Chambliss, Raunig Earn Weekly Valley Honors
October 03, 2022 | Women's Soccer
ST. LOUIS – Missouri State's Hailey Chambliss and Carly Raunig earned Missouri Valley Conference player of the week honors, the league announced today. The nominations came after MSU's 2-0 road defeat of Southern Illinois Thursday night, and the Bears 1-0 home victory against Valparaiso Sunday afternoon.
Chambliss scored all three goals for the Bears last week, netting her first two collegiate goals against SIU on Thursday, propelling the Bears to a 2-0 win. She also scored the only goal of Sunday's match versus Valparaiso, a 52nd minute game-winning goal to give MoState the edge over the Beacons, 1-0, and take sole possession of first place in the MVC. Chambliss went from having zero total goals on the season to co-leading MSU in goals and being tied for third most in the MVC over just a two-game span.
Raunig was an integral part of a MSU defense that allowed no goals in two matches last week. Raunig failed to see the sideline all week, playing the full 90 minutes in both games and picked up an assist off Hailey Chambliss' second goal Thursday to give MoState the lead, 2-0, against SIU. In the match against the Salukis, Raunig also registered a shot on goal in the 60th minute.
The Bears look to build on their conference momentum Thursday at 6 p.m. at Betty and Bobby Allison South Stadium, battling the Murray State Racers. Admission is free for all Missouri State home matches this season.
Chambliss scored all three goals for the Bears last week, netting her first two collegiate goals against SIU on Thursday, propelling the Bears to a 2-0 win. She also scored the only goal of Sunday's match versus Valparaiso, a 52nd minute game-winning goal to give MoState the edge over the Beacons, 1-0, and take sole possession of first place in the MVC. Chambliss went from having zero total goals on the season to co-leading MSU in goals and being tied for third most in the MVC over just a two-game span.
Raunig was an integral part of a MSU defense that allowed no goals in two matches last week. Raunig failed to see the sideline all week, playing the full 90 minutes in both games and picked up an assist off Hailey Chambliss' second goal Thursday to give MoState the lead, 2-0, against SIU. In the match against the Salukis, Raunig also registered a shot on goal in the 60th minute.
The Bears look to build on their conference momentum Thursday at 6 p.m. at Betty and Bobby Allison South Stadium, battling the Murray State Racers. Admission is free for all Missouri State home matches this season.
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