Friday, September 14
Fresno, CA
7:00 PM
UC Irvine
at
Fresno State
Photo by: Jenny Chuang
'Eaters Square Off with Bulldogs, Waves in Road Contests
September 10, 2018 | Women's Soccer
UC Irvine looks to regroup after a winless stay in Portland taking on a pair of California foes on the road to Fresno State and Pepperdine as September rumbles on
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Game Notes
Coach Juniper Interview
with Patty La Bella of Women's World Football Show podcast
(skip ahead to Coach Juniper at 1-hour, 25-minute mark)
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Coach Juniper Interview
with Patty La Bella of Women's World Football Show podcast
(skip ahead to Coach Juniper at 1-hour, 25-minute mark)
UC Irvine Anteaters at Fresno State Bulldogs
Friday, Sep. 14, 2018 - 7:00Β PM
Soccer & Lacrosse Field - Fresno, Calif.
Live StatsΒ |Β Video
UC Irvine AnteatersΒ atΒ PepperdineΒ Waves
Sunday, Sep. 16, 2018 - 1:00Β PM
Tami Frahm Rokus Field - Malibu, Calif.
Live StatsΒ |Β Video
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Friday, Sep. 14, 2018 - 7:00Β PM
Soccer & Lacrosse Field - Fresno, Calif.
Live StatsΒ |Β Video
UC Irvine AnteatersΒ atΒ PepperdineΒ Waves
Sunday, Sep. 16, 2018 - 1:00Β PM
Tami Frahm Rokus Field - Malibu, Calif.
Live StatsΒ |Β Video
Storylines
β’ UCI dropped each of its matches at the Nike Portland Invitational over the weekend in Portland, Oregon
β’ Keeper Maddie Newsom's career high effort on Friday was not enough as she made nine saves in the overtime loss. She's currently ninth all-time among Anteater keepers with 161 career saves after 10 saves over the weekend in Portland
β’ UCI completed its grueling open to the season where four of its first five matches came against Pac-12 competition. The 'Eaters were outscored by a count of 5-3 against #12 USC, Arizona, Utah, and Washington for a record of 0-3-1 against them
β’ Reema Bzeih stands two matches and starts for 50 all-time in her Anteater career which would make her the 71st in Anteater history with 50+ matches played, third this season to reach the mark, and 42nd player with 50+ career starts
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About Fresno State
β’ The Bulldogs have stumbled out of the blocks as well with a 1-5-1 mark, winless in their last six matches including against Big West foes UC Riverside, Cal State Fullerton, and UC Santa Barbara.
β’ UCI and FS last met in 2014 when UCI welcome the Bulldogs into Anteater Stadium to a 3-0 thrashing
β’ Fresno State had been coming off consecutive 10-win seasons and were tabbed to finish sixth in the 12-team Mountain West Conference including a first-place vote
β’ The team's five goals have come from juniors Tori Nicolo (3) and Melissa Ellis (2), sophomore defender Robyn McCarthy has sewn up the backline with over 609 minutes played, and senior keepers Marie Berwinkel-Kottmann and Nicole Theroux have teamed up in net for 27 saves between them as the squad has used each keeper in a match five times this year
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About Pepperdine
β’ The Waves, behind 21-year head coach Tim Ward, are just 2-5 against some heavy competition including losses vs. USC (5-0), at UCLA (3-0), and a season-opening road trip that brought 1-0 losses at Kansas and Texas Tech
β’ Pepperdine has been ranked for most of the last two seasons winning 15 and 12 matches, respectively. They were slated to finish second in the competitive WCC garnering half the first-place votes
β’ MAC Hermann Trophy watch list member Hailey Harbison has yet to score this year, preseason All-WCC standout Joelle Anderson has one goal, a game-winner, and another preseason All-WCC, keeper Brielle Preece, has allowed 10 goals in five matches with both wins and a shutout. Preece and Zoe Clevely each have 11 saves so far in 2018
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With a win...
