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Women's Soccer: On This Day

 
DATE YEAR NOTABLE EVENT
Aug. 10 1995 • Noreen Herlihy named head coach of women's soccer program. 
Aug. 30 2018 • SRU upsets #22 West Va. Wesleyan 1-0.
Aug. 31 2008 • Allison Hindley scores four goals vs. Seton Hill. 
Sept. 3 1995 • SRU defeats Rochester (2-1) for Noreen Herlihy's first win at The Rock.
Sept. 3 2011 • Stephanie Buckenheimer records hat trick vs. Seton Hill to push SRU's unbeaten streak to 16 matches.
Sept. 5 2012 • Caitlin Binder records three assists vs. Mercyhurst. 
Sept. 5 2015 • SRU defeats Daemen (7-1) for Jessica Griggs' first win at SRU. 
Sept. 8 2018 • Rachel Edge credited with three assists vs. Mansfield. 
Sept. 10 2000 • Susan Kelleher records hat trick vs. Salem.
Sept. 10 2005 • Jen McCormick makes an SRU single-game record 17 saves vs. Indiana.
Sept. 10 2014 • SRU upsets No. 6 California (Pa.) on the road (1-0). 
Sept. 12 1999 • SRU scores 10 goals vs. Saint Vincent.
Sept. 15 2004 • SRU erases 3-0 deficit to beat ESU 4-3 in largest comeback in program history.
Sept. 16 2009 • SRU upsets No. 16 Indiana (Pa.) (2-1).
Sept. 22 1996 • SRU defeats Pitt-Johnstown (12-0). Most goals scored in program history.
Sept. 24 2003 • Sarah Arsenault and Lauren Steele both record hat tricks vs. St. Vincent.
Sept. 24 2016 • Andrea Felix scores goal 15 seconds into second half in 1-0 win vs. Mansfield. The goal was the quickest second half goal in program history.
Sept. 30 1996 • Allison Bourke scores four goals vs. La Roche.
Oct. 1 2011 • Noreen Herlihy earns her 200th career coaching victory with 4-0 win over East Stroudsburg.
Oct. 4 2014 • Nicole Krugeer and Tess Keeley both record hat tricks vs. Pitt-Johnstown.
Oct. 5 2011 • SRU upsets #19 Edinboro 1-0 on the road.
Oct. 5 2013 • Andrea Felix records hat trick vs. Mercyhurst. 
Oct. 7 2006 • Laurent Plouse scores goal 53 seconds into regulation vs. California (Pa.).
Oct. 11 2003 • Sarah Arsenault breaks SRU career record for goals scored. 
Oct. 11 2006 • Meghan McGrath registers hat trick vs. Clarion. 
Oct. 12 2018 • SRU upsets #14 Millersville 2-1 on the road. 
Oct. 13 2007 • Allison Hindley tallies hat trick vs. Charleston. 
Oct. 14 2009 • Julianna Howell scores a goal just 46 seconds into regulation vs. Wheeling  for what was the quickest goal in program history.
Oct. 15 2016 • Kylie Downs records 13 saves vs. West Chester.
Oct. 16 1996 • Sonya Maher and Karen Kane-Grimes score four and three goals apiece vs. Washington and Jefferson. 
Oct. 17 2005 • Jen McCormick makes 15 saves against West Chester.
Oct. 20 2004 • Sarah Arsenault scores hat trick vs. Clarion.
Oct. 20 2007 • SRU upsets #5 West Chester 3-1.
Oct. 20 2018 •  Kylie Downs breaks SRU career saves record.
Oct. 21 2001 • Cara Yannotti compiles a program record 15 total points and five goals in a 6-0 win over Dominican.
Oct. 22 2003 • Lauren Steele nets hat trick vs. Cal U..
Oct. 22 2005 • Julie Kirwin records three assists vs. California (Pa.).
Oct. 29 2003 • Lauren Steele nets hat trick vs. Gannon.
Oct. 30 1993 • SRU defeats Indiana (Pa.) 3-2 to capture first victory in program history.
Oct. 30 2013 • Dana O'Neil becomes SRU's all-time winningest goalie.
