Complete Game Notes
Game #15: Missouri S&T (9-3-2, 8-2-2 GLVC) at Lincoln (3-10-1, 2-9-1 GLVC)
Date: Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026
Time: 5:00 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/
 
Game #16: Lincoln at Drury (5-5-6, 5-3-4 GLVC)
Date: Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026
Time: 12:00 p.m. CDT
Site: Springfield, Mo.
Venue: Lake Country Soccer Field
Live Stats: https://drurypanthers.com/sidearmstats/wsoc
Live Video: https://www.glvcsn.com/lincolnbluetigers/
 
THE KICKOFF:  The Lincoln women's soccer team closes the season with a pair of matches this week. Lincoln plays its final home match of 2026 on Wednesday (Oct. 21) when the Blue Tigers host Missouri S&T at 5:00 p.m. CDT at Capital City High School. The finale of the 2026 season will take place on Saturday (Oct. 24), as the Blue Tigers travel to Springfield, Mo. to play Drury in a 12:00 p.m. CDT match. Lincoln will try to end the season on a high note with a win against two teams jockeying for a high spot in the GLVC championship tournament. Drury is 5-5-6 overall and 5-3-4 in league play. Missouri S&T is 9-3-2 on the season and 8-2-2 in the conference.
 
WARM UPS
- Lincoln is 0-2 all-time against Missouri S&T.
 
- Both previous matches against the Miners have been decided by one goal. MST won 1-0 last year and 2-1 in 2024.
 
- Drury is 2-0 all-time against Lincoln.
 
- The Panthers beat the Blue Tigers, 1-0, last season.
 
PREVIEWING THE BLUE TIGERS:  Two players have split time in goal for Lincoln. Kanon Dehama has two shutouts and 61 saves in 810 minutes of work. Kristin Oliver, meanwhile, has played 450 minutes and has 21 saves as well as one shutout. 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
Maryville 2, Lincoln 0
Kanon Dehama made six saves and Jaelyn Drake, Natalie Bevan and Kayleb Garrett each had shots on goal, but Lincoln fell to Maryville in St. Louis, Mo., 2-0, last Wednesday (Oct. 14). The Saints held an 8-3 advantage on shots on goal.
 
Quincy 6, Lincoln 0
The Hawks attempted 22 shots while holding the Blue Tigers to four en route to a 6-0 win at Capital City High School on Sunday afternoon (Oct. 18). Kanon Dehama finished with 10 saves while Leah Serritos tallied a shot attempt. Madison Wimberly recorded three shots on goal.
 
SCOUTING THE MINERS:  Aubrey Case leads the Miners with 18 points, as she has six goals to go with six assists. Ella Kramer, who also has scored six goals, is next with four assists, and Jenna Marti has three goals on the year. Adriana Benassi also has four assists to pair with four goals. In the net, Catie Riddle has made 42 saves while allowing 16 goals in 1,168:35 of work.
 
SCOUTING THE PANTHERS:  Katy Fitzler has made 45 saves while playing all but 35:09 in the net through 16 matches in 2026. Melissa Higgins, Keira Love and Carly Swan each have four goals and one assist on the season, and Mia Smith and Leah McDonald both have tallied three assists. Elli Davison and Ella Caputo are next on Drury's scoring chart with two goals apiece.
 
WITH THE SAVE:  Kanon Dehama now has the GLVC's seventh-best save percentage of .772 and is also third in the conference in saves per game (6.78). In the latter category, Dehama, who has 61 total saves on the year, is ranked 19th in Division II. Bolstering that performance was an impressive 15-save night against Missouri-St. Louis. Dehama also had a 10-save performance against Quincy.
 
DEFENSIVE MEASURES:  Lincoln's two keepers, Kanon Dehama and Kristin Oliver, have totaled a combined 82 saves in 2026. That save percentage of .746 ranks seventh in the GLVC. The pair have combined for 6.1 saves per contest, an average that ranks fourth in the conference as well as 46th in NCAA Division II.
 
STRAIGHT SHOOTERS:  When the Blue Tigers try a shot, it tends to go towards the net. On 103 total attempts in 2026, Lincoln has 57 shots on goal, an accuracy rating of .553. That mark is second in the GLVC and ranks as the 18th-best in Division II. The Blue Tigers average 7.4 overall shots per game, with 4.1 of those attempts being on goal.
 
ID CAMP:  The Lincoln women's soccer program is looking for players interested in continuing their careers at an NCAA Division II playing in a competitive conference. The Blue Tigers will host an ID Camp on Nov. 15 from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CT. The camp, which costs $125 for players who register by Oct. 25, and $150 afterwards, is for athletes finishing high school or junior college careers or who are in the transfer portal and who want an opportunity to showcase their skills.
 
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, followed by Madison Wimberly with 18. Both Jallah and Wimberly are tied with Greathouse with 11 shots on goal apiece. Leah Serritos also double-digit shot attempts, with 12 on the season, while Natalie Bevan has five attempts, four of which have been 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.