β’ ...over Fresno State, UCI will improve to 8-1 all-time against the Bulldogs with three road victories
β’ ...over Pepperdine, it will be the first over the Waves since 2008, first at Pepperdine since 1997, and fifth overall in 15 matches
β’ ...or draw, it would snap UCI's brief two-match losing streak
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Up Next
β’ UC Irvine finally completes its five-match road trip at San Francisco on Friday, September 21, before returning home for the non-conference finale Sunday, September 23 to host San Diego
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Something New
β’ Junior keeper Maddie Newsom set a career high Friday stopping nine shots including eight in regulation and four in each half. Her previous record was seven in which he set twice in 2017
β’ Newsom has joined the ranks of Anteater greats at the goalkeeper position now with 161 career saves, ninth in UCI history with Janice Taft (167) and Allison Merrick (169) in her sights
β’ Newsom also ranks fifth all-time with 24 wins and third all-time with 16 shots among UCI keepers
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Numerology
β’ Graduate senior Reema Bzeih is on track to play in her 50th match this weekend standing at 48 in her Anteater career. She has started all 48 matches to this point making her the team's active leader in starts
β’ Including her time at UCLA, Bzeih currently has 57 collegiate matches under her belt with 55 starts
β’ Two Anteaters have played all 575 minutes in the season - keeper Maddie Newsom and center back Aleah Kelley. The only other Anteater over 500 minutes this season is freshman defender Kala McDaniel (531)
β’ The 'Eaters have gotten four goals this season, one each from each class - senior Lili Andino, redshirt junior Aleah Kelley, sophomore Claire Grouwinkel, and freshman Kala McDaniel
β’ The goal scored by McDaniel was the first by an Anteater defender since Kelsey Texeira in the 2016 Big West Tournament Semifinal vs. Cal State Fullerton. In fact, the Anteaters' first two goals of 2018 were by defenders
β’ Against Pac-12 competition, UC Irvine is 18-51-9
β’ UC Irvine opened the season with a loss at the hands of No. 12 USC. UCI is now 0-3 against ranked opponents to open a season, 0-2 in Anteater Stadium.
β’Β UCI stands at 6-8-0 all-time against ranked opponents.
Match Making
β’ One Anteater made their collegiate debut over the weekend with freshman Maddy Chavez entering in the 90th minute Sunday in the loss to Portland
β’ Alex Karlowitsch made her triumphant return after missing the entire 2017 season with an injury. She entered as a sub vs. Arizona, and graced the starting XI Sunday vs. Utah in the midfield.
β’ Senior Kelsee PottorffΒ makes her first trip to her hometown, Fresno, for Friday's match. The Clovis North grad grew up and played club ball in the region
β’ Second-year midfielder McKenzie Madison, who made her collegiate debut in the season opener, picked up her first career start Sunday against Utah
β’ Another Anteater was added to the list of players with 50 career matches played as Elizabeth Hutchison came on as a sub in the 25th minute against Utah. She becomes the 70th Anteater with 50 or more caps and fourth on the current squad
joining Alex Karlowitsch (63), Lili Andino (63), Shelby Lee (57), and Jonnae Joseph who joined the list in the opener
β’ UC Irvine has 10 players on the roster with at least 40 career matches played
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Crowd Surfing
β’ UC Irvine's season opener attracted 1,704 Anteater fans to Anteater Stadium setting a new single-game record for a women's soccer match.
β’ The previous record of 1,611 fans had stood since 2011 in a 3-1 victory over Portland
β’ The crowd was the ninth in program history to surpass 1,000 which includes two a season ago.
