Newman University Women's Soccer

✈️ ON THE ROAD! ✈️

Head Coach Dylan Gruntzel and the Jets are heading south to Fort Worth/Dallas for the ECNL Regional League South Playoffs from June 12-16! ⚽️🔥

We are excited to watch some elite talent compete and connect with the next generation of future Jets. 🔴🔵

Check out what Newman Women’s Soccer alumna Amy Strath (’19) has been up to since graduation. From Aberdeen to Wichita, and now making huge moves across the professional soccer and agency world! Swipe to read her story ➡️⚽️

“Alexa, skip to season opener.” ⏩

Proud of this group and their commitment to giving back! 🔴🔵

During the 25-26 academic year, Newman Women’s Soccer logged over 300+ community service hours! From coaching the next generation on the pitch to volunteering at local food pantries, these student-athletes are making an impact far beyond the game.

Huge thank you to everyone in the community who supports us along the way! 🙌⚽️

Huge congratulations to our undergraduate student-athletes for earning their spot on the Spring 2026 Dean’s List! Taking care of business with 12+ credit hours and a 3.5+ GPA. Swipe to see the academic powerhouse crew!

Congratulations to sophomore Emma Lintecum for winning The Sister Margaret Knoeber Undergraduate Chemistry Award!

The award honors the late Sister Knoeber, who founded the chemistry program at Newman, and is given to an outstanding undergraduate enrolled in chemistry courses. Lintecum received this award for her “outstanding work, time management and helpfulness toward other students.”

To find out more on the awards night: https://bit.ly/4tgUVES

A grand total of 470 undergraduate students made Newman University's 2026 spring Dean’s List! These students completed at least 12 credit hours and achieved a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Please join us in congratulating these exceptional students! 🥳

Read the full list: https://news.newmanu.edu/deans-list-spring-2026/

Where Are They Now? | Quincy Plank (Rupnik) ‘19 🔴🔵

We love seeing our alumni doing amazing things out in the world! Quincy is making a huge impact shaping young minds as a first-grade teacher in Oklahoma City, and keeping those competitive roots alive on the local indoor fields and golf courses.

Check out the full slide to see how Newman prepared her for life after the pitch!