Oct. 30 2019 • Rachel Edge scores hat trick vs. Cal U..
Oct. 31 2018 • Jordyn Minda named PSAC West Freshmen of the Year..
Nov. 4 2012 • SRU upsets #16 California (Pa.) 3-0 on the road to capture PSAC Championship.
Nov. 6 2005 • SRU defeats Kutztown 1-0 to capture PSAC Championship.
Nov. 6 2013 • Andrea Felix (Freshmen of the Year) and Lauren Impey (Defender of the Year) earn PSAC West individual honors.
Nov. 7 2001 • #25 SRU defeats #16 Bloomsburg 1-0 in first round of NCAA Tournament.
Nov. 7 2003 • Noreen Herlihy earns her 100th career coaching victory with win over Millersville.
Nov. 7 2007 • Meghan McGrath named PSAC Athlete of the Year.
Nov. 8 2005 • Julie Kirwan named PSAC Athlete of the Year.
Nov. 9 2003 • #13 SRU defeats Lock Haven 4-3 to capture first PSAC Championship in program history.
Nov. 9 2007 • #13 SRU defeats Adelphi 2-0 in first round of NCAA Tournament.
Nov. 9 2012 • SRU and #24 Edinboro tie 1-1 in the first round of NCAA Tournament, but SRU advances after winning shootout.
Nov. 9 2019 • Kaitlyn Barackman nets hat trick vs. Gannon.
Nov. 11 2003 • Sarah Arsenault (Athlete of the Year), Meghan McGrath (Rookie of the Year), Noreen Herlihy (Coach of the Year) sweep PSAC awards.
Nov. 11 2004 • Sarah Arsenault named PSAC Athlete of the Year.
Nov. 11 2011 • #23 SRU defeats Alderson Broaddus 2-0 in first round of NCAA Tournament.
Nov. 11 2012 • SRU upsets #16 California (Pa.) 1-0 in second round of NCAA Tournament.
Nov. 12 2010 • #22 SRU defeats West Virginia Wesleyan 3-1 in first round of NCAA Tournament.
Nov. 12 2012 • Noreen Herlihy named PSAC West Coach of the Year.
Nov. 13 2011 • #23 SRU defeats #15 Kutztown 2-1 on the road in the second round of NCAA Tournament.
Nov. 14 2008 • SRU upsets #24 Bloomsburg 4-0 in first round of NCAA Tournament.
Nov. 14 2010 • Ashley Paganie breaks SRU career assists record.
Nov. 14 2019 • Madison Johnson named PSAC West Defensive Athlete of the Year and Rachel Edge named PSAC West Athlete of the Year.
Nov. 15 2019 • Slippery Rock beats No. 23 East Stroudsburg 2-1 in PSAC Tournament semifinals. 
Nov. 16 2012 • Shelby Ward breaks the SRU record for games played in a career. 
Nov. 17 2013 • #12 SRU defeats #24 Shippensburg 2-1 in first round of NCAA Tournament. 
Nov. 17 2019 • Slippery Rock beats Edinboro 2-1 to win PSAC Championship.
Nov. 22 2013 • #12 SRU defeats #6 California (Pa.) 3-0 in second round of NCAA Tournament. 
Nov. 24 2014 • Nicole Krueger named to CoSIDA Academic All-America Team. 
Nov. 25 2013 • Lauren Impey named to CoSIDA Academic All-America Team. 
Dec. 4 2015 • Dara Demich named third team All-American by NSCAA. ILS
Dec. 4 2019 • Jordyn Minda and Emma Yoder named to CoSIDA Academic All-America Team. 
Dec. 5 2012 • Emer Flatley named second team All-American by NSCAA. 
Dec. 6 2013 • Lauren Impey (First Team) and Allison Harbart named  All-Americans by NSCAA. 
Dec. 6 2017 • Tess Keeley named to CoSIDA Academic All-America Team.
Dec. 10 2013 • Sarah Arsenault and Meghan McGrath named first team All-Americans by NSCAA. 
Dec. 17 2007 • Meghan McGrath named first team All-American by NSCAA. 
March 30 2015 • Jessica Griggs officially named head coach of women's soccer program.