Cowgirl Soccer: Looking Back & Ahead

Weekend Highlights

Sophomore forward Haley Woodard recorded three goals, including the first multi-goal game of her career with both OSU scores against UCF.
Senior forward Courtney Dike continued her scoring ways with her fourth goal of the season against Florida and now has goals in four of OSU's six games this season.

Stat Speak

Dike and Woodard are tied for third in the Big 12 Conference this season with four goals, one behind the league leaders.
Dike ranks in the top 10 in the league in goals, points (T-4^th with 9) and shots (6^th with 19).
On the OSU career charts, Dike moved into the top 10 in shots with 179, which ranks eighth. Her 25 goals are tied for seventh on the Cowgirls' all-time list, while she is 10^th in both points (65) and assists (15).
Freshmen Julia Lenhardt and Jaci Jones both recorded their first-career assists last weekend.
Michela Ongaro ranks fourth in the Big 12 this season with 21 saves, two shy of the league leader.
OSU is tied for second in the Big 12 in goals (13) and saves (23).
Six different Cowgirls have scored goals this season, while eight different players have notched assists, led by Holly Brehmer and Marlo Zoller's two apiece.
Of OSU's 96 shots this season, 51 have been on goal (.531).
OSU has used a different starting lineup in five of its six games this season. Eight newcomers, including six true freshmen, have started games in 2016.

Up Next

The Cowgirls conclude their five-game homestand this weekend when they host Abilene Christian Friday at 7 p.m. before a Sunday match against UTSA set to kickoff at 1 p.m.
OSU has never faced ACU or UTSA on the pitch.
Abilene Christian is 1-4-1 on the season and coming off a 3-1 loss at 15^th-ranked Texas Tech last Sunday.
Natalie Throneberry and Shay Johnson lead the Wildcats with two goals apiece. ACU has been outscored 11-9 on the year.
UTSA takes a 3-2-0 record into a Friday match against Northwestern State on its home field in San Antonio.
The Roadrunners have outscored their opponents by a 17-9 margin this season, and three players – Jordyn Lacy, Kaja Skare and Katieanne Lochte – have each recorded three goals on the season.

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