Raymond Hoare Student Sports Media The Women’s soccer team suffered its second straight loss at home this year, which is the first time in 10 years. It has not been an ideal season statistically as the Grizzlies are only averaging 1.57 goals per game, a season low for the team. In the last five years,… Continue reading Women’s soccer falls off the rankings following back-to-back home losses
Raymond Hoare Student Sports Media It has been an exciting start to the Butler Grizzlies Women’s Soccer season as two Butler Community College Student Athletes were announced as KJCCC weekly honorees for week two. With two clean sheets on the year, sophomore goalkeeper Lexi Winkle managed to keep her side at zero against two respectable… Continue reading Winkle, Bonilla awarded KJCCC weekly honors
Raymond Hoare Student Sports Media The women’s soccer team traveled south for the weekend for two non-conference matches against Seminole State (Oklahoma) and No. 19 Hill (Texas) in Noble, Oklahoma. The Grizzlies were seeking a 3-0 start to the season, but Seminole State spoiled the perfect beginning as freshman midfielder Amaya Grace would nail a… Continue reading Women’s soccer breaks even in Oklahoma
Raymond Hoare Student Sports Media As the regular season is coming to an end, Butler women’s soccer was at BG Product Veterans Sports Complex to face off against Kansas City Kansas Community College on Thursday, Oct. 18. Butler was on the attacking half of the field for a majority of the first half. In the… Continue reading Leidersten earns national award following season finale
Raymond Hoare Student Sports Media On Saturday, Sept. 29, Butler hit the road to take on the Kansas City Kansas Blue Devils. The Grizzlies went out and beat the Blue Devils 3-0. Freshman forward Elise Leidersten scored the first goal, assisted from sophomore midfielder Melonie Baca. Freshman forward Zion DeWerff doubled the lead with a… Continue reading Forward line carries success into October
Joseph Washington Student Sports Media Butler Community College announced that six members of the woman’s soccer team have signed to play at a four year level. The 2018 class won two KJCCC conference championships and then pushed through to two NJCAA national tournament appearances. Amazingly, they had a record of 36 wins, 8 losses and… Continue reading ‘Pacific Rim: Uprising’ a “monstrous” mess
