Women's Soccer Shows Continued Improvements Under Basalyga

Bowling Green, Ohio -- The BGSU women's soccer team concluded its season last Thursday with a 2-1 win against Eastern Michigan. The Falcons finished with a record of 7-11-1 overall and 3-8-0 in the conference.

TRUST IN THE PROCESS

The Falcons posted seven overall wins this season, which is more than the previous two years combined. BG totaled four wins in 2014 and zero in 2013.
This year, Bowling Green tied for eighth overall in the Mid-American Conference, improving from 10th place last season and 12th place in 2013.

KEY WINS

Bowling Green snapped two series' losing streaks this season, recording its first wins since 2011 over defending MAC Champion Buffalo and conference foe Eastern Michigan.
The victory on Aug. 21 against Chicago State was the team's first win in a season opener since 2004.

TEAM

Under head coach Lindsay Basalyga, the Falcons have increased wins, goals and assists each year she has been at the helm of the program.
BGSU notched 29 goals this season, more than the last two seasons combined, after scoring 15 in 2014 and nine in 2013. The 29 goals scored is the most in a single season since 2008 (38).
28 assists on the season is more than the previous two years combined (21).
The team posted four shutouts each of the last two seasons under Basalyga.
Bowling Green opened the season 2-0-0 for the first time since 2000.
It is the first time in school history the Falcons have shut out its first two opponents. BG defeated Chicago State 4-0 and IPFW 3-0 at Cochrane Stadium.
Following the team's first two home games, BGSU had recorded seven goals, which was already more than the five goals the team scored at home a year ago. The Falcons finished with 18 home goals, the most since 2008.
For the first time since 2008, the Falcons netted a goal in seven straight contests, spanning from Aug. 21 against Chicago State to Sept. 13 against Valparaiso.
30 goals allowed this season is the least allowed since 2009 (28).
BGSU scored 12 MAC goals this season, the most conference goals since 2010 where the team sored 16.
The Orange and Brown had a record-setting crowd of 803 at the season opener against Chicago State.

INDIVIDUALS

The top three leading scorers (Erica Hubert, Mikaela Couch, Skylar Fleak) are all freshmen and sophomores. Four out of the team's top six goal scorers are also underclassmen.
Erica Hubert's team-high 17 points was the most by a single player in a season since Alyssa Zuccaro recorded 22 in her stellar 2010 campaign.
Erica Hubert's team-high eight goals was the most by a single player in a season since Alyssa Zuccaro totaled eight goals in 2010.
Skylar Fleak and Mikaela Couch's team-high five assists are the both by a single player since Alyssa Zuccaro's six in 2010.
Erica Hubert was named MAC Offensive Player of the Week in August and Lauren Cadel was named MAC Defensive Player of the Week in September and October.
Lauren Cadel posted over 100 saves for the third straight year, leading the conference with 113 regular season saves in 2015.
Lauren Cadel set a school record this season with 19 saves in BGSU's double-overtime draw with Valparaiso.
Lauren Cadel sits atop of the record books with 15 career games with double digit saves.

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