN+
Northwestern vs. SMU ACC Extra
Texas A&M vs. Lamar ESPN+
North Dakota vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi ESPN+
Nevada vs. Kansas State ESPN+
Eastern Illinois vs. Loyola Chicago ESPN+
9 pm ET

Gonzaga vs. Utah ESPN+
Stanford vs. San Francisco ESPN+
Marquette vs. Colorado ESPN+
Utah Tech vs. Weber State ESPN+
Air Force vs. Northern Colorado ESPN+
Wisconsin vs. BYU ESPN+
USC vs. New Mexico State ESPN+
10 pm ET

UCLA vs. Long Beach State ESPN+
Seattle vs. Oregon BTN+
Wyoming vs. Washington BTN+
Portland vs. Cal Poly ESPN+
Cal State Northridge vs. California Baptist ESPN+
Houston Christian vs. Pacific ESPN+
Arizona vs. Grand Canyon ESPN+
Northern Arizona vs. Arizona State ESPN+

Friday, August 16
WOMEN
6 pm ET

Marist vs. Seton Hall FloFC
7 pm ET

Western Carolina vs. Florida SEC+
8 pm ET

Grambling vs. SE Louisiana ESPN+
Alcorn State vs. Middle Tennessee ESPN+

Saturday, August 17
WOMEN
4 pm ET

Houston Christian vs. Sacramento State ESPN+
5 pm ET

LIU vs. UAlbany ESPN+
7 pm ET

Vermont vs. UConn FloFC
8 pm ET

Alabama vs. North Texas ESPN+
10 pm ET

Evergreen vs. Cal State East Bay FloFC
11 pm ET

UTEP vs. Abilene Christian ESPN+

Sunday, August 18
WOMEN
Noon ET

Navy vs. Rice ESPN+
La Salle vs. Sacred Heart ESPN+
Binghamton vs. George Washington ESPN+
12:30 pm ET

TCU vs. Charlotte ESPN+
1 pm ET

Stony Brook vs. Maryland BTN+
Wake Forest vs. Rutgers BTN+
Colgate vs. St. Johns FloFC
Kansas City vs. Marquette FloFC
Iowa vs. Colorado College ESPN+
Mercyhurst vs. Niagara ESPN+
Siena vs. Bryant ESPN+
Western Illinois vs. Northern Iowa ESPN+
Eastern Kentucky vs. East Tennessee State ESPN+
Maine vs. Syracuse ACC Extra
LeMoyne vs. Robert Morris ESPN+
Merrimack vs. Boston College ACC Extra
Northwestern vs. Virginia ACC Extra
Illinois State vs. Purdue Fort Wayne ESPN+
Manhattan vs. Army ESPN+
Radford vs. West Virginia ESPN+
Kent State vs. Youngstown State ESPN+
Old Dominion vs. Liberty ESPN+
Delaware vs. Bucknell ESPN+
Eastern Washington vs. Kennesaw State ESPN+
2 pm ET

Colorado State vs. Nebraska BTN+
DePaul vs. Illinois BTN+
Alcorn State vs. Austin Peay ESPN+
Winthrop vs. The Citadel ESPN+
Kansas vs. Drake ESPN+
North Dakota State vs. Green Bay ESPN+
Cal State Bakersfield vs. TexaSEC+
Jackson State vs. McNeese ESPN+
Tarleton State vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi ESPN+
Miami (OH) vs. Tennessee Tech ESPN+
Akron vs. Eastern Illinois ESPN+
American University vs. VMI ESPN+
Holy Cross vs. New Hampshire ESPN+
Northwestern State vs. Mississippi State SEC+
Southern Indiana vs. Arkansas State ESPN+
College of Charleston vs. Presbyterian ESPN+
3 pm ET

Howard vs. Hampton FloFC
Fresno State vs. Cal Poly ESPN+
New Mexico vs. New Mexico State ESPN+
4 pm ET

Portland St. vs. Oregon BTN+
Temple vs. Villanova FloFC
Oregon State vs. Montana ESPN+
California vs. Santa Clara ESPN+
Idaho vs. Seattle U ESPN+
Long Beach State vs. San Diego ESPN+
Stonehill vs. Portland ESPN+
5 pm ET

