2017 Arkansas Razorbacks women's soccer team

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2017 Arkansas Razorbacks women's soccer
Arkansas Razorbacks logo.svg
SEC Tournament Final, L 1–2 vs. Texas A&M
NCAA Tournament First Round
Conference Southeastern Conference
Record11–11–2 (6–6–2 SEC)
Head coach
  • Colby Hale (6th season)
Assistant coaches
  • Kristi Kiely (3rd season)
  • David Gough (1st season)
Home stadiumRazorback Field
(Capacity: 1,500)
Seasons
  2016
2018  
2017 SEC women's soccer standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L T PCTW L T PCT
#4 South Carolina y 901 .9501931 .848
No. 12 Texas A&M  y910 .9001822 .864
No. 6 Florida  y730 .7001770 .708
Vanderbilt  y631 .6501372 .636
No. 25 Tennessee  y631 .6501542 .762
Auburn  y424 .600875 .525
Arkansas  y451 .45011112 .500
Alabama  y451 .4501281 .595
Ole Miss  y352 .4001073 .575
Missouri  370 .3008121 .405
Kentucky  370 .3008120 .400
Mississippi State  253 .350854 .588
LSU  163 .250873 .528
Georgia  091 .0504122 .278
Conference champion
2017 SEC Tournament champion
y Invited to the NCAA tournament
As of December 1, 2017
Rankings from United Soccer Coaches Poll
Source:SEC

The 2017 Arkansas Razorbacks women's soccer team represented the University of Arkansas during the 2017 NCAA Division I women's soccer season. It was the 32nd season of the university fielding a program. The Razorbacks played their home games at Razorback Field in Fayetteville.

Contents

Personnel

Roster

2017 Arkansas Razorbacks women's soccer [1]

Goalkeepers

  • 00 Alexis Bach – Freshman (5'11)
  •   0 Jordan Harris – Redshirt.svg Junior (5'10)
  •   1 Rachel Harris – Freshman (5'9)
  • 33 Taylor Beitz – Redshirt.svg Freshman (5'9)

Defenders

  •   2 Elizabeth Poblete – Redshirt.svg Sophomore (6'0)
  •   6 Carly Hoke – Junior (5'6)
  •   9 Carsen Parker – Freshman (5'8)
  • 15 Jessi Hartzler – Senior (5'8)
  • 19 Haley Vanfossen – Freshman (5'10)
  • 21 Ellie Breden – Junior (5'9)
  • 29 Hannah Neece – Senior (5'7)
  • 32 Qyara Winston – Redshirt.svg Junior (5'8)
 

Midfielders

  •   4 Taylor MalhamFreshman (5'10)
  •   7 Katie Kienstra – Senior (5'7)
  • 10 Alli Gardner – Freshman (5'11)
  • 11 Brooke Pirkle – Freshman (5'11)
  • 12 Kayla McKeon – Sophomore (5'10)
  • 13 Ansley Bunger – Freshman (5'10)
  • 14 Reid Sibley – Redshirt.svg Junior (5'6)
  • 17 Stefani Doyle – Sophomore (5'6)
  • 18 Reece Christopherson – Junior (5'3)
  • 23 Nayeli Perez – Freshman (5'6)
  • 24 Abbi Neece – Freshman (5'7)

Forwards

  •   3 Tori Cannata – Sophomore (5'9)
  •   8 Caroline Campbell – Freshman (5'3)
  • 16 Allie Dunn – Freshman (5'6)
  • 22 Parker GoinsFreshman (5'10)
  • 28 MaKayle Traxson – Freshman (5'6)

Coaching Staff

CoachPositionYear in PositionAlma Mater
Colby HaleHead coach6th Oral Roberts University (1997)
Kristi KielyAssistant coach3rd Westmont College (2003)
David GoughAssistant coach1st Cardiff Metropolitan University (2005)
Eric BracyVolunteer Assistant Coach1st Hendrix College (2015)

Schedule

Source: [2]

