In 2009, Frostburg State went to the NCAA National Championships. The Bobcats returned much of their team this season and look poised for another big season. Eastern Mennonite's women, meanwhile, returned only six players from their roster last year. The Lady Royals opened their season at Frostburg Wednesday night, but held with their experienced opponents before two late goals sent them to defeat. (Sep 1) [More] [Box Score]

With 15 new faces and only six returners on the roster, some might think the Eastern Mennonite University women's soccer team is in for a rocky season. But the huge recruiting class also includes four transfers, adding maturity to the boost of talent stepping onto the field as the Lady Royals plan to rebound from just their third losing season in program history. (Aug 31) [More] [Season Schedule]

A year after taking the eighth seed in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Tournament with an injury-depleted roster, the Eastern Mennonite women's soccer team has been tabbed to finish seventh in the ODAC. With a host of new faces on the field, the backbone of senior keeper Abby Diffenbach should anchor the Lady Royals in 2010. (Aug 27) [More]

After going 7-11 in his first season as head coach, Eastern Mennonite's Jason Good is looking for some depth on his women's soccer roster. The 2009 season was marred by injuries and a short bench, but Good is hoping to remedy that by bringing in 16 new recruits. (Aug 20) [More]

The athletic departments of Eastern Mennonite University, Bluffton University and Goshen College have announced a massive double tri-match between the three schools' soccer teams slated for Friday through Sunday, Sept. 10-12. The games, dubbed the Menno Soccer Classic, will be hosted by Christopher Dock Mennonite High School in Lansdale, Pa. (Aug 4) [More]