Soccer – Knight Life

Loy Norrix soccer girls prepare for the upcoming season

Victoria Hoppe, the author of this article, using her soccer skills on the field. Hoppe must work out to maintain her game.

Victoria Hoppe, Guest Writer • March 28, 2020

Freshman Hannah Locke opens up on her experience as a student athlete

Goalie, Hannah Locke, kicks the soccer ball out from the net. Hannah played a big role during a big away-match.

Adeline Turner, Social Media Team • February 18, 2020

The end of a dry spell: Loy Norrix men’s soccer beats Kalamazoo Central to advance to the district semi-finals for the first time in five years

The end of a dry spell: Loy Norrix men’s soccer beats Kalamazoo Central to advance to the district semi-finals for the first time in five years

Claire Goodwin-Kelly and Perla Santiago • October 24, 2019

Sierra Knight: Switching From Softball to Soccer

Justin Timmerman • May 7, 2019

Women in Sports Ask for Equality

Women in Sports Ask for Equality

Paula Montoro • April 24, 2019

Going for Gold: Loy Norrix Soccer Looks For a Record Breaking Season

Going for Gold: Loy Norrix Soccer Looks For a Record Breaking Season

Nate Goodwin-Kelly, Opinion Editor/Knights Speak Team • October 5, 2018

Referees Can Avoid Mistake Calls with VAR

Referees Can Avoid Mistake Calls with VAR

June 13, 2018

Remembrance of Ethan Fox

Remembrance of Ethan Fox

Mia May • May 30, 2018

Dedicated Fall Sports Players Face Injuries

Junior Sierra Knight us pictured tipping the ball over the net earlier than anticipated. The Knights spent their season focusing on their offense, specifically at the net. Photo Credit / Paul Guimond

Olivia Ely • November 27, 2017

Sports Equipment: The Cost of What the Players Are Wearing

Sports Equipment: The Cost of What the Players Are Wearing

Alex Vonhof • November 12, 2017

A Shared Love of Playing Soccer

Freshman Carlos Santos dives to block a shot.

Zach Skinner • June 14, 2017

Loy Norrix Athletes Sign to Compete at the Next Level

Tony Dougherty and Ryan Ross try to figure out how to make a K for K College, the swimmers will continue to swim together on Kalamazoo College’s swim team. “I chose K, one, because I got accepted but, two, because I really felt at home at K. I know it’s still in Kalamazoo but I feel like I can still be on the campus and away from home, but it is still here and that’s nice but I really love the campus and I love all that K has to offer,” said Dourgherty. Photo Credit / Griffin Conley

Abby Farrer • May 30, 2017

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