UC Riverside vs. UCLA BTN+
High Point vs. Clemson ACC Extra
Michigan vs. Xavier FloFC
Jacksonville vs. South Florida ESPN+
Miami vs. Florida Atlantic ESPN+
Northeastern vs. Boston University ESPN+
Southern Illinois vs. UT Martin ESPN+
Chattanooga vs. Tennessee SEC+
Towson vs. UMBC ESPN+
North Florida vs. Florida State ACC Extra
6 pm ET

UNC Greensboro vs. UNC Wilmington FloFC
Purdue vs. Butler FloFC
Notre Dame vs. Samford ESPN+
UC San Diego vs. San Francisco ESPN+
UNC Asheville vs. Western Carolina ESPN+
Alabama A&M vs. Lipscomb ESPN+
Virginia Tech vs. James Madison ESPN+
Notre Dame vs. Samford ESPN+
East Carolina vs. NC State ACC Extra
Utah Valley vs. Detroit Mercy ESPN+
Creighton vs. Iowa State ESPN+
Belmont vs. Middle Tennessee ESPN+
7:30 pm ET

Morehead State vs. Kentucky SEC+
UAB vs. Louisville ACC Extra
8 pm ET

Cal State Northridge vs. Texas Tech ESPN+
Texas Southern vs. SMU ACC Extra
Oral Roberts vs. Oklahoma State ESPN+
Florida International vs. Oklahoma SEC+
Sam Houston vs. Houston ESPN+
Memphis vs. Missouri SEC+
9 pm ET

Little Rock vs. Arizona State ESPN+
10 pm ET

Charleston Southern vs. Grand Canyon ESPN+
USC vs. California Baptist ESPN+
 
Countdown to kickoff
1 Day until Tennessee opens the season at Indiana August 15

#1 Cayden Norris
IMG_0019.jpeg

IMG_0021.jpegIMG_0016.jpeg
Cayden Norris

GK | Johnson City, Tenn.



An in-state product from Johnson City, Tenn., Norris has won four district championships and three regional championships at Science Hill High School, receiving All-Region accolades every season and garnering All-State honors in 2021 and 2023. She plays club for FC Alliance, earning ENCL All-Conference nods in three seasons and participating in ECNL National Team Training Camp. She was twice selected for the ECNL National Showcase and U.S. National Team Selection Camp.

IMG_0020.jpegIMG_0022.jpeg
 
Last edited:
𝙎𝙀𝘾 𝙋𝙧𝙚𝙨𝙚𝙖𝙨𝙤𝙣 𝙒𝙖𝙩𝙘𝙝𝙡𝙞𝙨𝙩😮‍💨

• Mac Midgley
• Kate Runyon
• Sammi Woods
• Jaida Thomas


#GBO 🍊⚽

IMG_0221.jpeg

SoccerAugust 14, 2024
Four Lady Vols were named to the 2024 SEC Preseason Watchlist, as announced by the conference Wednesday. Jaida Thomas, Mac Midgley, Sammi Woods and Kate Runyon were all tabbed as players to watch this season.

Jaida Thomas | Redshirt Senior | Forward
Thomas, who enters her final season on Rocky Top, currently ranks second on Tennessee's all-time goals list with 39 and sits just four back of Kylee Rossi's program-best 43. The three-time All-SEC player and 2021 All-American appeared in just two matches last season before suffering a season-ending injury. During the 2022 season, Thomas scored 13 goals and posted the best goals-per-game average in the SEC at .68.


Mac Midgley | Junior | Midfielder
Midgley is coming off a sophomore season in which she appeared in 20 matches while starting in 19 of those contests. The Wolverine Lake, Michigan, native concluded the 2023 season as a consistent contributor after finishing with three assists and two goals to rank fifth on the team in points with seven. Additionally, Midgley tied for third on the team in minutes played with 1,444 and netted a crucial game-winner during UT's 3-2 victory at Missouri last year.

Sammi Woods | Graduate Student | Forward
Woods comes to UT as a graduate transfer after four seasons at Michigan. In 2023, Woods led Michigan with eight goals and 17 points while also producing a team-high 34 shots. The Saline, Michigan, native also led the Wolverines with two-multi goal matches and started in all 18 contests. Following her performance on the pitch last year, Woods earned Third Team All-Big Ten honors.

