Ottumwa -- The season-opening winning streak for the Indian Hills soccer team came to an end on Saturday as visiting NIACC, ranked 15th in the country, knocked off the Warriors, 2-0, at Wertheim Field.
Ben Hutchings tallied in the first half for the Trojans and Gerald Ben added an insurance goal in the second half as NIACC won their 7th game overall in their third straight shutout.
The goals for NIACC were the first this year given up by IHCC's Marcus Filgueiras who recorded eight saves in the Warrior goal.
With a 6-1 season record, Indian Hills will host Marshalltown CC on Wednesday.
Monday, September 19, 2011
Friday, September 16, 2011
Streak is Still Alive as Warriors Blank Iowa Lakes
Spencer, IA -- The Indian Hills men's soccer team kept its season record perfect and also extended the streak in which it has yet to give up a goal in a 4-0 whitewashing of Iowa Lakes on Thursday.
The Warriors have won all six games they've played this fall and all six have been shutout victories.
Sophomore Joao Coutinho had two goals against the Lakers while Renato Chamma and Daniel Alkmim also scored.
Marcus Filgueiras stopped five shots on goal as the IHCC goalkeeper notched his sixth straight shutout.
The Warriors will play NIACC at home at Wertheim Field on Saturday.
The Warriors have won all six games they've played this fall and all six have been shutout victories.
Sophomore Joao Coutinho had two goals against the Lakers while Renato Chamma and Daniel Alkmim also scored.
Marcus Filgueiras stopped five shots on goal as the IHCC goalkeeper notched his sixth straight shutout.
The Warriors will play NIACC at home at Wertheim Field on Saturday.
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Warriors Just Miss National Ranking
Ottumwa -- People around the country have taken notice of the fast start by the Indian Hills' men's soccer team. The Warriors, 5-0 for far this season, just missed being ranked in this week's NJCAA poll.
The Warriors were one of six teams that received votes, but not enough to make it into the top 20.
One of the Iowa teams that is ranked, NIACC, will be the Warriors' next opponent. Indian Hills will host NIACC on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Walsh Soccer Complex in Ottumwa.
Not only is Indian Hills undefeated this fall, but the Warriors, thanks to outstanding goalkeeping by sophomore Marcus Filgueiras, are unscored upon as well.
The other Iowa school ranked in this week's top 20 is Iowa Western, rated 5th in Division I.
The Warriors were one of six teams that received votes, but not enough to make it into the top 20.
One of the Iowa teams that is ranked, NIACC, will be the Warriors' next opponent. Indian Hills will host NIACC on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Walsh Soccer Complex in Ottumwa.
Not only is Indian Hills undefeated this fall, but the Warriors, thanks to outstanding goalkeeping by sophomore Marcus Filgueiras, are unscored upon as well.
The other Iowa school ranked in this week's top 20 is Iowa Western, rated 5th in Division I.
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Warriors Enjoy Perfect Weekend in Minnesota
Rosemount, MN -- Winning all three games by shutout, the Indian Hills men's soccer team kept its early-season record perfect with wins over opponents from three different states in the Minnesota Kickoff Classic over the weekend.
The Warriors defeated Bismarck State from North Dakota, 2-0, Northwest Technical College from Kansas, 1-0, and Oakton CC from Illinois, 1-0, to improve their season record to 4-0. And IHCC is yet to allow a goal so far this season.
Freshman Brady Anderson netted the only goal in both of the 1-0 wins. He scored late in the first half of the Northwest Tech game and in the 88th minute in the victory against Oakton.
Renato Martins and Joao Coutinho had the goals against Bismarck State.
Sophomore Marcus Filgueiras was the goalkeeper in all three matches. He had to stop a total of only seven shots.
The Warriors will try to stay unbeaten when they host Scott CC at Walsh Soccer Complex Sept. 10.
The Warriors defeated Bismarck State from North Dakota, 2-0, Northwest Technical College from Kansas, 1-0, and Oakton CC from Illinois, 1-0, to improve their season record to 4-0. And IHCC is yet to allow a goal so far this season.
Freshman Brady Anderson netted the only goal in both of the 1-0 wins. He scored late in the first half of the Northwest Tech game and in the 88th minute in the victory against Oakton.
