Sunday, October 4
Dayton, OH
1 PM
Wright State University
vs
Milwaukee
Photo by: Addyson Olsen
Women’s Soccer Remains Home to Host Milwaukee Sunday
10/3/2026 4:00:00 PM | Women's Soccer
DAYTON – The Wright State women's soccer team (5-6-1, 3-1 HL) remains at home on Sunday, October 4 to host Milwaukee. First touch is slated for 1 p.m.
MATCH INFORMATION
Sunday, October 4 –FOLLOW LIVE STATS
SCOUTING THE PANTHERS
Milwaukee enters Sunday at 6-4-2 on the season and a perfect 4-0 in conference play. The Panthers have not lost a game in conference play since the 2020 season. Emily Petring leads the Panthers and is second in the Horizon League with 13 points.
HISTORY VS. MILWAUKEE
Sunday will mark the 50th all-time meeting between Wright State and Milwaukee, a series the Raiders trail 32-10-7. The two teams played to a 2-2 draw when they met in Milwaukee last season, thanks to a last-second goal by Oliva Stroud.
LAST TIME OUT
The Raiders scored twice and held off Green Bay on Thursday night, defeating the Phoenix 2-1 at Alumni Field.
Wright State (5-6-1, 3-1 HL) will remain at Alumni Field to face off against Milwaukee on Sunday afternoon. First touch is slated for 1 p.m.
Wright State struck first in the 38th minute when Macey Moore scored her first collegiate goal. Mia Fiore delivered the assist as Moore found the back of the net to give the Raiders a 1-0 lead heading into halftime.
The Raiders doubled their advantage early in the second half. Eva Snyder put a shot on goal that was stopped, but Taliah Pellizzari finished the rebound in the 54th minute for her second goal of the season, extending the Wright State lead to 2-0.
Green Bay answered in the 69th minute when Grace Downey scored to cut the deficit to one. The Phoenix continued to push forward over the final 20 minutes, earning nine second-half corner kicks and generating multiple scoring opportunities, but the Raider defense held firm.
Leigha Lauer played all 90 minutes in net and recorded two saves to earn the victory. Green Bay goalkeeper Anna Scott suffered her first loss of the season after making two saves.
Moore's goal was the first of the season, while Fiore and Snyder each recorded their first assists of the season.
In the box score, Wright State trailed Green Bay in shots (17-8) and corner kick opportunities (12-7), while holding a 51-49 edge in possession percentage. The Raiders put four shots on goal and converted twice, while Green Bay managed three shots on target.
ALL-LEAGUE RETURNEES
Wright State returns a pair of All-League performers from a season ago. Caitlin Burger returns for the Raiders in midfield after earning All-League First Team honors in 2025. Burger led Wright State with 12 points and five goals, while finishing second in assists with four. Kaitlyn Eyink returns for the Raiders after picking up All-League Third Team honors last season. Eyink played and started 19 games in defense for the Raiders, totaling 1486 minutes.
LAST SEASON REWIND
Wright State finished 2025 with a 7-7-5 overall record and a 4-1-5 mark in Horizon League play, making the Horizon League Championship Quarterfinal before falling to Green Bay 3-1.
SIZING UP THE 2026 SQUAD
Wright State welcomes eight newcomers – including seven freshmen – to this season's roster. The Raiders' 26-player roster includes seven freshmen, six sophomores, three juniors, and 10 seniors.
OHIO STRONG
Wright State's roster features a strong in-state contingency with 21 players from Ohio– including nine from the Dayton metro area (Beavercreek, Bellbrook, Centerville, Dayton, Miamisburg, Tipp City, Vandalia).
FALL SPORTS TICKETS
You can show your support for Wright State Women's Soccer student-athletes all season long, as every ticket purchased directly supports the team. Tickets are as low as $10 each, and Wright State Athletics encourages purchasing your tickets in advance, as all sales are cashless. Click here to learn more and purchase tickets!
UP NEXT
Following Thursday's match, the Raiders will remain at Alumni Field to face off against Milwaukee on Sunday afternoon. First touch is slated for 1 p.m.
MATCH INFORMATION
Sunday, October 4 –FOLLOW LIVE STATS
SCOUTING THE PANTHERS
Milwaukee enters Sunday at 6-4-2 on the season and a perfect 4-0 in conference play. The Panthers have not lost a game in conference play since the 2020 season. Emily Petring leads the Panthers and is second in the Horizon League with 13 points.
HISTORY VS. MILWAUKEE
Sunday will mark the 50th all-time meeting between Wright State and Milwaukee, a series the Raiders trail 32-10-7. The two teams played to a 2-2 draw when they met in Milwaukee last season, thanks to a last-second goal by Oliva Stroud.
LAST TIME OUT
The Raiders scored twice and held off Green Bay on Thursday night, defeating the Phoenix 2-1 at Alumni Field.
Wright State (5-6-1, 3-1 HL) will remain at Alumni Field to face off against Milwaukee on Sunday afternoon. First touch is slated for 1 p.m.
Wright State struck first in the 38th minute when Macey Moore scored her first collegiate goal. Mia Fiore delivered the assist as Moore found the back of the net to give the Raiders a 1-0 lead heading into halftime.
The Raiders doubled their advantage early in the second half. Eva Snyder put a shot on goal that was stopped, but Taliah Pellizzari finished the rebound in the 54th minute for her second goal of the season, extending the Wright State lead to 2-0.
Green Bay answered in the 69th minute when Grace Downey scored to cut the deficit to one. The Phoenix continued to push forward over the final 20 minutes, earning nine second-half corner kicks and generating multiple scoring opportunities, but the Raider defense held firm.
Leigha Lauer played all 90 minutes in net and recorded two saves to earn the victory. Green Bay goalkeeper Anna Scott suffered her first loss of the season after making two saves.
Moore's goal was the first of the season, while Fiore and Snyder each recorded their first assists of the season.
In the box score, Wright State trailed Green Bay in shots (17-8) and corner kick opportunities (12-7), while holding a 51-49 edge in possession percentage. The Raiders put four shots on goal and converted twice, while Green Bay managed three shots on target.
ALL-LEAGUE RETURNEES
Wright State returns a pair of All-League performers from a season ago. Caitlin Burger returns for the Raiders in midfield after earning All-League First Team honors in 2025. Burger led Wright State with 12 points and five goals, while finishing second in assists with four. Kaitlyn Eyink returns for the Raiders after picking up All-League Third Team honors last season. Eyink played and started 19 games in defense for the Raiders, totaling 1486 minutes.
LAST SEASON REWIND
Wright State finished 2025 with a 7-7-5 overall record and a 4-1-5 mark in Horizon League play, making the Horizon League Championship Quarterfinal before falling to Green Bay 3-1.
SIZING UP THE 2026 SQUAD
Wright State welcomes eight newcomers – including seven freshmen – to this season's roster. The Raiders' 26-player roster includes seven freshmen, six sophomores, three juniors, and 10 seniors.
OHIO STRONG
Wright State's roster features a strong in-state contingency with 21 players from Ohio– including nine from the Dayton metro area (Beavercreek, Bellbrook, Centerville, Dayton, Miamisburg, Tipp City, Vandalia).
FALL SPORTS TICKETS
You can show your support for Wright State Women's Soccer student-athletes all season long, as every ticket purchased directly supports the team. Tickets are as low as $10 each, and Wright State Athletics encourages purchasing your tickets in advance, as all sales are cashless. Click here to learn more and purchase tickets!
UP NEXT
Following Thursday's match, the Raiders will remain at Alumni Field to face off against Milwaukee on Sunday afternoon. First touch is slated for 1 p.m.
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