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Indiana Women's Soccer 2021 Schedule

Indiana's women's soccer team opens in 2021 schedule on Thursday, Aug. 19 against Valparaiso at Bill Armstrong Stadium in Bloomington. The 18-game regular season concludes on Oct. 25 at Purdue. There are eight nonconference games and 10 Big Ten games this season.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Coming off one of the best seasons in school history, Indiana's women's soccer team begins its 2021 fall schedule on Thursday (Aug. 19) with a home game against Valparaiso at Bill Armstrong Stadium.

Last year, the Hoosiers tied a program record for Big Ten wins and established a new school record for Big Ten points in a season with 19. On March 2, the Hoosiers were ranked in the top-25 for the first time since 2013. The Hoosiers were 6-5-1 overall. 

The Big Ten announced its women's soccer Preseason Players to Watch List on Monday with senior Hanna Nemeth, junior Avery Lockwood and freshman Jamie Gerstenberg representing Indiana.

Here is the Hoosiers' complete schedule, and a summary of the games played thus far: 

Indiana women's soccer 2021 results

INDIANA 1, Valparaiso 0

  • Date/Location: Aug. 19, in Bloomington, Ind. 
  • Result: Freshman Jordyn Levy scored Indiana's goal in the 70th minute, with an assist from fellow freshman Camille Hamm. Freshman goalkeeper Jamie Gerstenberg had two saves for the Hoosiers in posting a shutout.
  • Records: Indiana 1-0, Valparaiso 0-1.

Indiana 0, Notre Dame 0 (OT)

  • Date/Location: Aug. 22, in South Bend, Ind.
  • Result: Freshman goalkeeper Jamie Gerstenberg made three saves for the Hoosiers two post a second-straight shutout. Indiana was outshot 13-5, and Notre Dame had nine corner kicks to just one for the Hoosiers. This was the first time Indiana didn't lose to the Irish, who were 11-0 all-time in the series.
  • Records: Indiana 1-0-1, Notre Dame 1-0-1

INDIANA 1, UT-Martin 0

  • Date/Location: Aug. 26, in Bloomington, Ind.
  • Result: Avery Lockwood scored her first goal of the season to give Indiana a 1-0 over UT Martin. She crossed midfield and dribbled down to 25 yards out before launching a shot to the lower right corner in the 38th minute. Indiana goalkeeper Jamie Gerstenberg made a save in the 28th minute at the bottom of the goal for the Hoosiers, and posted her third straight shutout.
  • Records: Indiana 2-0-1, UT-Martin 0-1.

Memphis 1, Indiana 0

  • Date/Location: Aug. 29, in Memphis, Tenn.
  • Result: Aubrey Mister scored in the 49th minute to give the Tigers a 1-0 victory. It was the first goal allowed by the Hoosiers in four games. Memphis outshot the Hoosiers 10-7, but the Hoosiers had three corner kicks to two for the Tigers. Freshman Kelly Monaco, a Dumont, N.J., native, had five of the Hoosiers' seven shots and three of the Hoosiers four shots on goal. 
  • Records: Indiana 2-1-1, Memphis 3-0-1.

INDIANA 2, Western Michigan 1

  • Date/Location: Sept. 2, in Bloomington, Ind.
  • Result: Indiana got second-half goals from Jen Blitchok and Jordan Levy less than a minute apart to erase an early deficit, giving the Hoosiers their third win of the season. It was the first time the Hoosiers had multiple goals in a game through the first five games of the season. Blitchok also assisted on Levy's goal. Alaina Kalin assisted on Blitchok's goal.
  • Records: Indiana 3-1-1, Western Michigan 2-3.

INDIANA 6, Southeast Missouri State 0

  • Date/Location: Sept. 5, in Bloomington, Ind. 
  • Result: Indiana scored a school-record six goals in the first half in an easy win over Southeast Missouri State. The six goals were the third-most in a match in program history, and the Hoosiers outshot them 24-0. The Hoosiers got goals from six different players, Jen Blitchok, Jordan Levy, Avery Lockwood, Anna Bennett, Sofia Black and Bria Telemaque.
  • Records: Indiana 4-1-1, Southeast Missouri State 2-4.

INDIANA 4, Murray State 0

  • Date/Location: Sept. 9, in Bloomington, Ind.
  • Result: Indiana's Paige Webber had a hat trick in the Hoosiers' 4-0 win over Murray State. They were the first three goals of the season for her, and it was the first hat trick for an Indiana player since 2013. Freshman Jordan Levy had the other goal for IU, and goalkeeper Jamie Gerstenberg posted her fifth shutout of the season. The Indiana defense has allowed only two goals all season.
  • Records: Indiana 5-1-1, Southeast Missouri State 2-4.

Indiana women's soccer 2021 schedule

  • REMAINING SCHEDULE
  • Sept. 12 (Sun.) – INDIANA at Kansas State, 8 p.m. ET
  • Sept. 19 (Sun.) – Michigan State at INDIANA, 1 p.m. ET *
  • Sept. 23 (Thurs.) – Iowa at INDIANA, 7 p.m. ET * (TV: Big Ten Network)
  • Sept. 26 (Sun.) – Illinois at INDIANA, 1 p.m. ET *
  • Sept. 30 (Thurs.) — INDIANA at Ohio State, TBA * 
  • Oct. 3 (Sun.) – Michigan at INDIANA, 1 p.m. ET *
  • Oct. 10 (Sun.) – INDIANA at Northwestern, TBA *
  • Oct. 13 (Wed.) – INDIANA at Penn State, 7 p.m. ET * (TV: ESPNU)
  • Oct. 17 (Sun.) – INDIANA at Maryland, TBD *
  • Oct. 21 (Thurs.) – Rutgers at INDIANA, 7 p.m. ET *
  • Oct. 25 (Mon.) – INDIANA at Purdue, 1 p.m. ET *
  • * = Big Ten conference game

ADMISSION AND PARKING: Admission and parking are free for women's soccer matches. Fans may park in gates 12-14 in the Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall parking lots. Parking is also available across 17th street from Bill Armstrong Stadium and at the parking lot up the hill off of Fee Lane. The address of Bill Armstrong Stadium of 1606 N Fee Lane. 

  • OLYMPIC MOMENT FOR GABI RENNIE: Indiana sophomore forward Gabi Rennie was a late call-up to New Zealand's Olympic team this summer, and then scored a goal on his first touch. Here's Tom Brew's takeout for Sports Illustrated Indiana. CLICK HERE
Indiana was picked sixth in the Big Ten women's soccer preseason poll.

Indiana was picked sixth in the Big Ten women's soccer preseason poll.

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