Senior Zach Allevi tallied two second-half goals and the University of Illinois Springfield won 3-0 over Quincy in a Great Lakes Valley Conference opener on Friday at Kiwanis Stadium.
It is the first victory of the season for the Prairie Stars (1-2 overall, 1-0 in GLVC).
Senior Jack Coombes put UIS ahead 1-0 in the first half.
The Stars out shot Quincy 11-8. The Hawks had 10 corner kicks to UIS’ 3. UIS sophomore goalkeeper Tommy Geile made four saves.
The story was reported by The State Journal-Register on September 10, 2016.
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Monday, September 12, 2016
Cross Country: Cook, Nabatov, Quarton lead UIS
University of Illinois Springfield junior Eli Cook placed second and freshman teammate Elliot Nabatov finished third in the UIS Second Annual First Meet Ever Invitational on Friday.
Cook completed the 6,000-meter course in 19 minutes 55.67 seconds behind first-place Brice Pavey of Truman State. Pavey won in 19:46.91. Nabatov took third in 20:08.34.
UIS freshman Alexandria Quarton had the second fastest time on the 2,000-meter course at UIS Second Annual First Meet Ever Invitational on Friday.
The story was reported by The State Journal-Register on September 10, 2016.
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Cook completed the 6,000-meter course in 19 minutes 55.67 seconds behind first-place Brice Pavey of Truman State. Pavey won in 19:46.91. Nabatov took third in 20:08.34.
UIS freshman Alexandria Quarton had the second fastest time on the 2,000-meter course at UIS Second Annual First Meet Ever Invitational on Friday.
The story was reported by The State Journal-Register on September 10, 2016.
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Friday, September 9, 2016
UIS enrollment up slightly for fall semester
University of Illinois Springfield enrollment is up slightly for the fall semester and makes up the second-largest student body in the school's history.
Census numbers on the 10th day of classes showed 5,428 students enrolled this fall, up from 5,402 in fall 2015.
That's an increase of about one-half of 1 percent.
UIS' largest enrollment was in fall 2014 when 5,431 students were enrolled.
"One of our highest priorities has been growing our enrollment, and we are pleased with this fall's census," said UIS Chancellor Susan Koch. "When students and families make the decision to pursue their educational goals at UIS, they know they will receive a high-quality, personalized experience at the same time they are earning their University of Illinois diploma."
Online enrollment also continues to grow at the university, with 1,665 students enrolled in online degree or certificate programs. That accounts for 30.7 percent of the student body and reflects an increase of 4.3 percent from fall 2015.
The story was reported by The State Journal-Register on September 9, 2016.
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Census numbers on the 10th day of classes showed 5,428 students enrolled this fall, up from 5,402 in fall 2015.
That's an increase of about one-half of 1 percent.
UIS' largest enrollment was in fall 2014 when 5,431 students were enrolled.
"One of our highest priorities has been growing our enrollment, and we are pleased with this fall's census," said UIS Chancellor Susan Koch. "When students and families make the decision to pursue their educational goals at UIS, they know they will receive a high-quality, personalized experience at the same time they are earning their University of Illinois diploma."
Online enrollment also continues to grow at the university, with 1,665 students enrolled in online degree or certificate programs. That accounts for 30.7 percent of the student body and reflects an increase of 4.3 percent from fall 2015.
The story was reported by The State Journal-Register on September 9, 2016.
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