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Facebook.com/marquettesoccer The Golden Eagles qualify for the Big East tournament and will face a ranked team for the first time this season. The regular season for Big East men’s soccer came to an end on Saturday, and thus, the league can officially call all of the divisional races and announce who will be participating in the conference tournament. YOUR Marquette … [Read more...] about Men’s Soccer Wins The Midwest Division!

Devon Cowan was unreal for the Golden Eagles on Saturday. | Facebook.com/MarquetteMLax The Golden Eagles had a lead with 15 minutes to go, but that’s not enough against one of the ten best teams in the country. Marquette men’s lacrosse redshirt freshman Devon Cowan scored six — count ‘em, SIX! — goals on Saturday. That wasn’t enough for the Golden Eagles, as #10 … [Read more...] about MLax Can’t Close The Deal Against #10 Georgetown

The Marquette women’s lacrosse team took down Georgetown 15-9 Friday afternoon in the nation’s capital. Although the term “tale of two halves” may be overused, for Marquette’s performance against Georgetown, it might be the best descriptor. The Golden Eagles scored twice early in the first half, grabbing an early lead. However, Georgetown came back quickly, pour down hard on … [Read more...] about Relentless second half leads Golden Eagles to win

Earlier this season, Georgetown (8-1, 7-1 BIG EAST) defeated Marquette men’s lacrosse 20-13 in Washington, D.C. In the rematch Saturday, the Golden Eagles (1-7. 0-6 BIG EAST) took an 8-7 lead over the Hoyas into the fourth quarter, but they eventually fell 10-8 to the nation’s No. 10 team in their first game in front of family this season. With the game being played on the … [Read more...] about Despite Cowan’s big day, men’s lacrosse falls to No. 10 Georgetown

Marquette women’s soccer (6-4, 4-4 BIG EAST) had stellar defense in its final game of the season shutting out the Xavier Musketeers (3-6, 2-4 BIG EAST) 1-0 Thursday afternoon. Although Xavier amassed more shots, the Golden Eagles proved to be more clinical with their possessions, as the shots on goal margin was tied at 4-4. Redshirt first-year goalkeeper Mikki Easter held her … [Read more...] about Women’s soccer finishes strong in final outing

This might actually be a fair representation of how it feels to play against the Hoyas this season. | Scott Taetsch-USA TODAY Sports The Golden Eagles host the top 10 ranked Hoyas on Senior Day. Well, the good news is that Marquette men’s lacrosse doesn’t only have three games left to go this season. After MU lost back-to-back games against St. John’s due to COVID … [Read more...] about Men’s Lacrosse Preview: vs #10 Georgetown

Hailey Block’s second goal of the year was all Marquette needed to win on Thursday against Xavier. | Facebook.com/MarquetteWSOC Locking up a winning record for the first time in three seasons is pretty neat. Marquette women’s soccer went in to Thursday’s regular season finale knowing a few things. #1? Their season was over no matter what the result of the match was, as … [Read more...] about WSOC Ends The Season By Beating Xavier

For some students in Marquette’s athletic program, the opportunity to play a sport at the Division I level brings them thousands of miles away from their homes. While some Marquette athletic teams have more international athletes than others, a common goal for many coaches is to help their foreign players acclimate to the environment and culture of Milwaukee. For Lara Kaiser, a … [Read more...] about Universal Games

Over the years, Marquette basketball has been known for its development of professional talent. From Doc Rivers to Dwyane Wade, the school has prepped some of the game’s biggest stars at the highest level. In 2019, Marquette sent through its first woman to the WNBA, as Natisha Hiedeman broke the glass ceiling for the Marquette women’s program. Amidst the talks of Marquette … [Read more...] about Global Competition