By Parker Johnson Susan Stone stood anxiously while she watched her decorated daughter, Olivia, do warmup drills on an outdated artificial turf pitch near Austin, Texas in February 2018. An uneasiness crept in – the uniquely maternal sense that something was just … off. This was Olivia Stone’s swan song. It was the last game the 17-year-old forward would play

Thanks to a 2-1 win over in-state rival Illinois on Thursday night, Northwestern women’s soccer officially controls its own destiny on the path to the Big Ten Tournament. Standing in their way: the Iowa Hawkeyes (8-7-2). Northwestern (10-4-3) travels to Iowa City for its final game of the season on Sunday, a win-and-you’re-in game for both teams. WNUR Sports will not be

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The Northwestern Wildcats showed some bright spots in their loss in the Chicago Cup title match against the DePaul Blue Demons.

Northwestern women’s soccer defeated Butler to advance to the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament for the third straight year. Austin Miller and Amit Mallik had the call of the penalty shootout that decided things at Martin Stadium. 

Kickin’ It delivers another postseason podcast! Hosts Austin Miller and Amit Mallik are joined by Parker Johnson to recap the Big Ten Quarterfinal win over Purdue, preview the Semifinal against Nebraska, and and talk about the chances of hosting a first round NCAA Tournament Game. The crew also discusses the Men’s team upcoming tilt against Rutgers before closing with a

Football and basketball get a lot of coverage at Northwestern. However, as many avid Wildcats fans would tell you, those two sports are not and never have been the best sports on campus. Every week, I am going to let you, the casual Northwestern sports fan, in on all the fun that happens outside the confines of majestic Ryan Field