2015 Carson-Newman Women's Soccer Headlines

• Women's Soccer
• January 07, 2016

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – Carson-Newman will play host to two ID camps for high school aged boys and girls in January and February, C-N director of soccer Richard Moodie announced Wednesday.

• Women's Soccer
• January 05, 2016

NORMAL, Ill. – Former Carson-Newman women’s soccer assistant coach Sarah Tompkins has been named the goalkeeping coach for the Illinois State Redbirds of the Division I Ohio Valley Conference.

• Women's Soccer
• January 01, 2016

Today concludes our release of the nominees for the Fall Frosty Awards. Our nominees for female athlete of the year are the last to be named. For all the nominees thus far, click through the categories below.

• Women's Soccer
• December 24, 2015

From now until Jan. 1, the Carson-Newman Athletic Communications Department will debut the Frosty Award nominees for the fall semester. Here are the fall nominees for Female Freshman of the Year. Friday, we’ll unveil the plays of the fall and our candidates for the Frosty Award for Play of the Year.

• Women's Soccer
• December 08, 2015

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The South Atlantic Conference’s regular season and tournament champions Carson-Newman Eagles finished the season ranked 11th in the nation in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America poll released on Tuesday after finishing the season 19-3.

• Women's Soccer
• December 03, 2015

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Carson-Newman junior forward Julianne Herrity (Donegal, Ireland) was named of the National Coaches Association of America third team All-American to become the first All-American for the program since 2010.

• Women's Soccer
• December 02, 2015

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Three Carson-Newman Eagles were named to various All-Southeast Region teams on Wednesday by the National Coaches Association of America as junior forward Julianne Herrity (Donegal, Ireland) and freshmen midfielders Varin Ness (Sogndal, Norway) and Heida Ragney (Akureyri, Iceland) each earned accolades.

• Women's Soccer
• November 30, 2015

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – Carson-Newman junior forward Julianne Herrity (Donegal, Ireland) and freshman midfielder Varin Ness (Sogndal, Norway) were named members of the Division II Conference Commissioners Association All-Southeast Region teams on Monday.

• Women's Soccer
• November 30, 2015

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Carson-Newman women’s soccer coach Richard Moodie was named the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Southeast region Coach of the Year after guiding the Eagles to a 19-3 mark and a sweep of the South Atlantic Conference regular season and conference championships during the 2015 season.

• Women's Soccer
• November 22, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – The Southeast Regional champions and third-ranked Columbus State Cougars scored a goal in each half and knocked off the South Regional champs and fourth-ranked Barry Buccaneers to advance to the program’s first-ever Final Four Sunday afternoon at McCown Field.

• Women's Soccer
• November 22, 2015

The following is a written transcript from the post game press conference following Columbus State’s 2-0 victory over Barry University in the NCAA Women’s Soccer Elite Eight match up at Carson-Newman University.

• Women's Soccer
• November 20, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – Barry advanced to the Elite Eight with a 1-0 victory over Tampa Friday at McCown Field. Barry coach Denise Brolly and players Shanice Robe and Christy Grimshaw hold serve in the press conference. Robe scored the game-winner in the 107th-minute. Tampa coach Erin Switalski speaks for the Spartans.

• Women's Soccer
• November 20, 2015

The following is a written transcript from coaches following Columbus State’s 4-1 win over Carson-Newman in the NCAA Women’s Soccer Championship Round of 16

• Women's Soccer
• November 20, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – Three goals scored by the third-ranked Columbus State Cougars in the 20 minutes of play were the difference as the Cougars knocked off the 13th-ranked Carson-Newman women’s soccer team Friday night at McCown Field in the Southeast Region Championship.

• Women's Soccer
• November 19, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – The 13th-ranked Carson-Newman women’s soccer team is appearing in its first NCAA Division II Women’s Soccer Championship Southeast Regional Championship since 2009 and when the Eagles step foot on McCown Field for a 2:30 p.m. kickoff on Friday afternoon, C-N’s most-frequent postseason opponent will be warming up on the other side of the field.

• Women's Soccer
• November 16, 2015

The tournament central for the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight rounds of the NCAA women's soccer tournament featuring Carson-Newman, Columbus State, Berry and Tampa.

• Women's Soccer
• November 15, 2015

The following is a written transcript from coaches and players following Carson-Newman’s 3-0 win over Armstrong State in the second round of the NCAA Division II Women’s Soccer Championships.

• Women's Soccer
• November 15, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – A goal just 59 seconds into the NCAA Division II Women’s Soccer Championship match between the 13th-ranked Carson-Newman women’s soccer team and the Armstrong State Pirates (13-4-3) helped guide the Eagles to the program’s sixth Sweet 16 appearance with a 3-0 win over the Pirates Sunday afternoon at McCown Field.

