SPRINGFIELD – The Missouri State women's soccer team concludes their 2019 regular-season slate with a final conference road test at Indiana State on Thursday, Oct. 31 at Memorial Stadium.
 

Missouri State (9-4-2, 3-2-1 MVC) at Indiana State (3-10-2, 1-4-1 MVC)
Date & Time	Thursday, Oct. 31 | 4 p.m.
Location	Terre Haute, Ind.
Site	Memorial Stadium
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Missouri State Quick Kicks:

• A second-half offensive surge from Illinois State proved too much for MSU, suffering its second MVC setback in a 1-0 shutout decision.
• Kennady Orlick produced two of the Bears' three goals on the week, boosting her into MSU's leading scorer position with a team-best four goals.
• Six different Bears have found the net multiple times in 2019, combining for 17 of MSU's 20 total goals.
• Ashley Coonfield rounded out the Bears' offense, providing an insurance goal off a long ball to pad MSU's 2-1 win at home against UNI.
• MSU's 3-2-1 MVC mark (9-4-2 overall) guaranteed the Bears a home game in the opening round of the Missouri Valley Conference women's soccer championship on Sunday, Nov. 3 at 4 p.m. Their opponent will be determined Thursday evening.
• The Bears have been hot on their home field, producing a 5-2-1 record at Betty & Bobby Allison South Stadium.

 
Scouting Indiana State:

• The Sycamores seek their second Valley win heading into the midweek contest, riding a four-loss streak dating back to Oct. 12.
• Indiana State's lone MVC victory came at home against Valparaiso, where both squads traded goals but it was the Sycamores that walked away with the 3-2 league win off a 76^th minute goal from freshman Serra Hanrahan for their first MVC win since 2017.
• Celeste Wahlberg leads the Sycamores in multiple statistical categories including goals (4), assists (3), points (11), shots-on-goal (27), and game-winning goals (1).
• Evansville and Indiana State battled to a scoreless draw to open league play on Sept. 28, as both clubs racked up seven saves apiece.
• Heading into the regular-season finale, the Sycamores occupy sixth-place in the Valley standings with four points. Evansville, Indiana State, UNI, and Valparaiso battle it out for the remaining two postseason spots on Thursday.

Series History:

• MSU leads the Sycamores 12-5-2 in the all-time series, with the Bears taking seven of those games in Terre Haute.