β’ The mark fits in as the fourth-largest crowd in the history of the stadium with the three higher marks all belonging to the men's soccer program
β’ The season-opening crowd, however, is the largest of any team for a regular season contest
Anteaters Around the Globe
β’ UC Irvine's professional squad grew last week with Mady Solow's signing with Swiss side FC Basel just after it was eliminated from UEFA Champions League qualifying. Solow is with her third professional squad which began in Iceland with Throttur Reykjavik in 2015 scoring one goal in 11 matches. She then leapt to Italian club Chievo Verona for the 2017-18 season starting 21 matches and scoring three times. Solow has even seen action for the Polish national team earning a cap during the 2017 UEFA Women's Championship
β’ Maria Magaña is part of independent side Einherji FC in Iceland where she's earned a win in limited action
β’ Kiana Palacios is ready to begin with Spanish side Real Sociedad as their season gets going in September
β’ Noel Baham has helped her Lithuanian side, FK Gintra Universietas, qualify for the Champions League scoring once in her team's three qualifying wins. Baham and FK Gintra will start league play this week, and have been matched up with Czech club Slavia Praha in the knockout stage of the competition that gets underway September 11
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Preseason Pub
β’ The Anteaters were voted the favorites to win the Big West Conference in 2018 edging out a projected top four of Long Beach State, Cal State Fullerton, and CSUN
β’ UC Irvine was 1 of 2 programs (UC Riverside) without a player voted on the Preseason All-Big West squad
β’ UC Irvine will host the 2018 Big West Tournament after claiming the 2017 regular season title. It will be the fourth time the Big West Tournament has come to UCI
β’ The 'Eaters return two from the 2017 All-Big West squad - forwardΒ Claire GrouwinkelΒ earned All-Freshman Team honors whileΒ Maddie NewsomΒ scored Honorable Mention for the second straight season
β’ Head CoachΒ Scott JuniperΒ returns after earning his second Big West Coach of the Year honor
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2017-18 Highlights
β’ UC Irvine claimed its third Big West regular season title joining the 2010 and 2011 squads
β’ Last season marked the eighth time in 11 seasons under head coachΒ Scott JuniperΒ that the Anteaters have finished with a winning record and seventh time with at least 10 wins
β’ The Anteaters were responsible for the Big West's Offensive Player of the Year (Noel Baham) and Midfielder of the Year (Kiana Palacios)
β’ The 'Eaters finished as the conference leaders in assists (32) and shutouts (10) and a tie for the least amount of goals allowed (17) while finishing just behind in second for goals, GAA, and corner kicks
β’ Coach Juniper became the program's winningest head coach when he won his 114th career match over Oregon, 1-0
Count It
UCI played an exhibition match against Long Beach State at Championship Soccer Stadium in the OC Great Park. After three 30-minute periods, the Anteaters came through with the 1-0 victory on aΒ Claire GrouwinkelΒ goal in the second period. There were 32 Anteaters that made an appearance in the match including 12 freshmen and three different goalkeepers that preserved the shutout. All-time under coach Juniper, UCI is now 2-0-4 in exhibition matches
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Top of the Heap
Head CoachΒ Scott JuniperΒ enters as the team's head coach for his 12th season. He overtook the program's lead in head coaching wins last season, and enters 2018 with 121 to show for it. Under Juniper, the 'Eaters have won three Big West regular season titles, reached the NCAA Tournament twice, had eight winning seasons, and won as many as 10 games seven times.
Triumphant Returns
The Anteaters get a big boost in key areas by the returns of seniorsΒ Alex KarlowitschΒ andΒ Jonnae Joseph. KarlowitschΒ sat our 2017 with an injury, but the former All-Big West player as a freshman is back to command the midfielder. Joseph was cut down with an injury before conference play in 2017 missing over half the season. Her tenacity along the wing and senior leadership will fuel each third for the Anteaters
What does the Future Hold?
Coach Juniper has brought in 15 newcomers to the squad this season, 13 of which are freshman.Β Alex JaquezΒ andΒ Scarlett CamberosΒ have risen through the ranks quickly looking to earn some minutes as forwards. Midfielders earning some looks have beenΒ Amber HuffΒ along with a slew of second-year Anteaters. Defensively, more of the same with a lot of second-year talent ready to make the jump along with the freshman presence ofΒ Piper Wurth.Β Maddie Newsom'sΒ grip on the keeper spot is formidable, but the competition for second-in-line is white-hot between seniorΒ Idalis Gonzalez, third-yearΒ Madi Puliafico, and freshmanΒ Glo Hinojosa.
Defending the Crown
The stout reminder of UCI's regular season glory from a year ago is seen by the returning presence on the backline ofΒ Aleah Kelley,Β Reema Bzeih, andΒ Maddie Newsom. Kelley led the team in minutes a year ago while BzeihΒ added to her breakout sophomore season with five more assists, andΒ Maddie NewsomΒ continues to be the class of the Big West in net posting eight shutouts in each of her first two seasons
She'll Be Back
Shelby LeeΒ has made a lot of noise on and off the field over the last 12 months. She came into her own as a junior playing all 20 matches and scoring her first three goals in addition to assist on a pair. She also has held the title of NCAA Regional SAAC representative for a year now as head of the Big West. She's made a lot of efforts to organize student-athlete life managing time between academic and athletic priorities for all student-athletes, and looks to make a strong final impression all-around in her senior campaign
What's Missing?
