Women's Soccer 10/23/2025 2:55:00 PM

Women's Soccer Set to Host York as Part of Homecoming Weekend

OTTAWA, Kan. - The Ottawa women's soccer team returns home to host York on Homecoming weekend coupled with Senior Night.

Ottawa is 4-6-4 overall and 3-4-2 in KCAC play.
The Braves are coming off a 0-0 tie with Southwestern on Wednesday in Winfield.
In that game, Makena Tapia made five saves en route to her first solo collegiate clean sheet.
Peyton Hack is Ottawa's leading goalscorer with six goals Riley Smith has five goals. Cennet Oruc is the Braves' assists leader with four.
York is is 3-10-2 on the season and 3-6-1 in KCAC play.
The Panthers are coming off a 0-1 loss at McPherson on Wednesday.
Gracie Reynolds is York's leading goalscorer with five goals, Reynolds and Ellie Reynolds (no relation) are the Panthers' joint-assists leaders with four each.
Ottawa and York have met 11 times, with Ottawa leading the series 6-2-3.
The last two meetings have ended in ties, including last year's 1-1 contest in York.
Ottawa got the last win in the series in 2022, a 4-0 win at home.
The Braves have not lost to York since 2021, a 2-3 loss at home in overtime.
Ottawa is 4-2-3 when they score at least one goal in a given game. The Braves are 3-0-3 in games where they score at least two goals.
The Braves are 2-0-1 in shutouts, 2-1-0 when giving up just one goal.
Ottawa is 2-3-1 at home this season, while York is 3-6-1 on the road.
York is 3-2-2 when scoring at least one goal, 3-1-1 when scoring at least two.
The Panthers are 2-0-0 in shutouts and 1-5-1 when giving up just one goal.
This matchup has major KCAC Tournament implications. Ottawa currently sits in ninth in the KCAC standings with 12 points, McPherson and Saint Mary (KS) are tied for seventh with 13 points each. York is in 12th with 10 points. A win could go a long way for either squad looking to get into the conference tournament.