LIBERTY, Mo. - The William Jewell women's soccer team will make their return to Greene Stadium this weekend as they host Maryville on Friday at 5 p.m. followed by Lindenwood on Sunday at 12 p.m.

ADMISSION 🎟
🟢 Spectators are permitted at both games over the weekend. Fans must sit in designated areas of the stadium and remain masked and physically distanced at all times. Full spectator policy information can be found HERE.  

BROADCAST 🎥 
• Friday vs. Maryville
• Sunday vs. Lindenwood

LIVE STATS 📊
• Friday vs. Maryville
• Sunday vs. Lindenwood

CARDINAL NOTES

• In goal, Katie Wagenheim posted a career-high eight saves on Sunday against Missouri S&T, allowing one goal in the draw. The sophomore is currently first in the GLVC in saves per game and second in total saves. 
• Kayla Crowder continued to prove she is one of the biggest threats in the conference this year, scoring her first goal of the season, and 13th of her career, making her one of 17 players in the GLVC to have scored in the season's opening weekend. In total, the senior has more than 150 shots, 70 of which have been on target. 
• The Cardinals allowed double-digit shots in both games over the weekend but the team of Wagenheim and Kaylie Kappelmann held strong in the net, combining for 11 saves, which ranks Jewell 22nd nationally with 5.50 saves per game. 
• Jewell benefitted from the return of Annalee Arbeitman last week. The senior logged nearly 180 minutes of action over two games after making just one appearance as last season before suffering a season-ending injury. 
• Jasmine Collier had the assist on Kayla Crowder's game-tying goal in the 83rd minute on Sunday at Missouri S&T giving her four in her career. She has recorded at least one assist in each of her three seasons as a Cardinal. 
• Sunday will be Senior Day for the Cardinals who will recognize their seven seniors following the game. Typically Senior Day occurs during the final home weekend of the season, however, the Cardinals will recognize the class early this year to ensure their is opportunity to do so. Should Jewell or opponents be quarantined or isolated and the game be canceled, alternative options will still be available later in the season.
• Cory Herchenroeder is in his first season with the Cardinals after taking over more than a year ago, on February 24, 2020. He spent three years as the top assistant at Division I Sam Houston State. 

ABOUT MARYVILLE 

• Maryville comes into Friday's contest with one win over Truman State, 2-0, which followed a scoreless draw with Quincy in their season opener. 
• Senior Alex Johnson is one of the top players in the GLVC with 20 career goals, including one on Sunday against the Bulldogs. Freshman Lexi Gentry had the other score for Maryville. 
• Gentry leads the team with three total shots, all on goal. 
• Katie Nash has played all 200 minutes in goal for the Saints, totaling eight saves and has yet to allow a goal. 
• Lori Chalupny is in her third season at the helm of the Maryville program. She was a member of the US Women's National Team that won the 2015 World Cup and 2008 gold medalist.

ABOUT LINDENWOOD

• The Lions come into the week at 2-0 after defeating Illinois Springfield and Quincy by identical scores of 1-0 last weekend. 
• Maggie Weller scored the goal in the opener while Mia Corrigan had the game winner against the Hawks. 
• Weller and Kaleigh Kastberg lead the way with three shots each while the latter have two on goal, along with Alaina White. 
• In goal, Megan Swanson has started both games, but played on the first half in each before giving way to Sam Blazek in the second period. The pair has combined for seven saves and has not allowed a goal on 17 shots faced. 
• Dave Musso is in his third season with the Lions and led Lindenwood to their first postseason appearance since 2016 when they qualified for the MIAA Tournament in 2018, their final year in the league.