• Women's Soccer
• November 14, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. — A six-year drought will come to an end when the 13th-ranked Carson-Newman women’s soccer team (18-2) steps foot on McCown Field on Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. for a second round match against the Armstrong State Pirates (13-4-3) in the 2015 NCAA Women’s Soccer Championship.

• Women's Soccer
• November 13, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – Following a 5-0 victory by fifth-seeded Armstrong State Friday night at McCown Field, the Pirates sent coach Eric Faulconer and senior goalkeeper Morgan Luckie to the podium for the press conference. Wingate coach Chip Wiggins held serve for the Bulldogs

• Women's Soccer
• November 13, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – The fifth-seeded Armstrong State Pirates avenged a loss in last season’s first round of the NCAA Tournament with a 5-0 obliteration of the fifth-seeded Wingate Bulldogs Friday afternoon in the first round of the 2015 NCAA Women’s Soccer CHampionship at McCown Field as the Pirates advanced to face the top-seed Carson-Newman in the second round.

• Women's Soccer
• November 10, 2015

This is the tournament central to the Jefferson City, Tenn.-site for the 2015 Southeast Regional. Get links, stats, videos and information for the opening two rounds of the NCAA tournament here.

• Women's Soccer
• November 09, 2015

INDIANAPOLIS – The South Atlantic Conference’s regular season and tournament champion Carson-Newman women’s soccer team (18-2) garnered the Southeast region’s top-seed in the NCAA Soccer Championships as the bracket was announced Monday evening.

• Women's Soccer
• November 08, 2015

ROCK HILL, S.C. – The 14th-ranked Carson-Newman women’s soccer team (18-2) completed the South Atlantic Conference sweep with a 1-0 win over the two-time defending champions Wingate Bulldogs (15-2-2) in the SAC Championship final Sunday night at Manchester Meadows in Rock Hill, S.C.

• Women's Soccer
• November 07, 2015

ROCK HILL, S.C. – The two-time defending South Atlantic Conference Tournament champions are the last team standing in front of the top-seeded Carson-Newman women’s soccer team (17-2) as the Eagles are set to face the Wingate Bulldogs (15-1-2) Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. at Manchester Meadows in Rock Hill, S.C.

• Women's Soccer
• November 06, 2015

ROCK HILL, S.C. – The South Atlantic Conference’s Player of the Year Julianne Herrity’s (Donegal, Ireland) header in the 81st-minute clinched the 14th-ranked Carson-Newman women’s soccer team’s (17-2) first trip to the SAC title game as the Eagles held off the Anderson (S.C.) Trojans 1-0 Friday night in the SAC Tournament semifinals at Manchester Meadows in Rock Hill, S.C.

• Women's Soccer
• November 05, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – The only South Atlantic Conference team that defeated the 14th-ranked Carson-Newman women’s soccer team (16-2) is the next team on the bracket in the fifth-seeded Anderson (S.C.) Trojans (14-3-1) as the Eagles and Trojans are set up for a SAC Tournament semifinal at 5 p.m. at Manchester Meadows in Rock Hill, S.C. as the Eagles appear in their first semifinal match since 2009.

• Women's Soccer
• November 04, 2015

ROCK HILL, S.C. – The South Atlantic Conference regular season champions Carson-Newman swept the yearly honors bestowed by the league on Wednesday as junior forward Julianne Herrity (Donegal, Ireland) was named the conference’s Player of the Year, Varin Ness (Sogndal, Norway) picked up Freshman of the Year accolades and coach Richard Moodie was garnered Coach of the Year as the Eagles finished 10-1 in SAC play during the year.

• Women's Soccer
• November 04, 2015

INDIANAPOLIS – The South Atlantic Conference regular season champions and 14th-ranked Carson-Newman women’s soccer team (16-2) became the number-one team in the Southeast region after finishing the regular season with a 2-0 record with wins over regionally-ranked Tusculum and Coker.

• Women's Soccer
• November 03, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – Despite playing a majority of the second half a player down, the 14th-ranked and top-seed Carson-Newman women’s soccer team (16-2) tallied a free kick goal in the 59th-minute from freshman Varin Ness (Sogndal, Norway) to hold off upset-minded Lincoln Memorial (5-9-3) in the South Atlantic Conference Tournament quarterfinals Tuesday night at McCown Field.

• Women's Soccer
• November 02, 2015

ROCK HILL, S.C. – Carson-Newman junior forward Julianne Herrity (Donegal, Ireland) grabbed her third AstroTurf South Atlantic Conference Player of the Week award with three goals and an assist in wins at Tusculum and Coker that helped the Eagles win their first conference title since 2010.

• Women's Soccer
• November 02, 2015

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – For the first time in South Atlantic Conference Tournament history and only the second time in the postseason, the 15th-ranked and top-seeded Carson-Newman women’s soccer team (15-2, 10-1 SAC) will host the Lincoln Memorial Railsplitters (5-8-3. 3-6-2 SAC) on Tuesday night at 5 p.m. in the SAC Tournament quarterfinals at McCown Field.