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A new-look Indiana squad hit the pitch at Bill Armstrong Stadium for the first time in 2022 on Saturday afternoon, comfortably dispatching Lipscomb 3-1. The win was Indiana’s first in regulation in the spring, after drawing 2-2 with Butler, drawing 2-2 with Saint Louis (winning 4-2 on penalties), and losing…
Joey Maher saw it all unfold in front him. He stood inside Indiana’s own net, acting as IU’s last line of defense, as he watched goalkeeper Roman Celentano swat away not one, not two, not even three Northwestern shots, but four to save the Hoosiers from their own demise. Two-and-half…
In the spring 2021 season, IU men’s soccer showcased one of the best defenses in recent collegiate memory. Across 16 games — the most played of any team in the nation — the Hoosiers allowed just six goals, tallied 10 shutouts and never conceded more than one goal in a…
Nyk Sessock and Sam Sarver clutched separate IU-emblazoned flags high above their heads, their hands steadily swinging back and forth. A quick glance at the opposite sideline and you might’ve thought a few rogue students, affectionately known as the ‘Hoosier Army’, hopped the boards to celebrate No. 1 Indiana’s 1-0…
Now boarding — Dallas to Indianapolis. Estimated flight time — Two hours. Two hours? What’s a head men’s soccer coach and a recruiting coordinator supposed to talk about for two hours? Simple: Recruiting, recruiting and more recruiting. So that’s what IU head coach Todd Yeagley and associate head coach Kevin…
Roman Celentano knew what he would do. He visualized it days ago. The moment after he swatted away Penn State’s final penalty kick to secure IU men’s soccer’s 15th Big Ten Tournament championship. The ball rifling to his left, his body diving, sprawling, extending in the same direction. The celebration.…