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Men’s season ends with senior night

By: Andrew Utz ~Staff Writer~ Cheers rang across the Xavier Soccer Complex as the starting lineups were announced for the soccer match-up on Nov. 7. As part of events for the final home game of the season. Five Musketeers were honored at senior night. The game marked the final home game for seniors Garrett Halfhill, Hill, Osswald, Owen Steinwall and Walker. The quintet is Xavier’s winningest class with 48 wins thus far. An explosive year for the Muskies utilized an unbreakable defense and timely scoring. In the most recent rankings posted by NCAA.com, Xavier came in at No. 18. A … Continue reading Men’s season ends with senior night

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Men’s soccer continues to dominatethe

By: Isabel Smith ~Staff Writer~ The Xavier men’s soccer team earned a spectacular road win against the Seton Hall Pirates. The team played its Big East Conference rivals on Oct. 11 at Owen T. Carroll Field on the Pirates’ home turf, South Orange, N.J. The Musketeers won 3-1, extending their unbeaten streak to six games. Xavier’s six-match unbeaten run is the team’s longest since its six-match win streak from Oct. 9 to Nov. 2 in the 2013 season. The Musketeers started the game with a pair of shots by junior Alex Ridsdale and redshirt senior Will Walker within the first … Continue reading Men’s soccer continues to dominatethe

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XU men’s soccer overthrows No. 9 Georgetown

By: Adam Tortelli Xavier men’s soccer recorded its biggest win as a new member of the Big East at home on Saturday. Redshirt junior midfielder Will Walker was able to sneak in two goals against the Georgetown Hoyas squad that entered the Saturday game ranked as No. 9 in the country. Georgetown opened the game netting a lower corner shot in the 31st minute. With seconds remaining in the first half, the Muskies answered when junior defenseman Garrett Halfhill delivered his booming pass downfield on a dime to be met by the outside of pursuing Will Walker’s left foot. The … Continue reading XU men’s soccer overthrows No. 9 Georgetown