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Hoosiers headed to 21st College Cup after blanking Seton Hall Share this story Photo by Jeremy Hogan/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images A torrential downpour forced Indiana and Seton Hall off the pitch for nearly an hour late in Monday’s first half. But neither a deluge nor a feisty Pirates program could keep the Hoosiers from booking a trip to their 21st College Cup. Goals from Ryan Wittenbrink and Thomas Warr propelled third-seeded IU back to college soccer’s final four in a 2-0 quarterfinals victory at soggy WakeMed Field in Cary, N.C. The win marks the third time in four seasons that the Hoosiers will play in the national semifinal round, where they’ll meet No. 2 Pittsburgh on Friday. ....
No. 6 Seton Hall fall to No. 3 Indiana in quarterfinals of College Cup Home » Men s Soccer » No. 6 Seton Hall fall to No. 3 Indiana in quarterfinals of College Cup Posted By Matthew Collins on May 11, 2021 All stories come to an end, and the improbable run for the Seton Hall men’s soccer team came to an end on Monday with a 2-0 loss to the Indiana Hoosiers in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament. The Elite Eight appearance was the first for the Pirates since 1988, which also saw the Pirates lose our on a Final Four spot to Indiana. ....
Hoosiers survive penalties, late red card to claim Big Ten Tournament title Share this story Indiana made it a double this weekend. Again. For the third consecutive season, IU men’s soccer won the Big Ten regular season and conference tournament championships, claiming the latter with a 3-2 win in penalties over Penn State on Saturday at Armstrong Stadium. The victory marks the 11th Big Ten double in program history, and the second time ever (1996-99) that the Hoosiers have achieved the feat in three consecutive seasons. To do it, IU had to survive the final 10 minutes of regulation plus overtime with 10 men after Indiana’s Joey Maher drew a red card for dragging down Penn State’s Daniel Bloyou with the Hoosiers in front 1-0 late in the second half. Bloyou had a clear chance to tie the match when Maher brought him to the turf, and while IU avoided a Penn State equalizer in that moment, the Hoosiers could only hold off the Lions for so long. Seconds after ....