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The Central Michigan Women’s soccer team defeated Youngstown State 3-1 at the CMU Soccer Complex on Friday in the team’s home opener, improving to 3-0 on the season.
There was one thing Alexis Pelafas cared about heading into her sophomore season on the Central Michigan soccer team, — being more confident.
Central Michigan women's soccer sophomore Lexi Pelafas was named the Mid-American Conference Offensive Player of the Week on Tuesday.
Central Michigan women's soccer Head Coach Peter McGahey looks to start any season by "creating a process that you can trust and believe in." He thinks his team is succeeding in just that.
Senior goalie Kristen Knutson waited two years on the sidelines for her chance in net after transferring from the University of Minnesota.
After tallying a 6-10-3 record and being eliminated in the quarter finals of the Mid-American Conference Tournament last season, the Central Michigan women's soccer team received three votes Monday to win the 2016 MAC Tournament by the league's coaches.
Following back-to-back six-win seasons, the Central Michigan women’s soccer team is looking to take the next step in 2016.
Heather Cato, a former Division II and Division III soccer head coach, has been named an assistant coach for Central Michigan soccer.
Joe Nemzer has decided to leave his assistant coaching position at Central Michigan in order to become the head soccer coach at Mount St. Mary’s in Emmitsburg, Maryland.
Peter McGahey, head coach of CMU’s soccer team, has a motto he employs from time-to-time, which refers to camaraderie felt across the university. "Chips helping Chips."
A sturdy keel of any boat is the most crucial part to building a great ship.
Five Chippewa women’s soccer players were awarded 2015 All Mid-American Conference Team honors, Thursday, all will be returning in 2016.
What happens when something you've been doing your whole life could be coming to an end? Playing sports from a young age and advancing to the collegiate level is a dream for many athletes, but few are fortunate enough to make it that far.
With two seconds left on the clock and in Central Michigan soccer’s season, freshman forward and midfielder Alexis Pelafas buried a game-tying shot to send CMU and Buffalo into overtime. Her fifth goal of the season made it 2-2.
It’s been five years since a women’s soccer Mid-American Conference Tournament trophy has come to Mount Pleasant.
Fans were bundled up Thursday as they withstood the cold October winds to watch Central Michigan soccer play its final regular season game of 2015.
Playing in their second-to-last match of the season, the Central Michigan soccer team emerged with a 2-1 victory over the Ohio Bobcats of the Mid-American Conference East Division.
A final minute bombardment couldn’t even the score, Friday night, as Central Michigan soccer lost its fourth conference game and ninth overall to Kent State, 3-2.
They refer to themselves as the ‘GK Crew’ and spend more time together than anyone else on Central Michigan’s soccer team.
Coming off a 3-0 shutout win at Akron, Central Michigan soccer couldn’t spoil senior day at Buffalo, Sunday.