The Anteaters graduate their two top scorers from a year ago inΒ Kiana PalaciosΒ andΒ Noel Baham, the Big West Midfielder and Big West Offensive Player of the Year, respectively. Each scored six goals and accounted for three game-winners and 11 assists between them. The attacking presence will be dotted with veterans pieces such as juniorsΒ Lili Andino,Β Jessica Miclat,Β Carley Brown, andΒ Claire Grouwinkel
Opposing Views
The Anteater non-conference schedule is as beefy as ever. The United Soccer Coaches rankings were unveiled Tuesday, and from it two Anteater opponents were issued top-25 status starting with UCI's season-opening guest, USC, at No. 12. Pepperdine starts the year at No. 18 as the 'Eaters will travel to them later in September. One other opponent was receiving votes landing it just outside the top 25 in Arizona, and that could change after the first weekend of play.Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β
β’ UCI dropped each of its matches at the Nike Portland Invitational over the weekend in Portland, Oregon
β’ Keeper Maddie Newsom's career high effort on Friday was not enough as she made nine saves in the overtime loss. She's currently ninth all-time among Anteater keepers with 161 career saves after 10 saves over the weekend in Portland
β’ UCI completed its grueling open to the season where four of its first five matches came against Pac-12 competition. The 'Eaters were outscored by a count of 5-3 against #12 USC, Arizona, Utah, and Washington for a record of 0-3-1 against them
β’ Reema Bzeih stands two matches and starts for 50 all-time in her Anteater career which would make her the 71st in Anteater history with 50+ matches played, third this season to reach the mark, and 42nd player with 50+ career starts
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About Fresno State
β’ The Bulldogs have stumbled out of the blocks as well with a 1-5-1 mark, winless in their last six matches including against Big West foes UC Riverside, Cal State Fullerton, and UC Santa Barbara.
β’ UCI and FS last met in 2014 when UCI welcome the Bulldogs into Anteater Stadium to a 3-0 thrashing
β’ Fresno State had been coming off consecutive 10-win seasons and were tabbed to finish sixth in the 12-team Mountain West Conference including a first-place vote
β’ The team's five goals have come from juniors Tori Nicolo (3) and Melissa Ellis (2), sophomore defender Robyn McCarthy has sewn up the backline with over 609 minutes played, and senior keepers Marie Berwinkel-Kottmann and Nicole Theroux have teamed up in net for 27 saves between them as the squad has used each keeper in a match five times this year
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About Pepperdine
β’ The Waves, behind 21-year head coach Tim Ward, are just 2-5 against some heavy competition including losses vs. USC (5-0), at UCLA (3-0), and a season-opening road trip that brought 1-0 losses at Kansas and Texas Tech
β’ Pepperdine has been ranked for most of the last two seasons winning 15 and 12 matches, respectively. They were slated to finish second in the competitive WCC garnering half the first-place votes
β’ MAC Hermann Trophy watch list member Hailey Harbison has yet to score this year, preseason All-WCC standout Joelle Anderson has one goal, a game-winner, and another preseason All-WCC, keeper Brielle Preece, has allowed 10 goals in five matches with both wins and a shutout. Preece and Zoe Clevely each have 11 saves so far in 2018
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With a win...
β’ ...over Fresno State, UCI will improve to 8-1 all-time against the Bulldogs with three road victories
β’ ...over Pepperdine, it will be the first over the Waves since 2008, first at Pepperdine since 1997, and fifth overall in 15 matches
β’ ...or draw, it would snap UCI's brief two-match losing streak
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Up Next
β’ UC Irvine finally completes its five-match road trip at San Francisco on Friday, September 21, before returning home for the non-conference finale Sunday, September 23 to host San Diego
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Something New
β’ Junior keeper Maddie Newsom set a career high Friday stopping nine shots including eight in regulation and four in each half. Her previous record was seven in which he set twice in 2017
β’ Newsom has joined the ranks of Anteater greats at the goalkeeper position now with 161 career saves, ninth in UCI history with Janice Taft (167) and Allison Merrick (169) in her sights
β’ Newsom also ranks fifth all-time with 24 wins and third all-time with 16 shots among UCI keepers
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Numerology
β’ Graduate senior Reema Bzeih is on track to play in her 50th match this weekend standing at 48 in her Anteater career. She has started all 48 matches to this point making her the team's active leader in starts
β’ Including her time at UCLA, Bzeih currently has 57 collegiate matches under her belt with 55 starts
β’ Two Anteaters have played all 575 minutes in the season - keeper Maddie Newsom and center back Aleah Kelley. The only other Anteater over 500 minutes this season is freshman defender Kala McDaniel (531)
β’ The 'Eaters have gotten four goals this season, one each from each class - senior Lili Andino, redshirt junior Aleah Kelley, sophomore Claire Grouwinkel, and freshman Kala McDaniel
β’ The goal scored by McDaniel was the first by an Anteater defender since Kelsey Texeira in the 2016 Big West Tournament Semifinal vs. Cal State Fullerton. In fact, the Anteaters' first two goals of 2018 were by defenders
β’ Against Pac-12 competition, UC Irvine is 18-51-9
β’ UC Irvine opened the season with a loss at the hands of No. 12 USC. UCI is now 0-3 against ranked opponents to open a season, 0-2 in Anteater Stadium.
