SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
>>10.27.07
COMETS FINISH REGULAR SEASON WITH 13 SHUTOUTS
The UTD women wrapped up the No. 2 seed in the upcoming ASC Championship Tournament by blanking ETBU and LeTourneau, 8-0 and 2-0 in the final regular season weekend. UTD ran its season shutout total to 13 games, including 12 ASC matches. STORY

>>10.21.07
UTD TAKES HOLD OF SECOND WITH WIN
The UTD women took over possession of the important second seed in the ASC regular season race with two games remaining by shutting down Texas Lutheran (2-0) and Schreiner (5-0). Senior Lyndsi Ayers (pictured) had a goal and assist in the TLU win. The Comets can wrap up the 2nd seed and first-round bye in the ASC Tournament with just one more win. STORY
>>AYERS NAMED DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Story

>>10.13.07
COMETS HAVE GET 10TH SHUTOUT IN LAST 11 GAMES
The UTD women's soccer team moved into a tie for second place in the ASC standings by adding two more shutouts to their season total, blanking Howard Payne, 4-0; and Mary Hardin-Baylor, 2-0. STORY

>>10.06.07
HSU PULLS OUT ANOTHER ONE-GOAL WIN
The nationally-ranked Hardin-Simmons Cowgirls edge UTD, 1-0 on an "own goal" scored by the Comet defense just before halftime. UTD then took out its frustrations in a 9-0 win over McMurry as Caitlin Perdue (pictured) scored a hat trick in limited action. STORY

>>10.01.07
JACKSON WINS DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF WEEK AWARD STORY

09.29.07
COMETS KEEP SHUTOUT STREAK ALIVE
CLINTON, MS/PINEVILLE, LA - The Comets moved into second place in the ASC race with a pair of shutout road wins over the weekend. Sophomore Kristina Kinner (pictured) paced a 4-0 win over Louisiana College with two goals and an assist while Lyndsi Ayers got the game winner early in a 1-0 shutout vs. Mississippi College. UTD has not given up a goal in its last seven matches. STORY

09.22.07
DEFENSE LEADS WAY TO UNBEATEN START IN ASC
RICHARDSON, TX - The UTD women's soccer team improved to 2-0-1 in the American Southwest Conference race Saturday with a 1-0 win over the University of the Ozarks. The Comets, who also evened their overall record at 3-3-2, got the only goal they would need from sophomore Caitlin Perdue. The UTD defense has not given up a goal in a conference game this season. UTD then tied Austin College, 0-0, in a non-conference game Sunday. STORY

09.14.07
COMETS OPEN ASC SCHEDULE WITH A WIN & A TIE
RICHARDSON, TX - The UTD women's soccer team completely dominated Concordia University of Texas in their ASC opener, 8-0. UTD scored six second-half goals and outshot the Tornados a staggering 52-0. The offense deserted the Comets two days later when they settle for a 0-0 tie against UT-Tyler. STORY

09.11.07
UTD DOMINATES HOME OPENER, BUT SETTLES FOR TIE
RICHARDSON, TX - UTD dominated possession and outshot NAIA member Southern Nazarene, 17-2, in regulation. But the Comets could not find the back of the net, despite an 11-shot performance from junior Lauren Huffman, and settled for a double-overtime 0-0 tie. STORY

>>09.07.07
Comets Rebound For First Win of '07
GEORGETOWN, TX - The Comets came back from a 1-0 halftime deficit Friday to knock off Southwestern University, 2-1, for their first win of the season. UTD (1-2) got second-half goals from Caitlin Perdue and Lauren Huffman (pictured above) to claim the win. Sunday, the Comets dropped a 5-1 road game to nationally-ranked Trinity. STORY

>>09.02.07
Season Starts Slowly For UTD
MEMPHIS, TN - The 2007 UTD women's soccer team came up empty in their season opener this weekend, falling 3-0 to Rhodes College in Memphis, TN Friday, then 3-1 to Division II Birmingham Southern Sunday. Brittany Schuelke (pictured) got the Comets' lone goal over the weekend. STORY

>>2007 SEASON PREVIEW
UTD NEEDS OFFENSE TO STEP UP FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS
UTD Coach John Antonisse has a solid set of returning defensive players, but he's hoping some of the young talent on the team can generate enough offense to again put the Comets in contention for an ASC title. STORY

>>PRE-SEASON POLL
JACKSON WINS ANOTHER AWARD;
COMETS PICKED 2ND IN ANNUAL VOTING
Senior defender Kelli Jackson (pictured) was named the American Southwest Conference Pre-Season Defensive Player of the Year for the third straight season as part of the annual Pre-Season ASC Women's Soccer Poll. The Comets, who were 14-4-2 in 2006, were picked to finish second. STORY


>>2006 HIGHLIGHTS
>>COMETS SEE ASC TITLE SLIP AWAY AGAIN ARCHIVES
>>FORMER PLAYER NAMED TO ASC HALL OF FAME STORY