Drury Panthers (1-2-2, 1-0-1) at Missouri-St. Louis Tritons (3-1-1, 2-0-0)
vs. UMSL	Saturday, Sept. 12 | 5 p.m.
Site	Don Dallas Field | Facility Map | St. Louis, Mo. | University of Missouri-St. Louis
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Drury women's soccer looks to build on its first win of the season Saturday evening at Missouri-St. Louis.
 
Keira Love's first-half goal lifted the Panthers past Illinois Springfield for their first victory of 2026. UMSL has won three straight after dropping its opener and earning a draw at Washburn.
 
The match will stream on GLVCSN. 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

• Saturday marks the 30th meeting between Drury and UMSL.
• The Tritons lead the all-time series 13-10-6.
• Under head coach Justin Olson, Drury is 3-1-2 against UMSL and unbeaten in the last five meetings.
• Last season's matchup ended in a 1-1 draw, with Elena Perez scoring Drury's lone goal in the 17th minute.

 
STORYLINES

• Drury has had three different goal scorers this season: Love, Melissa Higgins and Carly Swan.
• Leah McDonald has assisted two goals, while Swan has one assist.
• The Panthers are seven wins away from reaching 300 in program history.
• Goalkeeper Katy Fitzler continues to climb the record books. She ranks first in career goals-against average (0.634) and save percentage (0.839), third in shutouts (25) and seventh in saves (162).
• Fitzler is fifth among NCAA Division II goalkeepers in career shutouts and goals-against average. Her 25 shutouts rank eighth across all NCAA divisions.
• Saturday's game features last season's GLVC regular-season champion (UMSL) against the tournament champion (Drury).
• Following wins last season, Drury went 4-1-5.
• UMSL is 3-1-1 this season, winning its last three games.
• The Tritons opened the year ranked No. 9 nationally but lost their first game to Pittsburg State 5-0.
• Allysa Wolf has anchored UMSL's recent surge, starting the last four matches and allowing three goals in that span.
• Offensively, Maddy Kuhn leads the Tritons with three goals and one assist. UMSL has scored 10 goals this season, second most in the GLVC.

 
LOOKING AHEAD
Drury returns to the St. Louis area Sept. 16 to face McKendree at 5 p.m. in Lebanon, Ill.
 
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