Women's Soccer Adds 10 Recruits For 2010

UMass women's soccer head coach Ed Matz has announced the addition of 10 recruits who will join the Minutewomen this fall. The group includes four forwards, four defenders, one midfielder and one goalkeeper with four players hailing from Massachusetts, two from Connecticut and one each from Georgia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and England. MORE

W. Soccer - 5/17/2010

Women's Soccer Unveils 2010 Schedule

2010 Women's Soccer Schedule | PDF Format

The UMass women's soccer team announced its 2010 schedule on Monday, highlighted by eight home matches, including the season opener against Washington on Aug. 27 at 4 p.m., on Rudd Field. Under first year head coach Ed Matz, the Minutewomen will look to build off their late season success from 2009 that earned the squad a trip to the Atlantic 10 tournament for the first time since 2004. MORE

W. Soccer - 5/13/2010

Women's Soccer Honored For Academic Excellence

The UMass women's soccer, softball and men's track teams were among the 59 Atlantic 10 Team honored by the NCAA with a public recognition award for strong performance on the latest Academic Progress Rate score as announced on Wednesday. All three UMass squads posted a multi-year APR score in the top 10 percent of all teams in their respective sports. MORE

W. Soccer - 3/5/2010

Women's Soccer To Host Alumni Day

The UMass women's soccer program will welcome former Minutewomen back to campus this spring as the team will hold an Alumni Day on April 24. Following the Future Minutewomen Soccer Clinic, which will take place from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Boyden Fields, an alumni game is slated for 11:30 to 12:30 on Rudd Field. MORE

W. Soccer - 2/4/2010

Faherty and Shiffler Join Women's Soccer Staff

Former New Haven head coach Brendan Faherty and Penn assistant Abby Shiffler have been named UMass women's soccer assistant coaches, head coach Ed Matz announced on Thursday. The duo will begin their first season on the Minutewomen sidelines with Matz in 2010. MORE

W. Soccer - 1/15/2010

FEATURE: Ed Matz Featured In The Boston Herald

Northeastern's loss is UMass' gain, as Ed Matz resigned his post as Huskies women's soccer coach last week to take over the Minutewomen. Matz, who was named coach of the year in the Colonial Athletic Association this past season, was introduced as the fifth women's coach in the history of the UMass program on Jan. 7. Matz hopes to reproduce and surpass at UMass the kind of success he enjoyed on Huntington Avenue. MORE

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