β’Β UCI stands at 6-8-0 all-time against ranked opponents.
Match Making
β’ One Anteater made their collegiate debut over the weekend with freshman Maddy Chavez entering in the 90th minute Sunday in the loss to Portland
β’ Alex Karlowitsch made her triumphant return after missing the entire 2017 season with an injury. She entered as a sub vs. Arizona, and graced the starting XI Sunday vs. Utah in the midfield.
β’ Senior Kelsee PottorffΒ makes her first trip to her hometown, Fresno, for Friday's match. The Clovis North grad grew up and played club ball in the region
β’ Second-year midfielder McKenzie Madison, who made her collegiate debut in the season opener, picked up her first career start Sunday against Utah
β’ Another Anteater was added to the list of players with 50 career matches played as Elizabeth Hutchison came on as a sub in the 25th minute against Utah. She becomes the 70th Anteater with 50 or more caps and fourth on the current squad
joining Alex Karlowitsch (63), Lili Andino (63), Shelby Lee (57), and Jonnae Joseph who joined the list in the opener
β’ UC Irvine has 10 players on the roster with at least 40 career matches played
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Crowd Surfing
β’ UC Irvine's season opener attracted 1,704 Anteater fans to Anteater Stadium setting a new single-game record for a women's soccer match.
β’ The previous record of 1,611 fans had stood since 2011 in a 3-1 victory over Portland
β’ The crowd was the ninth in program history to surpass 1,000 which includes two a season ago.
β’ The mark fits in as the fourth-largest crowd in the history of the stadium with the three higher marks all belonging to the men's soccer program
β’ The season-opening crowd, however, is the largest of any team for a regular season contest
Anteaters Around the Globe
β’ UC Irvine's professional squad grew last week with Mady Solow's signing with Swiss side FC Basel just after it was eliminated from UEFA Champions League qualifying. Solow is with her third professional squad which began in Iceland with Throttur Reykjavik in 2015 scoring one goal in 11 matches. She then leapt to Italian club Chievo Verona for the 2017-18 season starting 21 matches and scoring three times. Solow has even seen action for the Polish national team earning a cap during the 2017 UEFA Women's Championship
β’ Maria Magaña is part of independent side Einherji FC in Iceland where she's earned a win in limited action
β’ Kiana Palacios is ready to begin with Spanish side Real Sociedad as their season gets going in September
β’ Noel Baham has helped her Lithuanian side, FK Gintra Universietas, qualify for the Champions League scoring once in her team's three qualifying wins. Baham and FK Gintra will start league play this week, and have been matched up with Czech club Slavia Praha in the knockout stage of the competition that gets underway September 11
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Preseason Pub
β’ The Anteaters were voted the favorites to win the Big West Conference in 2018 edging out a projected top four of Long Beach State, Cal State Fullerton, and CSUN
β’ UC Irvine was 1 of 2 programs (UC Riverside) without a player voted on the Preseason All-Big West squad
β’ UC Irvine will host the 2018 Big West Tournament after claiming the 2017 regular season title. It will be the fourth time the Big West Tournament has come to UCI
β’ The 'Eaters return two from the 2017 All-Big West squad - forwardΒ Claire GrouwinkelΒ earned All-Freshman Team honors whileΒ Maddie NewsomΒ scored Honorable Mention for the second straight season
β’ Head CoachΒ Scott JuniperΒ returns after earning his second Big West Coach of the Year honor
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2017-18 Highlights
β’ UC Irvine claimed its third Big West regular season title joining the 2010 and 2011 squads
β’ Last season marked the eighth time in 11 seasons under head coachΒ Scott JuniperΒ that the Anteaters have finished with a winning record and seventh time with at least 10 wins
β’ The Anteaters were responsible for the Big West's Offensive Player of the Year (Noel Baham) and Midfielder of the Year (Kiana Palacios)
