Women's Soccer 10/31/2025 10:58:00 AM

Women's Soccer to Finish Regular Season On the Road At Sterling

OTTAWA, Kan. - The Ottawa women's soccer team looks to close their regular season out with a win as they go on the road at Sterling.

Ottawa is 4-7-5 overall and 3-5-3 in KCAC play.
The Braves are coming off a 1-4 loss to Friends at home on Wednesday.
In that game, Melissa Grohmann scored Ottawa's only goal unassisted, and Makena Tapia made six saves in goal.
Peyton Hack is Ottawa's leading goalscorer with six goals, Riley Smith has five goals. Cennet Oruc is the Braves' assists leader with four.
Sterling is 2-14-1 on the season and 0-11-1 in KCAC play.
The Warriors are coming off a 0-6 loss at Saint Mary on Wednesday.
Jessica Gautreau is Sterling's leading goalscorer with nine goals, Shayna Dale and Francesca Vilca are the Warriors' joint-assists leaders with two each.
Ottawa and Sterling have met 37 times, with Ottawa leading the series 33-4-0.
Ottawa won last year's meeting 3-1 at home.
The last two meetings have been each team's regular season finale for that season.
Ottawa has won the last 22 meetings of this series.
The Braves's last loss to Sterling came in 2006, and their last loss in Sterling came back in 1997, the only time that has happened.
Ottawa is 4-3-4 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, 2-1-1 when giving up just one goal.
Sterling is 1-5-1 at home this season, while Ottawa is 2-3-3 on the road.
Sterling is 2-3-1 when scoring at least one goal, 2-0-1 when scoring at least two.
Sterling's last win came on September 4, a 4-2 win over Hesston at home. The Warriors' last point came on October 4 as they tied Avila 2-2 at home.
Sterling has not scored a goal in their last five games. Their last goal came in the 78th minute against York on October 8.
Ottawa is still vying for the final KCAC Tournament spot. The Braves currently sit in 11th on 13 points, eighth is Avila on 15 points. Ottawa would get in with a win, along with an Avila Loss, and McPherson and Bethel to lose or tie.