MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Sept. 7, 2023) – In a mother-daughter matchup between Mountaineer coach Nikki Izzo-Brown and Auburn senior Sammie Brown, the West Virginia University women’s soccer team fought to a 1-1 draw against the Tigers on Thursday night at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium in Morgantown.



The two teams were scoreless after the first half, but the Mountaineers (2-4-1) got on the board early in the second half to take the lead. It didn’t take Auburn long to draw even and force the two teams to battle for a game winner until the final buzzer.



Sophomore forward Taylor White found the back of the net for WVU, tallying her fourth goal of the season in the 52nd minute. She got her toe on a ball that rebounded off a saved shot from senior forward/midfielder Chloe Adler, who was credited with her first assist of the year. From there, West Virginia fought to keep its lead but Auburn managed to gain one back, equalizing at the 66:08 mark for the final result.



Auburn led the Mountaineers in shots, 11-7, and corner kicks, 6-3, while the teams were level with five shots on goal apiece. White led the WVU attack with the goal and a pair of shots, while fifth-year senior goalkeeper grabbed four saves in the contest.



With the draw, the series against the Tigers remains tied, moving to 1-1-2 all time. Of note, Izzo-Brown and daughter Sammie competed against one another for the second time Thursday night, as Sammie returned to her hometown to play in a collegiate soccer game for the first time in her career.



West Virginia now looks ahead to completing the nonconference portion of its schedule when it welcomes Villanova to Morgantown on Sunday, Sept. 10. Kickoff at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium is tabbed for 1 p.m. ET. It’s Youth Soccer Day, and the Mountaineers will offer a postgame youth clinic to young fans in attendance following the match.



For more information on the Mountaineers, follow @WVUWomensSoccer on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.


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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Sept. 7, 2023) – In a mother-daughter matchup between Mountaineer coach Nikki Izzo-Brown and Auburn senior Sammie Brown, the West Virginia University women’s soccer team fought to a 1-1 draw against the Tigers on Thursday night at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium in Morgantown.



The two teams were scoreless after the first half, but the Mountaineers (2-4-1) got on the board early in the second half to take the lead. It didn’t take Auburn long to draw even and force the two teams to battle for a game winner until the final buzzer.



Sophomore forward Taylor White found the back of the net for WVU, tallying her fourth goal of the season in the 52nd minute. She got her toe on a ball that rebounded off a saved shot from senior forward/midfielder Chloe Adler, who was credited with her first assist of the year. From there, West Virginia fought to keep its lead but Auburn managed to gain one back, equalizing at the 66:08 mark for the final result.



Auburn led the Mountaineers in shots, 11-7, and corner kicks, 6-3, while the teams were level with five shots on goal apiece. White led the WVU attack with the goal and a pair of shots, while fifth-year senior goalkeeper grabbed four saves in the contest.



With the draw, the series against the Tigers remains tied, moving to 1-1-2 all time. Of note, Izzo-Brown and daughter Sammie competed against one another for the second time Thursday night, as Sammie returned to her hometown to play in a collegiate soccer game for the first time in her career.



West Virginia now looks ahead to completing the nonconference portion of its schedule when it welcomes Villanova to Morgantown on Sunday, Sept. 10. Kickoff at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium is tabbed for 1 p.m. ET. It’s Youth Soccer Day, and the Mountaineers will offer a postgame youth clinic to young fans in attendance following the match.



For more information on the Mountaineers, follow @WVUWomensSoccer on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.


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I have 4 really good tickets available for the game Saturday.

50 yard line section 217 row 4 seats 101-104

$70 each

Can send electronically

Email me at davehanna@me.com

Thanks

Let’s see what you and the Team have. Real chance of being 3-1. Unless we are worse than Wyoming!

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Oradell (N.J.) Bergen Catholic 2025 defensive lineman Delaney Fludd has received an offer from West Virginia.

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There is no limit to your choices in this poll. The more deranged you can think Trump will get, (like @moe ) feel free to add your own answers!

@moe
I'll certainly have my own choices to add a little later on!

We can't wait to read all about 'em @moe!

I am not able to attend the game this weekend and I have my four season tickets available. Section 217 end cap… let me know if interested.

I can send electronically

Thanks

Office view of GameDay for Saturday at the University of Alabama quad. A tree is in my way for the main stage view...Hope to have on a WVU shirt tomorrow for the rehearsal at 3pm to see if I can get a photo with McAfee.

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Dunnellon (Fla.) 2025 defensive back Sean Martin is the brother of West Virginia commitment Chris Henry and he told me that he was very excited to add the Mountaineers to his offer list. He accompanied his brother on his official visit this past summer and was able to see first hand what the program is all about and how it's the only power five program in the state. He has been in touch with the coaches since that point and told me that secondary coach ShaDon Brown likes his athleticism as well as how competitive he is as a player. He has made a number of visits to this point and told me that he definitely plans to return to Morgantown for another visit.

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Is the doc still on here? Haven't seen him post in forever

... it's abundantly apparent Vernon has been doing his squat thrusts.

Ex-Baltimore mayor convicted of embezzlement is running for office again.
The ex-mayor of Baltimore, Sheila Dixon, who was convicted of embezzlement more than a decade ago has announced her candidacy for the city’s 2024 mayoral race.

just another of the GBI Strategies to steal the 2020 election...

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Basically another subjective ranking, but interesting that Rich is ranked two tiers higher than either Neal or Dana. Rankings

This site has it back to 1909 but I think WVU played 15-20 years of football before that.

https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/schools/west-virginia/index.html

30 years of pedos. JoePa covered up for his buddy Jerry. Fuk State Penn. #CreepyValley

WVU has never won three games in a row under HCNB?

Dang.

This is what Repubs want as they hate democracy. Repubs have made no secret of this as they've made their plans public.

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