Renato Martins and Joao Coutinho had the goals against Bismarck State.
Sophomore Marcus Filgueiras was the goalkeeper in all three matches. He had to stop a total of only seven shots.
The Warriors will try to stay unbeaten when they host Scott CC at Walsh Soccer Complex Sept. 10.
Monday, August 29, 2011
Coutinho's Late Goal Gives IHCC Win in Opener
Lexington, MO -- A goal by sophomore Joao Coutinho (Sao Paulo, Brazil) late in the second half was the only score of the game as the Indian Hills men's soccer team opened its 2011 season with a 1-0 victory against Wentworth Military Academy on Saturday.
It took until the game's 88th minute before the Warriors broke through with the only tally of the game, Coutinho scoring off an assist from freshman Brady Anderson (Albia).
Meanwhile, IHCC sophomore keeper Marcus Filgueiras (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) kept the hosts off the scoreboard with five saves to earn the shutout.
Indian Hills travels to Rosemount, Minnesota this weekend for the Minnesota Kickoff Classic. The Warriors will play three games in as many days, starting with a contest against Bismarck State College from North Dakota on Friday. They will battle Northwest Kansas Tech on Saturday and Oakton (IL) CC on Sunday.
The home opener for the Warriors will be against Scott CC on September 10.
It took until the game's 88th minute before the Warriors broke through with the only tally of the game, Coutinho scoring off an assist from freshman Brady Anderson (Albia).
Meanwhile, IHCC sophomore keeper Marcus Filgueiras (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) kept the hosts off the scoreboard with five saves to earn the shutout.
Indian Hills travels to Rosemount, Minnesota this weekend for the Minnesota Kickoff Classic. The Warriors will play three games in as many days, starting with a contest against Bismarck State College from North Dakota on Friday. They will battle Northwest Kansas Tech on Saturday and Oakton (IL) CC on Sunday.
The home opener for the Warriors will be against Scott CC on September 10.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Warriors Sign Albia's Anderson
OTTUMWA --- An area soccer player who helped lead his team to the state tournament has signed a national letter-of-intent to attend Indian Hills Community College. IHCC coach Doug Seigle says Brady Anderson from Albia will join the Warriors in the fall.
Anderson captained the Albia High School team that qualified for the state tourney for the second year in a row and was ranked 9th in the state with a 15-5 record.
The forward/midfielder scored 20 goals and had 12 assists for the Blue Demons who were beaten by MOC/Floyd Valley at the state tournament.
“Brady is an exciting,versatile player who can play several different positions and will immediately compete for a starting position for the Warriors,” said Seigle. “He has a great nose for the goal and can create scoring opportunities with his work both on and off the ball around the goal.
Seigle describes Anderson as a tireless worker in games and in his training who brings out the best in his teammates. “I believe Brady is one of the top players in southeast Iowa and we are excited he is bringing his talents to Indian Hills,” said Seigle.
The IHCC men’s soccer team was 9-8 last fall, the best record in the program’s short history. The Warriors notched their first-ever postseason win and set numerous team records.
Anderson captained the Albia High School team that qualified for the state tourney for the second year in a row and was ranked 9th in the state with a 15-5 record.
The forward/midfielder scored 20 goals and had 12 assists for the Blue Demons who were beaten by MOC/Floyd Valley at the state tournament.
“Brady is an exciting,versatile player who can play several different positions and will immediately compete for a starting position for the Warriors,” said Seigle. “He has a great nose for the goal and can create scoring opportunities with his work both on and off the ball around the goal.
Seigle describes Anderson as a tireless worker in games and in his training who brings out the best in his teammates. “I believe Brady is one of the top players in southeast Iowa and we are excited he is bringing his talents to Indian Hills,” said Seigle.
The IHCC men’s soccer team was 9-8 last fall, the best record in the program’s short history. The Warriors notched their first-ever postseason win and set numerous team records.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Warriors Put Six on All-League Team
Ottumwa -- Indian Hills placed six players on the Iowa Community College Athletic Conference all-conference men's soccer team. And Warriors head coach Doug Seigle was named the men’s co-coach of the year.
