Saturday, August 25, 2007

Soccer Bowl Ends... Journey Begins for Hawks


Week 3: August 24th - 31st
After defeating Upper Iowa Friday night by the score of 4-0, the QU Soccer Hawks came from behind in the last few minutes of the game to tie Tiffin University 1-1 in what could only be described as a "dogfight" Saturday evening. Though not winning the Soccer Bowl, the team showed total Hawk pride and a desire to never give up. Coach Jack Mackenzie told the team he wasn't satisfied with the tie, but that he was proud of the players for their determination not to lose. "This is the makings of a great soccer team," Coach added.
The Hawks will go through a week of training before traveling to Michigan over Labor Day weekend to play Saginaw Valley State in another regional match.
For full statistics of both Soccer Bowl games, check out the Quincy University website link to the right-hand side of this blog.




Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Successful Pre-Season Comes To A Close




WEEK 2: August 13-21st

After a second week of pre-season training, the Hawks tied Missouri Baptist 0-0 and defeated Lindenwood University 4-0 on a very humid Tuesday night. In total, QU scored six goals in pre-season play without giving up a single goal in three matches.
QU Soccer looks fit and ready to kick off the 2007 soccer season with the annual Soccer Bowl this weekend at North Campus. Check out QU Soccer's website for dates and times of all regular season games.
(If you're new to the blog, click on pictures to see larger images)





Saturday, August 11, 2007

QU Soccer Starts 2007 Double Sessions








WEEK ONE: August 5-11th
The 2007 season kicked off with the traditional two-mile run at North Campus on Tuesday. The boys have been able to perservere through rigorous training, high temperatures and humidity for a great first week of practice. So far, the team is blessed to be uninjured and team morale seems high. It's a great start to the season.










The week ended on Saturday with the Hawks beating the QU Alumni by the score of 2-0. The coaching staff is very pleased with the progress the Soccer Hawks have made in just a few short days.