Complete Game Notes
Game #13: Lincoln (3-8-1, 2-7-1 GLVC) at Maryville (6-4-4, 6-1-3 GLVC)
Date: Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026
Time: 2:30 p.m. CDT
Site: St. Louis, Mo.
Venue: Lonnie Folks Field
Live Stats: https://maryvillesaints.com/sidearmstats/wsoc
Live Video: https://www.glvcsn.com/lincolnbluetigers/
 
Game #14: Quincy (5-3-6, 5-2-4 GLVC) at Lincoln
Date: Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026
Time: 12:00 p.m. CDT
Site: Jefferson City, Mo.
Venue: Capital City High School
Live Stats: https://lubluetigers.com/sidearmstats/wsoc
Live Video: https://www.glvcsn.com/lincolnbluetigers/
 
THE KICKOFF:  The Lincoln women's soccer team plays two matches this week, one on the road and one at home. On Wednesday (Oct. 14), the Blue Tigers make the trip to St. Louis, Mo. to play Maryville at 2:30 p.m. CDT. Then, on Sunday (Oct. 18), Lincoln will host its Senior Day match against Quincy, with kickoff from Capital City High School scheduled for 12:00 p.m. CDT. As it enters the home stretch of the season, Lincoln will try to finish strong against two quality GLVC opponents. Maryville is 6-4-4 overall and 6-1-3 in league play entering the week. Quincy, meanwhile, enters the week with a 5-3-6 overall record and a 5-2-4 mark in league play.
 
WARM UPS
- The Blue Tigers are 0-2 all-time against Maryville. The Saints have won each of the previous two meetings by final scores of 4-0, with a victory in Jefferson City in 2024 and a win in St. Louis in 2025.
 
- Quincy is 2-0 all-time against the Blue Tigers.
 
- The Hawks beat the Blue Tigers, 4-2, in Jefferson City in 2025 and won, 4-0, in Illinois in 2024.
 
PREVIEWING THE BLUE TIGERS:  Two players have split time in goal for Lincoln. Kanon Dehama has two shutouts and 45 saves in 630 minutes of work. Kristin Oliver, meanwhile, has played 450 minutes and has 21 saves as well as one save. On the offensive side of the ball, Mia Greathouse leads Lincoln with seven points, as she has three goals and an assist. TeTee Jallah has scored twice while Sofia Valdivia and Madison Wimberly each have one goal and one assist on the season.
 
HEAD COACH LEAH STRINGER:  With a pair of wins in LU's first-ever matches, Leah Stringer is off to a strong start as the coach of the Blue Tigers. No stranger to NCAA Division II or the great state of Missouri, Stringer is in her third year coaching LU after spending the previous three seasons as an assistant at Missouri Western. She helped lead the Griffons to the No. 13 national ranking in 2021 and post a .708 win percentage that season.
 
PREVIOUS RESULTS
Missouri-St. Louis 2, Lincoln 0
Kanon Dehama faced 29 shots and made 17 saves, several of which were highlight reel-worthy, but the Blue Tigers dropped a 2-0 decision to UMSL in Jefferson City on Oct. 7. Jaelyn Drake, TeTee Jallah and Addyson Hines each had shots on goal.
 
Indianapolis 3, Lincoln 0
Lincoln finished with a 13-12 advantage in total shots, but Indianapolis scored two first half goals and held on for a 3-0 win in Indianapolis, Ind. on Sunday (Oct. 11). Kristin Oliver recorded two saves and Addyson Hines led LU with three shots overall and two on the goal.
 
SCOUTING THE SAINTS:  Helen Braren leads the Saints with 14 points, as she has five goals and four assists this season. Hailey Scheuer has three goals and three assists while Carissa Speight, who has scored twice, also has four assists. Ava Ernst, Emily Doane and Kelsey Wentland also have three goals for Maryville this season. In the net, Agnes Vilen has made 40 saves.
 
SCOUTING THE HAWKS:  Rebecca Rheinheimer is one of the top scorers in the GLVC with 10 total goals and two assists in 2026. Jessie Newton has been Quincy's most prolific passer, as she leads QU with 12 assists to go with a pair of goals. Next on the scoring list is Marina Oberschmid with three goals, and both Emily Richardson and Abbie Martin has two goals on the year.
 
SENIOR DAY:  On Sunday, Lincoln will celebrate its graduating players in a special Senior Day ceremony. The LU women's soccer program, in its third season of existence, has seven seniors on its roster: Kanon Dehama, Adia Able, Kennedy Coles, Dana Brooks, Nicole Calderon, Madison Wimberly and Kelly Nunes. Sunday's contest is the penultimate of the year for the Blue Tigers, who close their home slate against Missouri S&T on Wednesday, Oct. 21.
 
STRAIGHT SHOOTERS:  When the Blue Tigers try a shot, it tends to go towards the net. On 96 total attempts in 2026, Lincoln has 51 shots on goal, an accuracy rating of .531. That mark is fourth in the GLVC and ranks as the 41st-best in Division II. The Blue Tigers average 8.0 overall shots per game, with 4.3 of those attempts being on goal.
 
WITH THE SAVE:  Kanon Dehama now has the GLVC's third-best save percentage of .818 and is also third in the conference in saves per game (6.43). In the latter category, Dehama, who has 45 total saves on the year, is ranked 24th in Division II. Bolstering that performance was an impressive 15-save night against Missouri-St. Louis. In save percentage, Dehama is ranked 67th nationally.
 
DEFENSIVE MEASURES:  The Blue Tigers have been tough to score on this season, with only two teams (Illinois-Springfield and Indianapolis) scoring more than two goals in a match against LU. Lincoln has three shutouts and have played eight matches that have either ended in a tie or that have been decided by one goal.
 
GREAT SHOT:  Nearly all of Mia Greathouse's shots have been on the goal, as she has attempted 13 shots, 11 of which have been on the net. TeTee Jallah is LU's leader in shots with 21, and she also has 11 on the net. Madison Wimberly is next with 15 shots and eight on the goal.
 
JOIN THE CLUB:  The Blue Tiger Athletics Club is a great way to engage with other LU fans while supporting all Lincoln student-athletes. Every dollar raised by the club goes towards scholarships, improving the facilities and purchasing equipment. To join the BTAC, or to learn more, please visit www.LUBlueTigers.com/BTAC.
 
WATCH LIVE:  Fans who are unable to attend a game in person will still be able to cheer on their Blue Tigers to victory via the GLVC Sports Network. All nine Lincoln home games will be broadcast live and can be watched at https://www.glvcsn.com/lincolnbluetigers/.
 
GEAR UP FOR THE GAME:  Lincoln fans can get everything they need for the game at www.BlueTigersStore.com, the official online store for LU athletics. Everything from jerseys to office supplies can be found on the site, with a portion of all online sales going to benefit Lincoln athletics.
 
NEXT UP:  LU is back at Capital City High School to host Missouri S&T on Oct. 21 at 5:00 p.m. CDT.