Women's Soccer 10/16/2025 4:26:00 PM

Women's Soccer to Travel to Bethany

OTTAWA, Kan. - The Ottawa women's soccer team comes back from their bye with a road game at Bethany.

Ottawa is 3-6-3 overall and 2-4-2 in KCAC play.
The Braves are coming off 2-2 tie with Kansas Wesleyan at home on Saturday.
In that game, the Coyotes scored the first two goals of the game, but Riley Smith and Peyton Hack scored goals to tie the game up. Lily Martin and Cennet Oruc made assists.
Peyton Hack and Riley Smith are Ottawa's joint-leading goalscorers with four goals each, Cennet Oruc has two goals. Smith, Oruc, and Melissa Grohmann lead in assists with two each.
Bethany is 1-9-1 on the season overall and 1-7-0 in KCAC play.
The Swedes are coming off a 0-7 loss at York on Wednesday.
Bethany is on an eight game winless streak, with one tie in that time.
Bethany's lone win came on September 17 at home against Sterling, 2-1.
Londyn Salinas is Bethany's leading goalscorer with two goals, Jysell Sampedro leads the Swedes in assists with two each.
Ottawa and Bethany have met 32 times, with Ottawa leading the series 19-11-2.
Ottawa won last year's contest via a forfeit.
The last game contested on the field was a 3-0 win for Ottawa in Lindsborg in 2023.
Ottawa is 3-2-3 when they score at least one goal in a given game. The Braves are 2-0-3 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.
Bethany is 1-2-1 at home this season, while Ottawa is 1-3-2 on the road.
Bethany is 1-0-1 when scoring at least one goal, 1-1-1 when scoring at least two.
The Swedes are 0-0-0 in shutouts, 1-0-0 when giving up just one goal.
Ottawa has scored a goal in two consecutive games. Bethany has not scored in their last six contests, all while conceding 36 goals.