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Soccer teams seek to continue winning ways
Men stumble; women win first two games
By Tim Elliott
With the fall semester underway, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men’s and women’s soccer teams are eager to take the field and prove themselves as true powerhouses in the Horizon League.
Going into the season opener, the men boasted a 2-0 preseason record. Senior Steve Spearl scored a goal in both of the games, giving the Panthers identical 1-0 victories over Bradley University and Valparaiso University.
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