St. Edward’s Women’s Soccer vs Chicago Red Stars

April 2, 2013

The St. Edward’s women’s team took on Chicago Red Stars, a professional team from the National Women’s Professional League. Even though the Hilltoppers lost 0 – 8, it was the first time they played a professional soccer team and an important step forward. By Carlos Sanchez

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Gavino Ramos was a big playmaker for the team, generating shots and open attempts for his teammates. “(It was) definitely a good win, but definitely some things we need to clean up as well,” Ramos said. “Missed a lot of free throws, gave up too many layups, small things like that that kind of make the game closer than it should. But cleaning those up we'll be good down the road.”

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St. Edward's head coach Brian Young, a former University of New Hampshire player and Brown University assistant coach, takes notes during practice. After nearly two decades leading the Hilltoppers, from 2004-2022, Young returned to rebuild the program following its reinstatement, earning the Lone Star Conference Coach of the Year for the team's remarkable turnaround in 2024.

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