β’ The 'Eaters finished as the conference leaders in assists (32) and shutouts (10) and a tie for the least amount of goals allowed (17) while finishing just behind in second for goals, GAA, and corner kicks
β’ Coach Juniper became the program's winningest head coach when he won his 114th career match over Oregon, 1-0
Count It
UCI played an exhibition match against Long Beach State at Championship Soccer Stadium in the OC Great Park. After three 30-minute periods, the Anteaters came through with the 1-0 victory on aΒ Claire GrouwinkelΒ goal in the second period. There were 32 Anteaters that made an appearance in the match including 12 freshmen and three different goalkeepers that preserved the shutout. All-time under coach Juniper, UCI is now 2-0-4 in exhibition matches
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Top of the Heap
Head CoachΒ Scott JuniperΒ enters as the team's head coach for his 12th season. He overtook the program's lead in head coaching wins last season, and enters 2018 with 121 to show for it. Under Juniper, the 'Eaters have won three Big West regular season titles, reached the NCAA Tournament twice, had eight winning seasons, and won as many as 10 games seven times.
Triumphant Returns
The Anteaters get a big boost in key areas by the returns of seniorsΒ Alex KarlowitschΒ andΒ Jonnae Joseph. KarlowitschΒ sat our 2017 with an injury, but the former All-Big West player as a freshman is back to command the midfielder. Joseph was cut down with an injury before conference play in 2017 missing over half the season. Her tenacity along the wing and senior leadership will fuel each third for the Anteaters
What does the Future Hold?
Coach Juniper has brought in 15 newcomers to the squad this season, 13 of which are freshman.Β Alex JaquezΒ andΒ Scarlett CamberosΒ have risen through the ranks quickly looking to earn some minutes as forwards. Midfielders earning some looks have beenΒ Amber HuffΒ along with a slew of second-year Anteaters. Defensively, more of the same with a lot of second-year talent ready to make the jump along with the freshman presence ofΒ Piper Wurth.Β Maddie Newsom'sΒ grip on the keeper spot is formidable, but the competition for second-in-line is white-hot between seniorΒ Idalis Gonzalez, third-yearΒ Madi Puliafico, and freshmanΒ Glo Hinojosa.
Defending the Crown
The stout reminder of UCI's regular season glory from a year ago is seen by the returning presence on the backline ofΒ Aleah Kelley,Β Reema Bzeih, andΒ Maddie Newsom. Kelley led the team in minutes a year ago while BzeihΒ added to her breakout sophomore season with five more assists, andΒ Maddie NewsomΒ continues to be the class of the Big West in net posting eight shutouts in each of her first two seasons
She'll Be Back
Shelby LeeΒ has made a lot of noise on and off the field over the last 12 months. She came into her own as a junior playing all 20 matches and scoring her first three goals in addition to assist on a pair. She also has held the title of NCAA Regional SAAC representative for a year now as head of the Big West. She's made a lot of efforts to organize student-athlete life managing time between academic and athletic priorities for all student-athletes, and looks to make a strong final impression all-around in her senior campaign
What's Missing?
The Anteaters graduate their two top scorers from a year ago inΒ Kiana PalaciosΒ andΒ Noel Baham, the Big West Midfielder and Big West Offensive Player of the Year, respectively. Each scored six goals and accounted for three game-winners and 11 assists between them. The attacking presence will be dotted with veterans pieces such as juniorsΒ Lili Andino,Β Jessica Miclat,Β Carley Brown, andΒ Claire Grouwinkel
Opposing Views
The Anteater non-conference schedule is as beefy as ever. The United Soccer Coaches rankings were unveiled Tuesday, and from it two Anteater opponents were issued top-25 status starting with UCI's season-opening guest, USC, at No. 12. Pepperdine starts the year at No. 18 as the 'Eaters will travel to them later in September. One other opponent was receiving votes landing it just outside the top 25 in Arizona, and that could change after the first weekend of play.Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β
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