Author: Nilesh Tendolkar

The Portland State women’s soccer team sealed its position in next month’s conference tournament with a 1-0 win over Idaho State in a rain-drenched game at Hillsboro Stadium on Sunday.

Portland State women’s soccer resumes normal services on Sunday as it plays host to the Idaho State Bengals at Hillsboro Stadium.

The Portland State women’s soccer team seems to be suffering from a mild case of homesickness. After twin 3-0 victories at home in the opening weekend of conference play nearly two weeks ago, the Vikings this weekend lost their first two road games of the Big Sky schedule.

Junior midfielder Melissa Trammell scored one goal and had two assists in two conference wins last weekend.

Portland State senior Frankie Ross was five years old when she took up soccer, and her sporting career has come a long way since then.

The Portland State women’s soccer team began conference play with twin 3-0 victories over Eastern Washington and Montana at Hillsboro Stadium on Friday and Sunday.

The 2010 season hasn’t gone exactly as planned for Portland State women’s soccer. The team is currently on a five-game winless streak, and has an overall record of 4-7-1 this season.

Portland State women’s soccer extended its winless streak to five games with a draw and a loss in the two games played over the weekend.

The Portland State women’s soccer team finds itself in a position it is not accustomed to: In the midst of a losing streak.

Despite a stellar performance in front of the net from senior goalkeeper Rachel Jarvis, Portland State women’s soccer fell to Gonzaga by a lone goal on Sunday in Spokane, Wash.

The Portland State soccer team, the reigning Big Sky Conference’s regular season champion, is preparing to begin the 2010 season.