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The Prairie Fire women's soccer progam is one of the oldest in the nation. Women's soccer at Knox started as a club sport in the early 1980s and gained its varsity status in 1987. Since then, Knox has fielded All-American talent and made multiple appearances at the Midwest Conference championships.
Arielle Dorman from Bothell, Washington (Inglemoor High School), was named to the 2009-10 All-Midwest Conference Women's Soccer Second Team on Monday, November 16th. Dorman is the first women's soccer player from Knox to be honored on any All-Conference team in ten years.
Freshman Arielle Dorman and sophomore Emma Swanson set 3 single season records in the final game of the 2009 season for the Prairie Fire women's soccer team.
Rozie Smith, a senior from Tucson, AZ (St. Gregory’s Prep), has been named Knox College Prairie Fire Performer of the Week after scoring three goals in two games, one of which came in a 2-1 conference victory over Illinois College.
Arielle Dorman, a freshman from Bothell, WA (Inglemoor High School), has been named Knox College Prairie Fire Performer of the Week after beginning her collegiate soccer career by scoring three goals in her first four games.
Sophomore Emma Swanson, first year Arielle Dorman for the women and senior Lawrence Povoas for the men earn spots in the NCAA DIII National Ranking Summary.
The Prairie Fire women's soccer team comes into the 2009 season looking to improve on the successes of last season and make a name for themselves amongst the leaders of the Midwest Conference.
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2009 Women's Soccer Summer Workout 
Seniors, captains and athletic award winners honored at dinner in Memorial Gymnasium on Tim Heimann Court. 
