Murray State University Athletics
Murray State
Indiana State
10/25/2026 8:02:00 AM | Women's Soccer
MURRAY, Ky. - Murray State honors seven seniors Sunday at Cutchin Field and plays for a place in the top four of the Missouri Valley Conference, where a win over Indiana State would move the Racers past the Sycamores in the standings with two matches to play. Murray State sits fifth with eight points, one behind Indiana State.
The Racers have been unbeated in their last four matches, the longest run of their season, and have conceded one goal in that timespan. They beat Valparaiso 3-0 and UIC 1-0 at Cutchin Field, drew 1-1 at Drake and then held UNI without a shot in the first half of a 0-0 draw in Cedar Falls. Murray State has taken eight of a possible 12 points since opening conference play with two defeats.
Senior goalkeeper Griselda Revolorio has not conceded in 113 minutes and has five shutouts, a 1.13 goals-against average and a .795 save percentage. Her 60th career start at UNI moved her past Tara Isbell into sole possession of second in program history.
- Revolorio has 66 saves and has played every minute of the season, all 1,350, as has junior Abbey MacDonald. She was named Missouri Valley Goalkeeper of the Week in back-to-back weeks this month.
- Seniors Griselda Revolorio, Reagan Tate, Kate Stordy, Ava Roberson, Sami Wilson, Olivia Patterson and Mackenna Murgatroyd are honored before kickoff. This group of seniors has made 5 career appearances between them, led by Sami Wilson's 70.
- Junior forward Breece Bass leads the Racers in goals (3), assists (3), points (9), shots (39) and shots on goal (17), and has two of the team's three game-winners.
- Nine different Racers have scored in 2026. Ten of Murray State's 13 goals have come in the second half and 10 have come at Cutchin Field, where the Racers are 3-3-1.
- Indiana State leads the all-time series 5-4-2, but Murray State is 2-1-1 in the four meetings since joining the Missouri Valley and won the most recent one 2-0 at Terre Haute on Oct. 30, 2025.
Scouting the Sycamores
Indiana State is 7-2-6 and 2-1-3 in the Missouri Valley, fourth in the league and unbeaten in its last four. The Sycamores have drawn three straight, 1-1 with Drake, 0-0 at UIC and 1-1 at Illinois State, and have not lost since Sept. 27 at Valparaiso. Their six draws are the most in the conference.
Indiana State has allowed 11 goals in 15 matches for a 0.73 goals-against average and has six shutouts, and it has given up more than one goal only twice all season. Goalkeeper Sofie Hansen has played 1,215 minutes with 37 saves, a .787 save percentage and a 6-2-6 record.
Freshman midfielder Emely Lopez leads the Sycamores with 15 points on five goals and five assists. Meagyn Riffle has six assists and a team-high 31 shots, and Addyson Warner and CharlieBleu Saunders have four goals apiece. Indiana State has 33 goals and 218 shots on the season, though 17 of those goals came in two August matches, and the Sycamores have scored six times in six conference matches.