Named to the all-conference first team were midfielder Pedro Jurno (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and midfielder/defenseman Cheyne Reiter (LaPorte City), both sophomores; sophomore defenseman Caleb Bemis (Letts) and freshman midfielder Austin Kelly (Ottumwa) on the second team; and sophomore forward Damian Sheerin (West Point) and freshman midfielder Leonardo Teixeira (Sao Paulo, Brazil) on the honorable mention list.
Seigle said all six of the players on the all-conference list played key roles in the first winning season in the history of the IHCC men's program.
“Pedro Jurno was our leading scorer this season despite being a marked man and he came through in the clutch in our big games,” said Seigle. “Cheyne Reiter did a great job making the adjustment from offense to defense this year, making that switch for the team. He can play anywhere, but we needed him to anchor our defense.”
“Caleb Bemis was a solid defender for us, playing all four defensive positions and being the vocal leader on our team,” said the IHCC coach. “And Austin Kelly was our workhorse, working up and down the flanks as a midfielder. He never quit fighting for the ball from the first minute to the last of every game.”
Of the two honorable mention choices, Seigle said, “Damian Sheerin was our second-leading scorer and led the team in assists. He is a scrappy player who works hard and created many opportunities for his teammates. Leonardo Teixeira started every game and played every position, except goalkeeper, for us this season. He was our most versatile player and did a great job of filling any role we asked him to play.”
The IHCC men’s team finished the year at 9-8, winning the first postseason game in the program’s four-year history and setting numerous team records.
Seigle said the Warriors reached many of their goals for the season and “improved a little every day.” “Although we started the season off slowly, we really came together as a team and it showed in our results,” said Seigle. “I am very pleased with the work we put in and the direction our program is going.”
Seigle said he was honored to receive the co-coach of the year award and that it should be shared with his team and assistant coach Rod Campbell. “Rod did a great job during the coaching change and throughout the season. The team bought into my coaching philosophy by working hard to get better every day and playing good defense.” Seigle added, “I had expectations when I was hired in August, but have been very pleased to see us move forward as a program in a very short amount of time.”
Named to the all-conference first team were midfielder Pedro Jurno (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and midfielder/defenseman Cheyne Reiter (LaPorte City), both sophomores; sophomore defenseman Caleb Bemis (Letts) and freshman midfielder Austin Kelly (Ottumwa) on the second team; and sophomore forward Damian Sheerin (West Point) and freshman midfielder Leonardo Teixeira (Sao Paulo, Brazil) on the honorable mention list.
Seigle said all six of the players on the all-conference list played key roles in the first winning season in the history of the IHCC men's program.
“Pedro Jurno was our leading scorer this season despite being a marked man and he came through in the clutch in our big games,” said Seigle. “Cheyne Reiter did a great job making the adjustment from offense to defense this year, making that switch for the team. He can play anywhere, but we needed him to anchor our defense.”
“Caleb Bemis was a solid defender for us, playing all four defensive positions and being the vocal leader on our team,” said the IHCC coach. “And Austin Kelly was our workhorse, working up and down the flanks as a midfielder. He never quit fighting for the ball from the first minute to the last of every game.”
Of the two honorable mention choices, Seigle said, “Damian Sheerin was our second-leading scorer and led the team in assists. He is a scrappy player who works hard and created many opportunities for his teammates. Leonardo Teixeira started every game and played every position, except goalkeeper, for us this season. He was our most versatile player and did a great job of filling any role we asked him to play.”
The IHCC men’s team finished the year at 9-8, winning the first postseason game in the program’s four-year history and setting numerous team records.
Seigle said the Warriors reached many of their goals for the season and “improved a little every day.” “Although we started the season off slowly, we really came together as a team and it showed in our results,” said Seigle. “I am very pleased with the work we put in and the direction our program is going.”
Seigle said he was honored to receive the co-coach of the year award and that it should be shared with his team and assistant coach Rod Campbell. “Rod did a great job during the coaching change and throughout the season. The team bought into my coaching philosophy by working hard to get better every day and playing good defense.” Seigle added, “I had expectations when I was hired in August, but have been very pleased to see us move forward as a program in a very short amount of time.”
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