Kate Runyon | Sophomore | Forward
Runyon is coming on the heels of a solid first-year campaign in which she garnered SEC All-Freshman Team honors. The Westminster, Colorado, native appeared in 15 contests and started nine before missing time due to injury. Despite her limited time on the pitch last year, Runyon finished fourth on the team in goals (4) and points (9). Additionally, Runyon earned SEC Freshman of the Week honors after scoring in back-to-back games against Florida and South Carolina.

The Lady Vols look to build off a 2023 season in which they advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. They open the 2024 season on the road, traveling to Indiana in an 8 p.m. ET contest on Thursday.
 
From The official Women's Soccer page for the Indiana University Hoosiers.

MATCH CENTRAL: Indiana vs. Tennessee​

IMG_0057.jpeg

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The Indiana women's soccer team is back in action on Thursday, Aug. 15 as they host the Tennessee Volunteers at Bill Armstrong Stadium.

BROADCAST:
The match will be streamed on Big Ten Plus. On the call will be, Ian Plaskoff (PxP), Luke Brenneman (Analyst) and Sydney Parrish on the Sideline.

GAME PROMOTIONS:
IUWS will be giving away 2024 schedule posters and cards at our first match of the season. Stop by the marketing table to pick up a 2024 schedule poster and/or card while supplies last.

ABOUT THE VOLUNTEERS:
Indiana is 1-0-1 against the Tennessee Volunteers. Last season, the Hoosiers scored two goals in the 33rd minute within seconds of each other in the first half. The Vols scored twice in the 53rd and 72nd for a 2-2 draw in Knoxville. Tennessee ended last season with a NCAA First Round win against No. 17 Xavier with a 1-0 win in overtime before falling to No. 15 Nebraska 2-1 in the second round of the NCAA tournament. The Vols held a record of 9-7-4 and added 17 newcomers which included 10 freshman and seven with collegiate experience.

RETURNERS:
Of IU's 25 players that saw minutes in 2023, 21 will return for the 2023 season.

IUWS is returning eight of its 12 goal scorers last year. Coffield and Costello scored at least two goals with an additional six scorers returning this season.

Indiana's backline returns veteran defender Camille Hamm, rookie standout Piper Coffield and Lauren Costello. This trio aided in the single-season shutout record and combined for five goals and 18 points.

Veteran Sydney Masur and counterparts Natasha Kim and Hope Paredes return for the Hoosiers in the midfield. The trio combined for 39 shots, 14 shots on goal and five points last season.

Elle Britt led the team in shots last season with 42 and 13 on target. Marisa Grzesiak trailed Britt with 27 shots and 11 shots on goal.

NEW ADDITIONS:
The Hoosiers added six new additions to the team including graduate transfer Avery Snead and five true freshmen in Layla Sirdah, Bella Haggerty, Josie Pratl, Maggie Ledwith and Haden Vlcek.

Snead was named to the Big Ten Player to Watch List as she looks to bring her veteran experience and make immediate impact on the pitch.

Haggerty, Vlcek and Pratl will add depth to the IU's backline while Maggie and Layla look to create more scoring chances for the Hoosiers.

B1G PLAYERS TO WATCH:
Jamie Gerstenberg, Jr., GK

Gerstenberg earns a spot on the watch list for the third straight year. The reigning Big Ten Goalkeeper of the Year who started between the pipes in all 20 of the Hoosiers' matches. She totaled 52 saves (.765 save percentage) with a .82 goals against average. She set the single-season shutout record with 10 and went 12-4-4 as the primary keeper. The Birkenwerder, Germany native holds Indiana's career shutout record with 25 clean sheets and tied the single-season Big Ten record. Gerstenberg was also an All-Big Ten First Team selection and will continue to make big strides for the Hoosiers.

Piper Coffield, So., D
Coffield was named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team and picked up three Big Ten Freshman of the Week awards and one Defensive Player of the Week in her rookie season. She played a total of XX minutes, holding Indiana's backline strong. She scored three goals with two assists and combined for eight points. The Mars, Penn. native scored two gamewinners on penalty kicks to put the Hoosiers on top last season. Coffield ended last season with a .429 shots on goal percentage and aided in the cream and crimson's single-season shutout record.

