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The Purdue women's soccer team lift the Big Ten Tournament Championship trophy after its win against Michigan State on Friday at Folk Field. Nils Lahm | Staff Photographer Senior midfielder Katrina Chong dumps blue Powerade on coach Richard Moodie during an interview after the team's Big Ten Tournament Championship win against Michigan State Friday night at Folk Field. Claire Austin | Asst. Photo Editor Junior forward Jaiden Anderson embraces coach Richard Moodie after Friday's Big Ten Tournament Championship against Michigan State at Folk Field. Nils Lahm | Staff Photographer Senior midfielders Megan Santa Cruz and Irene Campo celebrate their Big Ten Tournament Championship win against Michigan State on Friday night at Folk Field. Claire Austin | Asst. Photo Editor The Purdue soccer team poses with a Big Ten Tournament Championship banner following its 4-3 win against Michigan State Friday night at Folk Field. Claire Austin | Asst.

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