Date
Time, TV
Rank#Opponent#ResultRecordSite (Attendance)
City, State
Exhibition
August 10*
7:00 pm
Omaha W 3–0 
Razorback Field
Fayetteville, AR
Regular season
August 18*
7:00 pm, COX
No. 17at  SMU L 0–1 AET0–1
Westcott Field (1,322)
Dallas, TX
August 20*
1:00 pm, CUSATV
No. 17at  North Texas W 2–0 1–1
MG Soccer Complex (623)
Denton, TX
August 25*
6:30 pm, SECN+
No. 23No. 1  Penn State L 2–4 1–2
Razorback Field (3,401)
Fayetteville, AR
August 27*
1:00 pm, SECN+
No. 23 Abilene Christian W 6–1 2–2
Razorback Field (825)
Fayetteville, AR
September 1*
7:00 pm
James Madison W 2–0 3–2
Razorback Field (1,128)
Fayetteville, AR
September 3*
1:00 pm, SECN+
Mississippi Valley State W 11–0 4–2
Razorback Field (1,009)
Fayetteville, AR
September 7*
6:00 pm
at  Connecticut L 1–2 AET4–3
Morrone Stadium (544)
Storrs, CT
September 10*
11:30 am, COX
at  Providence L 3–4 4–4
Anderson Stadium (750)
Providence, RI
September 15
7:00 pm, SECN+
Mississippi State W 1–0 5–4
(1–0)
Razorback Field (1,515)
Fayetteville, AR
September 17*
5:00 pm, SECN+
Oral Roberts W 3–1 6–4
(1–0)
Razorback Field (833)
Fayetteville, AR
September 21
7:00 pm, SECN+
at  Vanderbilt T 0–0 AET6–4–1
(1–0–1)
Vanderbilt Soccer Complex (223)
Nashville, TN
September 24
4:00 pm,  SEC Net.
No. 20  Ole Miss L 0–1 6–5–1
(1–1–1)
Razorback Field (940)
Fayetteville, AR
September 29
7:00 pm, SECN+
at No. 23  Texas A&M L 1–2 6–6–1
(1–2–1)
Ellis Field (3,340)
College Station, TX
October 5
6:00 pm, SEC Net.
at  Auburn W 2–0 7–6–1
(2–2–1)
Auburn Soccer Complex (294)
Auburn, AL
October 8
5:00 pm,  ESPNU
No. 3  South Carolina L 0–2 7–7–1
(2–3–1)
Razorback Field (1,325)
Fayetteville, AR
October 13
7:00 pm, SECN+
at  LSU W 1–0 8–7–1
(3–3–1)
LSU Soccer Stadium (536)
Baton Rouge, LA
October 19
7:00 pm, SECN+
Alabama L 0–1 8–8–1
(3–4–1)
Razorback Field (1,211)
Fayetteville, AR
October 22
2:00 pm, SECN+
at  Kentucky W 2–0 9–8–1
(4–4–1)
Bell Soccer Complex (1,114)
Lexington, KY
October 26
7:00 pm, SECN+
No. 19  Tennessee L 2–3 9–9–1
(4–5–1)
Razorback Field (1,441)
Fayetteville, AR
SEC Tournament
October 30
3:30 pm, SECN
(8)(9) Ole Miss
SEC Tournament First Round
W 1–0 10–9–1
(5–5–1)
Orange Beach Sportsplex
Orange Beach, AL
October 31
5:00 pm, SECN
(8)(1) South Carolina
SEC Tournament Quarterfinals
W 1–0 11–9–1
(6–5–1)
Orange Beach Sportsplex
Orange Beach, AL
November 2
3:30 pm, SECN
(8)(4) Vanderbilt
SEC Tournament Semifinals
T 1–1 AET
W 4–2 on pens.
 
11–9–2
(6–5–2)
Orange Beach Sportsplex
Orange Beach, AL
November 5
2:00 pm, SECN
(8)(2) Texas A&M
SEC Tournament Final
L 1–2 11–10–2
(6–6–2)
Orange Beach Sportsplex (802)
Orange Beach, AL
NCAA Tournament
November 11
12:00 pm,  ACCN+
at  NC State
NCAA Tournament First Round
L 1–4 11–11–2
(6–6–2)
Dali Soccer Field (428)
Raleigh, NC
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from United Soccer Coaches. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.

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References

  1. "2017–18 Roster". arkansasrazorbacks.com. University of Arkansas. Retrieved September 10, 2017.
  2. "2017–18 Schedule". University of Arkansas. Retrieved September 10, 2017.