The Malone University women's soccer team will conclude its regular-season schedule on Tuesday night with a Great Midwest Athletic Conference road contest against rival Walsh University.

Playoff Picture:
The Pioneers are still mathematically alive to qualify for the Great Midwest Athletic Conference Tournament.  In order to have a chance at earning the the eighth and final spot in the G-MAC Postseason, the Pioneers will need to defeat Walsh AND a tie will need to occur in Tuesday's match between Lake Erie College and Ursuline College.  In that scenario, the Pioneers, Storm and Arrows would be in a three-team tie for the final playoff spot and would need to await the results of other G-MAC matches on Tuesday in order to settle the tiebreaker.  However, If Malone loses to Walsh OR if either Lake Erie or Ursuline wins, then the Pioneers would be eliminated from postseason contention.

This Week's Schedule

Tuesday (Oct. 23rd)

at Walsh

7:30 PM

Video / Stats

Malone Notes (5-8-2) - Roster | Stats
-The Pioneers are coming off a 1-0 victory against Lake Erie College on Saturday.  The Senior Day victory marked their third straight win
-In the first meeting of the season, Malone and Walsh played to a double-overtime tie 0-0
-IF Malone qualifies for the playoffs, the Pioneers would begin postseason play on Saturday on the road against the tournament's top team
-Nine different Pioneers have scored at least one goal this year, including Madeline Ault (3), Danielle Lung (2), Kirsten Hilty (2), Dani Giles (2), Kassidy Hannum, Alexa Langenfeld, Keeley Malley, Alenna Bible and Amanda Kinsey 
-Senior MacKenzie Chappell is coming off her first shutout of the season

Walsh Notes (11-3-1) - Roster | Stats
-The Cavaliers are coming off a 4-1 victory against Ursuline College Saturday evening which marked their fourth straight win
-Walsh has already secured a playoff spot and is currently sitting in the third seat in the G-MAC standings
-In all three of the Cavaliers losses and the one tie, they were shutout
-Brianna Sanborn leads the G-MAC in goals with (11) and Olivia Peters leads with (11) assists
-The Cavaliers lead the G-MAC in scoring and have also given up the fewest number of goals in the conference