OTTAWA, Kan. - The Ottawa women's soccer team looks to add another win as they host Kansas Wesleyan at AdventHealth Field.

• The Braves are 3-6-2 overall and 2-4-1 in KCAC play.
• The Braves are coming off 1-0 win over Evangel at home on Wednesday.
• In that game, Riley Smith scored Ottawa's goal via a penalty kick in the 20th minute. Te'a Newcomb made nine saves in the Braves' first clean sheet of the season.
• Peyton Hack and Riley Smith are Ottawa's joint-leading goalscorers with three goals each, Cennet Oruc has two goals. Smith and Melissa Grohmann lead in assists with two each.
• Kansas Wesleyan is 7-3-1 on the season overall and 5-1-0 in KCAC play.
• The Coyotes are coming off a 2-1 win over Tabor in Hillsboro on Wednesday.
• Kansas Wesleyan is on a four game winning streak, and has won six of the last seven.
• Emma Gervy is Kansas Wesleyan's leading goalscorer with four goals. Brooklyn Velotta, Abby Perez, and Carstyn Anderson are the Coyote's joint-assists leaders with two each.
• Ottawa and Kansas Wesleyan have met 38 times, with Ottawa leading the series 17-16-5. 
• Kansas Wesleyan won last year's contest 3-2 in Ottawa.
• In that game, three goals were scored in the final three minutes: two for Kansas Wesleyan, one for Ottawa.
• Ottawa is 3-2-2 when they score at least one goal in a given game. The Braves are 2-0-2 in games where they score at least two goals.
• The Braves are 1-0-0 in shutouts, 2-1-0 when giving up just one goal.
• Ottawa is 2-3-0 at home this season, while Kansas Wesleyan is 4-2-0 on the road.
• Kansas Wesleyan is 7-3-0 when scoring at least one goal, 7-0-0 when scoring at least two.
• The Coyotes are 3-0-1 in shutouts, 4-0-0 when giving up just one goal.