2023-24 Acadia Women's Soccer News
WOLFVILLE – Acadia University's Department of Athletics celebrated the 2023-24 season on Wednesday night at the annual Fred G. Kelly Awards Night, hosted in Andrew H. McCain Arena.
The Axewomen soccer program continues to add provincial team experience to their roster with the commitment of Ava Pomeroy.
WOLFVILLE – The Axewomen soccer program is excited to announce their 2024 recruitment class continues to grow with the addition of Rachel Kibble.
WOLFVILLE – The Axewomen soccer program is excited to announce the addition of Kiersten Samson as part of their 2024 recruitment class.
WOLFVILLE – The Axewomen soccer program will have a familiar face joining them on the pitch in 2024 with the commitment of Marin Aucoin, sister of current Axewoman Abbey Aucoin.
WOLFVILLE – The Axewomen soccer 2024 recruitment class continues to grow with the addition of Taylor Kay.
WOLFVILLE – The Axewomen soccer program is excited to announce Emma Matheson will join Acadia for the 2024 season.
HALIFAX – Axewomen forward Abbey Aucoin has been named Soccer Nova Scotia’s senior player of the year for 2023.
Grace Longley (women’s soccer) and Gabe Davignon (men’s basketball) have been named Acadia athletes of the week for the period ending October 29.
The Acadia Axewomen program had five players named AUS all-stars on Wednesday, while the Axemen had one member announced prior to the championships beginning this week in Cape Breton.
ST. JOHN’S – The Acadia Axewomen topped the Memorial Sea-Hawks 2-1 on Saturday for identical results and a weekend sweep heading into the AUS championship.
ST. JOHN'S - The Acadia Axewomen clinched third in the AUS with a win over the Memorial Sea-Hawks on Friday night.
Sydney Kennedy (women's soccer) and Cam Whynot (hockey) have been named Acadia athletes of the week for the period ending October 15.
WOLFVILLE – Sydney Kennedy scored four times in Acadia’s 6-0 victory over the Saint Mary’s Huskies on Friday night.
WOLFVILLE – A pair of goals by Kaitlyn Clarke had the Dalhousie Tigers (2-4-1) ahead of the Acadia Axewomen (5-2-1) at halftime on Friday night, but three goals in under 10 minutes propelled Acadia to victory.
WOLFVILLE – The No. 7 ranked STFX X-Women (7-0-0) topped the No. 8 Acadia Axewomen (4-2-1) 1-0 on Sunday to stay atop the AUS and undefeated.
