Women's Soccer Looks to Stay Hot on the Road

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - After earning a pair of results to end the non-conference season, Kansas City Women's Soccer will look to open up Summit League play on the same note, taking on St. Thomas and Western Illinois.

Kansas City Notes

The Roos earned their first win of the season last Friday, a 1-0 victory over Chicago State, with Lily Stedman scoring the 76th minute winner.
KC managed 15 shots in the win, a season-high. In draws, the Roos average 7.0 shots per game. In losses, KC has attempted just 4.5 shots per contest.
Stedman and Madison Page are the Roos' lone goal-scorers on the season, each tallying two scores so far.
Anna Jennings leads Kansas City in both shots and shots on goal, notching 12 and eight, respectively.
The Roos were selected for a sixth-place league finish in the preseason coaches' poll, which would be on-par with their finish last year.

St. Thomas Notes

St. Thomas enters conference play with a 3-2-2 record in their second year of Division One competition.
The Roos and Tommies have two opponents in common: Drake and Chicago State. Both sides defeated CSU, 1-0, while the Roos fell to Drake and UST defeated the Bulldogs.
Six different Tommies have scored a goal on the season, but only Camryn Rintoul has multiple goals, logging three.

Western Illinois Notes

Western Illinois ends non-conference play with a 2-3-3 record, and will take on Oral Roberts before Sunday's meeting.
Amy Andrews is one of the league's top offensive threats, ranking top-three in goals per game, points per game, shot accuracy, shots per game and shots on goal per game.
The Leathernecks have already posted four shutouts this year, against IUPUI, Milwaukee, Northern Illinois and Eastern Illinois.