Drury Panthers (2-5-4, 2-3-2) vs. Quincy Hawks (4-3-4, 4-2-2)
vs. Quincy	Saturday, Oct. 3 | 12 p.m.
Site	Lake Country Soccer Complex | Facility Map | Springfield, Mo. | Drury University
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Promotion	Lake Country Day (Lake Country players wearing their jerseys receive free admission, along with their parents)
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Drury women's soccer returns to Lake Country on Saturday looking to end a three-match winless streak against Quincy.
 
The Panthers return home for the first time since Sept. 23, when they played Missouri Western to a 1-1 draw. Quincy enters the match following a 3-0 loss to Missouri-St. Louis on Wednesday, its third shutout loss in the last five games.
 
The match will stream on GLVCSN with Ed Beach on the call. Single-game passes are $15, monthly passes $32, and annual passes $145. Drury students can receive 10 percent off any pass using their university email and code GLVC@EDU27.
 
SERIES HISTORY

• Quincy holds a 14-9-4 advantage over Drury in a series that began in 1993.
• At home, Drury is 3-7-2 against the Hawks.
• Despite Quincy's edge in the all-time series, the Panthers are unbeaten against the Hawks under head coach Justin Olson, posting a 5-0-2 record over the last seven meetings.
• The teams met twice last season, with Drury outscoring Quincy 3-0 combined in the two matches.
• Drury has recorded five consecutive shutouts against Quincy and six shutouts in the last seven meetings.

 
STORYLINES

• Drury is 2-1-2 at home this season and will face a Quincy team that is 2-2-1 on the road.
• The Panthers sit outside the GLVC postseason picture with seven matches remaining, including three against teams currently in playoff positions.
• Melissa Higgins leads Drury with seven points. Higgins and Carly Swan share the team lead with three goals each.
• Keira Love has scored two goals this season, both at home and both game-winners.
• Mia Smith leads the Panthers with three assists.
• Drury is six wins away from reaching 300 in program history.
• The Panthers rank third in the Midwest Region in strength of schedule (52.650), trailing only Grand Valley State and Northern Michigan. According to the NCAA NPI rankings, Drury is the only team ranked in the top six in regional strength of schedule that is not also ranked among the top 12 teams in the region's overall NPI. The Panthers currently sit 22nd in the region.
• Saturday marks Drury's first match in October. Last season, the Panthers went 6-0-4 in regular-season matches during the month.
• Quincy enters the weekend with a 4-3-4 record and is tied for fifth in the GLVC standings.
• The Hawks' two road victories this season have come against No. 22 McKendree and third-place Rockhurst.
• Rebecca Rheinheimer leads Quincy with seven goals. Jessie Newton leads the GLVC with 10 assists.
• Devin Tracy is the reigning GLVC Defender of the Week. This season, she owns a 0.91 goals-against average, 40 saves and an .800 save percentage.

 
LOOKING AHEAD
Drury hosts Rockhurst on Oct. 7 for the Panthers Kicking Cancer Pink Out match.
 
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