Patrick Schmitz
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EIU draws with Bradley after 83rd minute penalty (opens the original)
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Eastern men’s soccer led Bradley 3-2 in the final 10 minutes. The Panthers were eyeing their first win of the season when a long throw in pinged around the 18 yard box. In an attempt to clear the ball away, sophomore midfielder Max Sudor attempted an overhead kick, but instead kicked Bradley midfielder Liam Healey in the face. Eastern head coach Ruy Vaz held his head in his hands as the referee pointed to the penalty spot and awarded Bradley a lifeline to even the game. “The only thing we asked
EIU cross-country battles heat in Walt Crawford Open (opens the original)
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After the Walt Crawford Open on Friday got pushed back twice and almost canceled because of the heat, the race finally began at 6 p.m. The men ran first when the sun was up more and still hotter. Eastern Illinois sophomore Jiberil Lesman came out hot and ran with the front of the pack for most of the race. However, that pace didn’t last. “The heat got to me. Can’t lie. I felt like I was intaking no oxygen,” Lesman said. “I honestly didn’t feel like I was even going lactic. I was just exhausted.
EIU cross-country prepares for season, Walt Crawford Open (opens the original)
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After losing the top runners from both teams, Eastern’s women’s and men’s cross-country teams are relying on their young runners to compete this year. Head coach Riley McInerney said that seven out of the top ten guys have left, and the top two women are also gone. Brenda Torres and Michael Atkins both left after great seasons that saw them finish ahead of every other Panther at the last two meets of the year. With both of them gone, it leaves holes for other runners to fill. “We got a lot of sh
Ten-man EIU concedes two late goals, loses to Wright State (opens the original)
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After just over 86 minutes of scoreless soccer, and with Eastern men’s soccer playing with 10 men, junior midfielder Bernardo Hanel found an open junior forward Keiden Green, who timed his run to the far post perfectly and knocked it past the goalkeeper with a first-time finish to put Eastern ahead. “We played perfect and then we got a goal,” Green said. However, it all fell apart not even a minute later when Wright State sophomore midfielder Cole Trollip pounced on a loose ball in the box and h
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