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player-of-the-week. It is her second in- dividual conference award this season, after being named player-of-the-week earlier in the year. to the conference tournament gets tougher and tougher for the Purdue soccer team. The Boilers (7-7-2 overall, 2-5-1 Big SOCCER LOOKING TO REBOUND As the season winds down, the road ing, fourth-ranked Penn State (14-2-0, 8-0-0). CROSS COUNTRY IN ACTION en's cross country teams were back in action this weekend. Boilermaker runners The men's and wom- tention to a pair of home matches that could determine their postseason fate. Date REMAINING SOCCER SCHEDULE Oct. 19 Oct. 21 Oct. 26 Opponent Big Ten Tournament Bloomington, Ind. Oct. 31 WISCONSIN MINNESOTA PENN STATE Nov. 2 Semifinals Nov. 4 Quarterfinals Finals Time Ten) dropped a pair of road conference matches this past week, falling 3-0 at In- diana (8-7-1, 3-5-0) before losing 2-0 at Michigan (13-2-1, 7-0-1). With three matches left, Purdue finds itself in a tie for 10th place with seven points in league play. However, Purdue is one of six teams that are sep- arated by only three points, dividing teams six through 11 in the standings. Only the top eight teams qualify for the postseason tournament. The Boilermakers now turn their at- traveled north last Friday to Madison for the Wis- consin adidas Invitation- al. The men's team fin- ished in 37th place (out of 45) while the women took 45th (of 48). The Purdue men were led by freshman Matthew McClintock, who posted a personal-best time in the 8,000 meter race en route to finishing 77th individually. 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. TBA TBA TBA Kelly McCurdy paced the women's cross country team with a 149th-place finish over the weekend at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational. 5-1) on Friday before Minnesota (9-6-1) comes to West Lafayette on Sunday. Purdue closes the season a week from Friday when it hosts league-lead- Purdue plays host to Wisconsin (10- Purdue out the top three for the men were Johnnie Guy in 153rd place individually, and Caleb Kerr in 186th. The 56 seconds over last year. Autumn Beachy finished second among Boiler women in 217th place and Blair Doney crossed the line third for Purdue, in 235th overall. place individually and best- ed her time at this race by paced by Kelly McCurdy, who finished women in were 149th Rounding a third-place finish this weekend at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Champion- ships in Knoxville, Tenn. The Boilers finished with a three- The women's golf team took home GOLFERS FINISH THIRD round total of 872, closing within five strokes of Penn State, which captured the team title, while host Tennessee fin- ished one stroke ahead of the Boilers in second place. Purdue placed two golfers in the top 10, Paula Reto and Aurora Kan, while Laura Gonzalez-Escallon and Kishi Sinha tied for 32nd place individually. j Introducing ... An updated GoldandBlack.com mobile App for the Android and iPhone at Google Play and the App Store GOLDANDBLACK EXPRESS • VOLUME 23, EXPRESS 7 • 40