Women's soccer / Anderson Haigler

Michel Begins New Chapter in Iceland

Roughly seventeen miles separate Amber Michel's hometown and the University of San Diego. Electing to stay close to home for college, the goalkeeper frequented East County's freeways as she commuted from El Cajon, Calif. to Alcala Park for her first two years as a Torero."That's kinda why I chose USD," the 23-year-old said as she reflected back on her five years with the team. "Because it was close to home, and because I loved the weather and the city."Staying local for school proved to be the right decision. A

University of San Diego Athletics • September 17, 2021

Toreros Ready to Return

Normalcy returned in bits and pieces for San Diego women's soccer, marked by the type of events and milestones that scholar-athletes cherish.The reappearance of the beloved "Gear Day," for example, when Toreros receive a heap of team swag and uniforms in the spring. Being able to once again hold the player-led, sans-coaches "Captain's Camp" in July, preparing USD for their rigorous late-summer official practices and eventual set of games. And once the fall roster was assembled, the first in-pers

Soccer shines versus SDSU

In a primetime matchup under the Friday night lights, the University of San Diego women’s soccer team shined at Torero Stadium. Taking on crosstown rival San Diego State University (SDSU), the lady Toreros rolled to a dominant, 5-2 victory over the Aztecs in their first night home game of the season, with four different players finding the back of the net. USD wasted no time getting the scoring started, with