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10/25/2026 6:00:00 PM | General, Women's Soccer
DETROIT — Wright State women's soccer fell to Detroit Mercy 1-0 Sunday at Titan Field, where Gabriella Gojcaj's 19th-minute goal was the only score of the match.
Goalkeeper Leigha Lauer made three (3) saves, all in the first half. Wright State outshot Detroit Mercy 11-4 in the second half, and all four (4) of its shots on goal came after halftime.
Wright State falls to 7-8-3 overall and 5-3-2 in Horizon League play. Detroit Mercy is 5-10-2 overall and 3-6-1 in Horizon League play.
Gojcaj scored in the 19th minute, assisted by Leila Lanier and Brogan Hughes. Gojcaj put all three (3) of her shots on goal.
How it Happened
First Half
• Gojcaj gave Detroit Mercy a 1-0 lead in the 19th minute, assisted by Lanier and Hughes.
• Lauer made three (3) saves, on two (2) shots by Gojcaj and one (1) by Auden Stauffer.
• Detroit Mercy led 12-2 in shots and 4-3 in corner kicks at halftime.
• Detroit Mercy led 1-0 at halftime.
Second Half
• Detroit Mercy was credited with a team save on a shot by forward Alea Cook in the 55th minute.
• Evangeline Lulgjuraj saved shots by midfielder Makenzie Chinn in the 75th minute, midfielder Taliah Pellizzari in the 80th and forward Aerial Fast in the 82nd.
• Lauer took a shot in the 90th minute that went wide left.
• The match ended 1-0.
Scoring Summary
19th minute – Detroit Mercy – Gabriella Gojcaj (Leila Lanier, Brogan Hughes)
By the Numbers
13-16 – Shots, Wright State vs. Detroit Mercy (4-4 on goal)
6-7 – Corner kicks, Wright State vs. Detroit Mercy
3 – Saves for Leigha Lauer
3 – Saves for Evangeline Lulgjuraj, Detroit Mercy
3 – Shots for Gabriella Gojcaj, Detroit Mercy, a match-high
Up Next
Wright State travels to Northern Kentucky Saturday at 1 p.m. ET in Highland Heights, Ky.
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Rising Raiders
Rising Raiders provides free admission to Wright State home events for students currently enrolled in 12th grade or younger, making it easier for families across the Dayton region to experience Raider Athletics together. It's our way of opening the doors to the next generation and giving young fans the opportunity to discover Wright State, build memories, and become Raiders themselves.
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Goalkeeper Leigha Lauer made three (3) saves, all in the first half. Wright State outshot Detroit Mercy 11-4 in the second half, and all four (4) of its shots on goal came after halftime.
Wright State falls to 7-8-3 overall and 5-3-2 in Horizon League play. Detroit Mercy is 5-10-2 overall and 3-6-1 in Horizon League play.
Gojcaj scored in the 19th minute, assisted by Leila Lanier and Brogan Hughes. Gojcaj put all three (3) of her shots on goal.
How it Happened
First Half
• Gojcaj gave Detroit Mercy a 1-0 lead in the 19th minute, assisted by Lanier and Hughes.
• Lauer made three (3) saves, on two (2) shots by Gojcaj and one (1) by Auden Stauffer.
• Detroit Mercy led 12-2 in shots and 4-3 in corner kicks at halftime.
• Detroit Mercy led 1-0 at halftime.
Second Half
• Detroit Mercy was credited with a team save on a shot by forward Alea Cook in the 55th minute.
• Evangeline Lulgjuraj saved shots by midfielder Makenzie Chinn in the 75th minute, midfielder Taliah Pellizzari in the 80th and forward Aerial Fast in the 82nd.
• Lauer took a shot in the 90th minute that went wide left.
• The match ended 1-0.
Scoring Summary
19th minute – Detroit Mercy – Gabriella Gojcaj (Leila Lanier, Brogan Hughes)
By the Numbers
13-16 – Shots, Wright State vs. Detroit Mercy (4-4 on goal)
6-7 – Corner kicks, Wright State vs. Detroit Mercy
3 – Saves for Leigha Lauer
3 – Saves for Evangeline Lulgjuraj, Detroit Mercy
3 – Shots for Gabriella Gojcaj, Detroit Mercy, a match-high
Up Next
Wright State travels to Northern Kentucky Saturday at 1 p.m. ET in Highland Heights, Ky.
Follow the Raiders
Follow the Raiders on X: @WSU_wSoccer and Instagram: @wsu_wsoccer.
Rising Raiders
Rising Raiders provides free admission to Wright State home events for students currently enrolled in 12th grade or younger, making it easier for families across the Dayton region to experience Raider Athletics together. It's our way of opening the doors to the next generation and giving young fans the opportunity to discover Wright State, build memories, and become Raiders themselves.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
WSU
UDM
Goals
0
1
Shots
13
16
Shots on Goal
4
4
Saves
3
3
Corners
6
7
Fouls
2
10
Scoring Plays

Gabriella Gojcaj (2)
Assisted By: Leila Lanier , Brogan Hughes
GOAL by UDM Gojcaj, Gabriella Assist by Lanier, Leila and Hughes, Brogan.
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