Alumni - Frederick D. Hill Archives - University of Indianapolis
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Sports<br />
Update<br />
For up-to-date Greyhound<br />
sports coverage, visit<br />
http://athletics.uindy.edu/.<br />
28<br />
PORTiCO WinTeR 2007 2007<br />
Soccer teams mark new records<br />
The men’s and women’s soccer teams each had<br />
landmark seasons in 2006. The home faithful<br />
at Key Stadium witnessed the Greyhounds going a<br />
combined 23-2-1 in their home venue. Both teams<br />
advanced to their respective Great Lakes Valley<br />
Conference tournaments.<br />
A sizzling start had each team appearing briefly<br />
in the national rankings. The women won their first<br />
four contests en route to a 10-3 start. For the men, six<br />
straight wins sparked an 11-3 opening to the season.<br />
A pair <strong>of</strong> freshmen helped lead the Greyhound<br />
women as Ashley Seehase, a Second Team All-<br />
GLVC honoree, and Amanda Reese played big<br />
roles in the team’s success. The senior leadership <strong>of</strong><br />
Sarah Jones, who tied for the team lead in goals at<br />
the regular season’s conclusion, along with Second<br />
Team All-GLVC defender Jenny Joerger, brought<br />
the Hounds to new heights.<br />
The men were led by freshman Mar Wane and<br />
sophomore Jon Walker, the latter being named<br />
Second Team All-GLVC for his efforts. Wane, an<br />
explosive scorer, burst on the scene with a hat trick in<br />
his second game in a UIndy uniform. Walker, a<br />
consistent scoring threat, tallied goals in five straight<br />
matches at one point to give him 10 for the season.
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