Avery Snead, Gr., D
Snead, a graduate transfer from Providence College, earns a spot on the Player to Watch List after looking to make a big impact for the Hoosiers. She joins the Indiana women's soccer team after spending four-years with the Friars. As a midfielder, she started in all 69 matches and totaled 13 points in her career with six goals and one assist. Snead held a .525 shots on goal percentage with four game-winning goals to finish her career. A native of Wrentham, Mass., she was named to the All-BIG East Second Team in 2023, earned All-BIG East All-Freshman Team honors in 2020 and Second Team Honors in 2022. Snead was also named to the United Soccer Coaches All-East Region Third Team. Snead is a two-time NEWISA All-New England Second Team honoree.

2023 SEASON BY THE NUMBERS:
• The Hoosiers 12 wins last season are the most since 2013 where IU went 15-7-1.
• IU faced three losses last season, the least number of losses in a single season. Indiana finished with five in the 2020-21 and 2021 seasons.
• Indiana women's soccer made their first Big Ten Tournament appearance since 2019 and the 15th in program history.
• IUWS totaled 20 points for the best Big Ten finish in program history. Had two of the best conference finishes in the last three years with 19 points in the 20-21 season.
• 36 is the highest RPI since the 2007 (23) and the 2013 (29) seasons.
• Indiana made five appearances in the United Soccer Coaches Poll this season and earned the teams highest ranking in week six checking in at 17th.
• The Hoosiers made three straight appearances in the United Coaches and TopDrawerSoccer's national polls.
 
Anyone here going to be able to watch our first soccer game? Cant find anything free myself!
Go back to these pages, I explained how to get it free and that code still works.

No, B1G+ is owned by FOX. It’s a separate streaming service than the B1G channel or FOX.

Not sure how long it will last but there is a code to get a month free. Do it ASAP because they only allow a limited amount for a limited time.
If it stops working, let me know and I can search for another one.

Use code: NEBRASKA24

Just make sure to cancel it before they would charge you next month. I’ll cancel right after the game.


See, it worked for me.
Oh, I downloaded the app, it works great.

View attachment 665951
View attachment 665953View attachment 665954

More info to help out.

WHERE DO I WATCH B1G+?​

  • 2 days ago
  • Updated
Make sure your streaming will work right by using a compatible device!

B1G+ can be watched on most PC browsers by visiting: https://www.bigtenplus.com

You can also download our B1G+ app via these devices:
  • Android phones or tablets
  • iPhones or iPads
  • Roku
  • Firestick
  • Apple TV
  • Xbox - no in-app payment option

    Smart TV browsers do not support streaming B1G+ at the moment.

Having issues with any of these devices? Please let us know and use this template:
  • Device you are using (make and model)
  • Are you on the app or website?
  • Stream game players and date
  • If you are on the website, please tell us what browser you are using
  • Screenshot of the error, if available
  • Troubleshooting steps you have tried
Note:
You may use the same credentials to log in from another device. If you get an error message advising that you do not have access, it could be that your account was restricted and our system detected abuse.

To prevent being automatically blocked, please do not use more than 3 IP addresses in 3 hours.

In case your access gets blocked, please contact our support team through our chatbot.

They have some where you can get a year free, but they go quick when a code comes out. I don’t care, only want it for the one game.

This is where I got the code

View attachment 665957
Also helpful

HOW TO REDEEM A COUPON CODE​

  • 2 days ago
  • Updated
Coupons are a great way to get a discount on your subscription. Let's get you started!

IMPORTANT: Coupons can only be redeemed through the B1G+ website.

After signing up or signing in, follow these instructions to redeem your coupon:
  1. On the B1G+ website, click SUBSCRIBE
    mceclip0.png
  2. Choose the subscription type that matches the coupon you received (it should say it on the email you received)
    15295427167772
  3. On the checkout page, enter your coupon code and click APPLY
    15295427170460


    * You should see the updated total price right after you apply the coupon
    15295427176988
  4. Enter your payment details and click PAY NOW
    * Note: If you use PayPal, please expect the PayPal Handling Fee added to the total
    15295427180828
 

VN Store



Back
Top