Bass Equalizer Extends Racers' Unbeaten Run on Senior Day

Sunday, October 25

Murray, Ky.

1 p.m.

Murray State

3-8-5, 2-2-3

Indiana State

7-2-7, 2-1-4

Team	1	2	Final F
Indiana St.	1	0	1
Murray St.	0	1	1

Box Score (PDF)

Photo by: David Eaton-Murray State Athletics

10/25/2026 4:18:00 PM | Women's Soccer

Box Score

By: Sam Rhodes

MURRAY, Ky. - Breece Bass scored in the 66th minute and Murray State outshot Indiana State 15-5 in a 1-1 draw Sunday afternoon at Cutchin Field, where the Racers honored seven seniors before kickoff and extended their unbeaten run to five matches.

Murray State (3-8-5, 2-2-3 MVC) has not lost since Sept. 26, the longest such run of its season. The Racers took 11 of their 15 shots after halftime against Indiana State (7-2-7, 2-1-4 MVC), earned 13 corner kicks to the Sycamores' two and held 54 percent of possession.

"I was happy with the attack we generated in the second half." Head coach Ben Madsen said, "We didn't generate much in the first half, but I thought we were dangerous in the second. We were able to do some damage on the flank, get some balls crossed into the box, and we had a chance with a couple of them."

Junior goalkeeper Isa De Santos Gomez made her first appearance of the season, going the full 90 minutes and making two saves. The Sycamores did not put a shot on target in the second half and managed one attempt after the break.

The Sycamores took an initial lead with a goal in the 23rd minute. Murray State answered after the interval, pushing Indiana State back for long stretches and winning nine corners in the second half alone. Bass levelled from close range in the 66th, her fourth goal of the season and the 11th of her career, and the Racers kept coming, putting eight of their 15 attempts on target.

Kendyll English had three shots with two on goal and senior defender Kate Stordy put both of her attempts on target.

The draw leaves Murray State on nine points in Missouri Valley play with matches remaining at Evansville on Nov. 1 and against Belmont on Nov. 5.

Box Score Notes

Murray State is unbeaten in five straight, the longest run of its season, with wins over Valparaiso and UIC and draws at Drake, at UNI and against Indiana State. The Racers have conceded two goals across those five matches.
The 13 corner kicks are a season high, beating the 10 Murray State earned against Missouri and Austin Peay. Nine of the 13 came in the second half.
Murray State's 15 shots tie its season high, set against Austin Peay on Sept. 6 and matched against Valparaiso on Oct. 4. The 11 second-half shots are a season high on their own, beating the nine against Valparaiso.
The eight shots on goal are the second most of the season, behind nine at Drake.
Indiana State's five shots tie Tennessee Tech for the fewest by a Murray State opponent this season. The Sycamores took one shot in the second half and none on target.
Murray State committed two fouls, a season low. The previous low was three against Illinois State.
The Racers held 54 percent of possession, only the third time in 2026 they have had the majority of the ball.
Breece Bass has four goals, three assists and 11 points, all team highs, and has a hand in seven of Murray State's 14 goals. Her 42 shots are the most on the team by a wide margin.
Bass reached 11 career goals and 31 career points, both the most of any current Racer.
Eleven of Murray State's 14 goals have come in the second half, and 11 of the 14 have been scored at Cutchin Field, where the Racers are 3-3-2.
Abbey MacDonald has now played every minute of the season, 1,440.
Isa De Santos Gomez is listed with a career record of 0-0-1 in goal for Murray State after Sunday.
Seven Racers were honored before kickoff: Griselda Revolorio, Reagan Tate, Kate Stordy, Ava Roberson, Sami Wilson, Olivia Patterson and Mackenna Murgatroyd. Tate and Stordy played all 90 minutes, Sami Wilson 84 and Roberson five.