G-MAC Women's Soccer: Week 9 Recap

10.28.26

By: Jake Segulin- Communications Intern

OVERVIEW:
Conference play has come to an end, and the G-MAC tournament is now set. Cedarville takes the one seed with zero conference losses this season. Ashland second, Findlay third, Thomas More fourth, Northwood fifth, and Walsh sixth. The conference tournament kicks off on Saturday with Walsh vs. Findlay and Northwood vs. Thomas More.
 
 
SCOREBOARD:
Thursday, October 22
Tiffin 3, Ursuline 0
Findlay 3, Walsh 0
Ohio Dominican 2, Malone 1
Northwood 3, Lake Erie 1
Ashland 4, Kentucky Wesleyan 0
Cedarville 0, Thomas More 0
 
Saturday, October 24
Northwood 5, Malone 0
Findlay 1, Tiffin 0
Lake Erie 4, Walsh 1
Cedarville 9, Ursuline 0
Ashland 2, Thomas More 1
Ohio Dominican 4, Kentucky Wesleyan 1
 
 
 
 
MATCH HIGHLIGHTS
  • Cedarville ends the regular season with an 11-0-3 conference record and the number one seed in the conference tournament. The Yellow Jackets have now put together 16 straight shutouts in a row this season. Cedarville sits at the 25th-ranked team in the most recent IWOSC National Coaches Poll.
  • Ashland ends the regular season with an 11-2-1 conference record and the number two seed in the conference tournament. The Eagles were ranked in the IWOSC National Coaches Poll for the entirety of the season. Ashland sits at the 22nd-ranked team in the most recent IWOSC National Coaches Poll.
  • Northwood finished out their season with two big wins against Lake Erie and Malone to secure their spot in the G-MAC conference tournament. Offensive athlete of the week Ella Boyd scored the opening goal in the Timberwolves’ 3-1 win over Lake Erie. Boyd followed up with two goals and an assist in Saturday’s 5-0 win at Malone.
 
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
  • Shots: Williams, UF (59 total, 3.28/game)
  • Goals: Williams, UF (10 total, 0.556/game)
  • Assists: Jackson, NU (6 total, 0.333/game)
  • Goals-Against Average: Taylor, CU (3 total, 0.18 GaAvg)
  • Saves: Vanmeter, LEC (102 saves/.779 SavePct)
 
UP NEXT:
G-MAC Quarterfinal Matchups (All times in ET)
 
Saturday, October 31
Walsh at Findlay, 1 P.M.
Northwood at Thomas More, 5 P.M.