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Women's Soccer

In a nailbiter that went the full 110 minutes, Alma tied Albion 0-0, but lost the ensuing shootout to Albion 3-2
Scots played hard but in the end couldn't pull it off.
Posted: Sat, October 31st, 2009 at 3:04PM

Scots Women's Soccer defeats Kalamazoo 2-1 in two overtimes to clinch 3rd place in the MIAA
Alma to host Albion College in a first round playoff game on Saturday at Noon
Posted: Wed, October 28th, 2009 at 7:06PM

Alma Women's Soccer defeats Trine 6-1
Scots next play on Wednesday at Kalamazoo
Posted: Sat, October 24th, 2009 at 2:11PM

Alma Women's Soccer drops a tough 1-0 decision to host Adrian College
Scots next play on Saturday versus Trine for Senior Day at Scotland Yard
Posted: Tue, October 20th, 2009 at 5:56PM

Alma Women's Soccer wins a big MIAA game by defeating Calvin 2-1
Scots continue MIAA play next week Tuesday at Albion
Posted: Wed, October 14th, 2009 at 6:24PM

Alma Women's Soccer travels to Saint Mary's and wins 5-1
Scots next play on Wednesday when the host #17 Calvin at Scotland Yard
Posted: Sat, October 10th, 2009 at 2:29PM

SCOTS WOMEN'S SOCCER WINS AT OLIVET 3-1
Alma next plays at Saint Mary's on Saturday
Posted: Tue, October 6th, 2009 at 8:13PM

ALMA WOMEN LOSE TO ALBION 1-0 ON SATURDAY
After tough loss, Scots will next play at Olivet on Wednesday
Posted: Sat, October 3rd, 2009 at 3:24PM

 

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Coach Profile

Jeff Hosler

Jeff Hosler
Graduation: 2002

Jeff Hosler ‘02 joined the Alma College Athletics staff as the Scots women’s soccer coach in 2006 and has helped the Maroon and Cream rise as one of the most talented young teams in the MIAA.

In his time at Alma, Hosler became one of the best players in the 30 years of Scots soccer. He remains the all-time assists leader and ranks in the top ten in career goals and in the top five in career points. He helped the Scots to their second MIAA title, first-ever NCAA Regional Championship and first-ever NCAA Final Four appearance in 1999 en route to first team All-MIAA and third team All-Mideast Region honors. He would go on to earn first team All-MIAA accolades again in 2001 and was named to the conference’s second team in 2000.

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