We’re only a few weeks into the Big Ten women’s conference soccer season, and there has already been more than there share of excitement. In the newest “BTN Soccer Report” webisode, host Kevin Egan recaps the thrilling Ohio State-Wisconsin match from this past weekend. Meanwhile, Iowa is off to a hot 10-1-2 start and head coach Ron Rainey phones in to talk with Kevin. While you’re here, watch Kevin’s latest Men’s Soccer Report, too.Follow Kevin and the @BTNSoccerReport on Twitter, where he welcomes feedback and questions. Bookmark our Olympic Sports TV schedule, so you don’t miss any of the action. Don’t forget to visit our women’s soccer page for more highlights and recaps from around the conference.

The University of Iowa women’s soccer team shut out Michigan State on Sunday afternoon with a 1-0 final score at the Iowa Soccer Complex. The teams were No. 3 and 4 in the Big Ten standings entering the weekend. Iowa improved to 10-1-2 on the season and 2-1-2 in league play after handing Michigan State its first loss of the conference season.  Iowa’s goal keeper Emily Moran had nine saves in the shutout victory. Dive inside to watch Dan Wallace and coach Ron Rainey talk about the win.

The University of Iowa women’s soccer team suffered its first loss of the season, dropping a 1-0 decision against Michigan Friday night at the Iowa Soccer Complex. The Hawkeyes go to 9-1-2 on the season and 1-1-2 in league play.  Senior/junior goalkeeper Haley Kopmeyer made 10 saves in net for her sixth shutout of the season, helping Michigan to its first win in Iowa City since 2005. Dive inside to watch Nkem Ezurike and coach Greg Ryan talk about the win.

Iowa’s women’s soccer team continue their winning streak defeating Northern Iowa University, 2-0, Wednesday night at the Iowa Soccer Complex. Leah DeMoss earned both scores for The Hawkeyes in the showdown.

The University of Iowa women’s soccer team continued its success Sunday, improving to 7-0 with a 5-0 shutout over South Dakota. The Iowa offense was relentless for the entirety of the game, keeping possession in the front third for much of the game.  In the opening minutes of play, South Dakota’s freshman goalkeeper Mackenzie Viktor fended off shots from Kat Lewis, Cloe Lacasse and Jade Grimm. Viktor was able to make stops on the quick attack initially, but committed an own goal after a corner kick by senior Morgan Showalter in the 15th minute of the game to give Iowa the early lead.