The Women’s Hospital Is Your Ticket To USI Soccer

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The Women’s Hospital Is Your Ticket To USI Soccer

EVANSVILLE, Ind. – University of Southern Indiana Soccer fans will be able to attend all 2022 fall matches at Strassweg Field for free courtesy of The Women’s Hospital.

Free admission, courtesy of The Women’s Hospital is offered for both USI Women’s and Men’s Soccer home matches.

“We are very excited about our partnership with The Women’s Hospital and appreciative of their support of USI soccer,” USI Director of Athletics Jon Mark Hall said. “The Women’s Hospital sponsorship of tickets for men’s and women’s home soccer games will allow families and individuals to come to see high quality, Division I soccer at no cost.”

“We know youth soccer is an integral part of our community and The Women’s Hospital hopes that this will encourage youth soccer families, and soccer fans in general, to come to many games without being concerned about the price of admission.”

The special admission deal for the 2022 season starts this Sunday for a women’s soccer exhibition against the University of Missouri-Kansas City at 1 p.m.

The regular season home opener for Women’s Soccer is August 25 at 6 p.m. against Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. USI opens the home portion of its debut conference season in the Ohio Valley Conference on September 22 at 5:30 p.m. against Tennessee Tech.

Other USI Women’s Soccer home dates include August 25, September 5, September 22, September 25, October 6, October 16, and October 23.

USI Men’s Soccer hosts their regular season home opener on September 1 at noon against the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. Their conference home opener as an affiliate conference member of The Summit League is September 28 at 7 p.m. against the University of Missouri-Kansas City.

Other USI Men’s Soccer home dates are September 16, September 24, October 8, October 26, and November 2.

The 2022 season will feature the first season for USI Women’s Soccer as an NCAA Division I program, while USI Men’s Soccer will be returning to NCAA Division I status for the first time since 1995.