
11/7/2026 7:00:00 PM | General, Women's Soccer
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — Wright State women's soccer shut out Youngstown State 2-0 Saturday at Farmers National Bank Field in the Horizon League Championship quarterfinals, as forward Aerial Fast and midfielder Makenzie Chinn scored second-half goals for the No. 6 seed Raiders.
Fast scored in the 56th minute off an assist from midfielder Caitlin Burger. Chinn made it 2-0 in the 58th minute, assisted by midfielders Ruby Dunlevy and Mia Fiore. Goalkeeper Leigha Lauer made a match-high eight (8) saves and played all 90 minutes.
Wright State improves to 8-9-3 overall and advances to the Horizon League Championship semifinals. Youngstown State, the No. 3 seed, is 6-10-5 overall.
How it Happened
First Half
• Lauer made six (6) first-half saves, two (2) of them on shots by Kamryn Rosa.
• Youngstown State held a 13-4 edge in shots at halftime, and Wright State led 3-2 in corner kicks.
• The match was scoreless at halftime.
Second Half
• Cami Givens saved shots by Burger, Fast and midfielder Addy Canter before Wright State scored.
• Fast gave Wright State a 1-0 lead in the 56th minute, assisted by Burger.
• Chinn extended the lead to 2-0 in the 58th minute, assisted by Dunlevy and Fiore.
• Lauer made two (2) more saves in the second half, and the match ended 2-0.
Scoring Summary
56th minute – Wright State – Aerial Fast (Caitlin Burger)
58th minute – Wright State – Makenzie Chinn (Ruby Dunlevy, Mia Fiore)
By the Numbers
11-18 – Shots, Wright State vs. Youngstown State (7-8 on goal)
4-4 – Corner kicks, Wright State vs. Youngstown State
8 – Saves for Leigha Lauer, a match-high
4 – Saves for Cami Givens, Youngstown State
5 – Shots for Kamryn Rosa, Youngstown State, a match-high
0 – Goals allowed by Wright State
Up Next
Wright State faces No. 1 seed Milwaukee Wednesday at 5 p.m. ET in [VERIFY: semifinal city] at the Horizon League Championship semifinals. It streams on ESPN+.
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Fast scored in the 56th minute off an assist from midfielder Caitlin Burger. Chinn made it 2-0 in the 58th minute, assisted by midfielders Ruby Dunlevy and Mia Fiore. Goalkeeper Leigha Lauer made a match-high eight (8) saves and played all 90 minutes.
Wright State improves to 8-9-3 overall and advances to the Horizon League Championship semifinals. Youngstown State, the No. 3 seed, is 6-10-5 overall.
How it Happened
First Half
• Lauer made six (6) first-half saves, two (2) of them on shots by Kamryn Rosa.
• Youngstown State held a 13-4 edge in shots at halftime, and Wright State led 3-2 in corner kicks.
• The match was scoreless at halftime.
Second Half
• Cami Givens saved shots by Burger, Fast and midfielder Addy Canter before Wright State scored.
• Fast gave Wright State a 1-0 lead in the 56th minute, assisted by Burger.
• Chinn extended the lead to 2-0 in the 58th minute, assisted by Dunlevy and Fiore.
• Lauer made two (2) more saves in the second half, and the match ended 2-0.
Scoring Summary
56th minute – Wright State – Aerial Fast (Caitlin Burger)
58th minute – Wright State – Makenzie Chinn (Ruby Dunlevy, Mia Fiore)
By the Numbers
11-18 – Shots, Wright State vs. Youngstown State (7-8 on goal)
4-4 – Corner kicks, Wright State vs. Youngstown State
8 – Saves for Leigha Lauer, a match-high
4 – Saves for Cami Givens, Youngstown State
5 – Shots for Kamryn Rosa, Youngstown State, a match-high
0 – Goals allowed by Wright State
Up Next
Wright State faces No. 1 seed Milwaukee Wednesday at 5 p.m. ET in [VERIFY: semifinal city] at the Horizon League Championship semifinals. It streams on ESPN+.
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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