Drury Panthers (3-5-6, 3-3-4) at William Jewell Cardinals (0-11-2, 0-8-2)
vs. William Jewell	Wednesday, Oct. 14 | 5 p.m.
Site	Jewell Soccer/Lacrosse Field | Facility Map | Liberty, Mo. | William Jewell College
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Drury women's soccer travels to William Jewell on Wednesday evening for the Panthers' final regular-season road match.
 
The Panthers enter the match following their largest win of the season, a 5-0 victory at Upper Iowa on Sunday. William Jewell is still searching for its first win of the season and has been held scoreless in its last two matches.
 
The match will stream on GLVCSN. Single-game passes are $15, monthly passes are $32 and annual passes are $145. Drury students can receive 10 percent off any pass using their university email and code GLVC@EDU27. Due to facility limitations at William Jewell, the broadcast will be unavailable in the event of precipitation.
 
SERIES HISTORY

• Drury holds an 11-6-2 advantage over William Jewell in a series that dates back to 1992.
• Under head coach Justin Olson, Drury is 6-0-0 against the Cardinals and has outscored them 14-0 during that stretch.
• The Panthers are 5-2-1 in matches played in Liberty.
• Bella Hernandez, Baylea Davis and Elli Davison have each scored against William Jewell.
• Leah McDonald, Anna Harris, Baylea Davis and Kadence Krempges have all recorded assists in the series.
• Goalkeeper Katy Fitzler has posted two shutouts and recorded two saves against the Cardinals.

 
STORYLINES

• Drury enters play with a 3-5-6 record and a 1-4-2 mark on the road. William Jewell is 0-11-2 overall and 0-5-1 at home.
• The Panthers earned their first road win of the season in their most recent match, a 5-0 victory at Upper Iowa.
• The win was Drury's largest shutout victory since a 6-0 win over Southwest Baptist on Nov. 3, 2024.
• Ella Caputo, Molly Kroenlein and Rebeka Gaal each recorded their first career points in the win over Upper Iowa.
• Katy Fitzler posted her second shutout of the week against Upper Iowa, earning GLVC Defensive Player of the Week honors for the second time this season and fourth time in her career.
• The shutout was the 28th of Fitzler's career.
• Fitzler now has 29 career wins. One more victory would make her just the third goalkeeper in program history to record 30 career wins as a starter.
• Carly Swan leads Drury with four goals and eight points.
• Leah McDonald and Mia Smith share the team lead with three assists each.
• Justin Olson is four wins away from 120 career victories.
• Drury is five wins away from 300 victories in program history.
• The Cardinals have been held scoreless in their last two matches and have scored just four goals all season.
• William Jewell's last home win came on Oct. 31, 2025, a 2-1 victory over Lincoln.
• Jessica Baker has scored two of the Cardinals' four goals this season.
• William Jewell has used two goalkeepers this season, primarily Jenna Skeeters. She has allowed 25 goals and made 99 saves. In her most recent match against McKendree, Skeeters made 15 saves while allowing four goals.

 
LOOKING AHEAD
Drury returns to Springfield for the final stretch of the regular season, beginning with a noon kickoff against Maryville on Oct. 17.
 
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