
Senior defender Katie Martin was selected as a member of the 2009 NAIA Women's Soccer All-America team. This is Head Coach David Thorvilson’s forth All-American in the last three years. Story
Carroll College placed six players on the All-Frontier Conference First Team, led by sophomore forward Meghan O’Connell’s election as Player of the Year. O’Connell led the conference in goals for a second straight year with 14, adding a team-high seven assists.
“Meghan started off a little slow this year, I think since people knew about her,” Carroll head coach Dave Thorvilson said. “She had to work a little bit harder and towards the end of the season she really started clicking again.”
Thorvilson himself garnered the conference’s Coach of the Year honor for a second time, he also received the award in 2007, after leading the Saints to a 15-4-1 overall record and the Frontier title. Story
The Carroll College soccer team's successful season is likely over after a heartbreaking 1-0 loss to the University of Mobile (Alabama) in the semifinal round of the unaffiliated NAIA Tournament in Dallas, Texas.
Terri McCreadie scored the lone goal of the game for Mobile about five minutes into the second half, according to Saints head coach Dave Thorvilson. Story
As the Carroll College soccer team celebrated its Frontier Conference championship on Nelson Stadium's pitch after a 5-0 victory over Westminster College, senior goalkeeper Katie Beall stated the team's next mission.
"We want to take Dallas," proclaimed Beall, a Capital High alum, referring to the upcoming unaffiliated regional tournament in Texas. Story
Friday's win at Nelson Stadium by the Carroll College soccer team guaranteed the Saints an at-large berth in the upcoming unaffiliated regional tournament in Dallas. But Carroll has one more game left in the Frontier Conference tournament, and the team would like to win that one, too, which would ensure an automatic berth to regionals. Story
Hannah Young isn't ready for this weekend's Frontier Conference soccer tournament.
Not because the Saints senior forward hasn't prepared herself for the midfield battles, the full-speed collisions or the opportunity to add one more goal to an illustrious college career. Story
GREAT FALLS -- The Carroll College soccer team clinched the Frontier Conference championship outright Saturday, beating the University of Great Falls on the road, 4-0. The Saints, who improve to 13-4-1, were spearheaded offensively by Molly Clark, who scored two goals and crossed one assist.
"It was really windy up there, so I feel good about scoring in both halves and keeping Great Falls out of the scoring sheet," CC coach Dave Thorvilson said. "And we played about 20 players, so almost everyone got into the game." Story
On a day dedicated to the seniors, it was a couple of underclassmen who stole the show from their older teammates, as the Carroll College soccer team edged the Westminster Griffins, 2-1 at Nelson Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
After falling behind 1-0, Carroll sophomore Meghan O'Connell's goal tied things up at 1-all, before freshman Laura Maddock booted the game-winner. Story
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