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Match Central: Indiana vs. No. 5 Michigan State
10/15/2026 1:21:00 PM | Women's Soccer
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana women's soccer looks to find their signature win this weekend as they welcome the Michigan State Spartans to Bloomington, Ind. on Friday (Oct. 16).
ABOUT THE COACHES
ABOUT THE SPARTANS
Michigan comes to Bloomington suffering back-to-back defeats in conference play. They are lead by Ella Jablinskey who has four goals scored on the season, along with a team leading four assists by Lilley Bosley.
Last Time Out
Indiana beings a three-game homestand after playing their final west coast match last Sunday at USC. The Hoosiers returned home with a 2-2 draw against the Trojans.
USC opened the match quickly with a goal by Jaiden Rodriguex in the first minute of action.
The Trojans continued their scoring with a second first half goal in the 38th minute by Jordan Hill. The goal would give USC a 2-0 lead heading into halftime.
The Hoosiers would respond in the second half as Grace Hamm scored her first goal of the season from a cross by Kennedy Neighbors in the 48th minute.
Amaya Falzarano found the back of the net for her first career goal in the 70th minute to even the game late.
The Hoosiers continued to find opportunities but were unable to score the winning goal, securing the point in a 2-2 draw.
HOOSIER STATS
Maggie Ledwith and Bella Haggerty lead all Hoosiers with five and three goals scored, respectively, this season. Kennedy Neighbors, Piper Coffield, and Jenna Chatterton tie with two goals apiece, followed by Aleyna Quinn, Grace Hamm, and Amaya Falzarano with one goal each.
10 Hoosiers have recorded an assist this season, led by Kennedy neighbors with three. Ledwith, Chatterton, Grace Hamm, and Haden Vlcek follow with two assists each. Coffield earned her first assist on the year in the previous match. Emily Graham, Bella Haggerty, Paige Droner, Emma Ehret, Amaya Falzarano, and Ella Stanley have also added assists.
Ledwith and leads the Hoosiers in total points with 12 followed by Haggerty and Neighbors with seven each. Chatterton follows behind with six along with Coffield with five and Hamm with four points. Falazarano trails with three points while Aleyna Quinn, Grace, and Vlcek each have two points. Droner, Ehret, Stanley, and Graham round out the point total with one point apiece for the Hoosiers.
18 Hoosiers have recorded a shot this season. Ledwith leads the way with 32 shot attempts, followed by Hamm and Neighbors with 20 and 16, respectively. Droner follows behind with 13, along with Graham with 11. Coffield and Chatterton have added 10 shots each, followed by Haggerty with eight and Stanley and Ehret with six each.
The Hoosiers have six field players that have crossed the 1,000 minute mark this season, lead by Neighbors and Coffield with over 1,200 minutes each. Blair Satterfield and Haggerty have each logged over 1,100 minutes on the pitch with Vlcek and Ledwith crossing the 1,000 minute mark.
UP NEXT
IUWS stay at home as they prepare to face rival Purdue for the Golden Boot. The match is set for Thursday (Oct. 22) night at 7 pm from Bill Armstrong Stadium
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| GAME DAY INFO |
| Indiana (4-8-2, 1-6-1 B1G) vs. Michigan State |
| Friday, October 16, 2026 • 7:30 p.m. ET |
| Bill Armstrong Stadium • Bloomington, Ind. |
| Broadcast: B1G+ |
| Radio: N/A |
| Live Stats: StatBroadcast |
| Social Media: Facebook | X | Instagram |
ABOUT THE COACHES
| Indiana | Michigan State |
| Josh Rife | Jeff Hosler |
| Career Record: 57-51-29 (8th Season) | Career Record: 310-89-40 |
| Indiana Record: 9-13-8 (2nd Season) | Michigan State Record: 77-22-22 (6th season) |
ABOUT THE SPARTANS
Michigan comes to Bloomington suffering back-to-back defeats in conference play. They are lead by Ella Jablinskey who has four goals scored on the season, along with a team leading four assists by Lilley Bosley.
Last Time Out
Indiana beings a three-game homestand after playing their final west coast match last Sunday at USC. The Hoosiers returned home with a 2-2 draw against the Trojans.
USC opened the match quickly with a goal by Jaiden Rodriguex in the first minute of action.
The Trojans continued their scoring with a second first half goal in the 38th minute by Jordan Hill. The goal would give USC a 2-0 lead heading into halftime.
The Hoosiers would respond in the second half as Grace Hamm scored her first goal of the season from a cross by Kennedy Neighbors in the 48th minute.
Amaya Falzarano found the back of the net for her first career goal in the 70th minute to even the game late.
The Hoosiers continued to find opportunities but were unable to score the winning goal, securing the point in a 2-2 draw.
HOOSIER STATS
Maggie Ledwith and Bella Haggerty lead all Hoosiers with five and three goals scored, respectively, this season. Kennedy Neighbors, Piper Coffield, and Jenna Chatterton tie with two goals apiece, followed by Aleyna Quinn, Grace Hamm, and Amaya Falzarano with one goal each.
10 Hoosiers have recorded an assist this season, led by Kennedy neighbors with three. Ledwith, Chatterton, Grace Hamm, and Haden Vlcek follow with two assists each. Coffield earned her first assist on the year in the previous match. Emily Graham, Bella Haggerty, Paige Droner, Emma Ehret, Amaya Falzarano, and Ella Stanley have also added assists.
Ledwith and leads the Hoosiers in total points with 12 followed by Haggerty and Neighbors with seven each. Chatterton follows behind with six along with Coffield with five and Hamm with four points. Falazarano trails with three points while Aleyna Quinn, Grace, and Vlcek each have two points. Droner, Ehret, Stanley, and Graham round out the point total with one point apiece for the Hoosiers.
18 Hoosiers have recorded a shot this season. Ledwith leads the way with 32 shot attempts, followed by Hamm and Neighbors with 20 and 16, respectively. Droner follows behind with 13, along with Graham with 11. Coffield and Chatterton have added 10 shots each, followed by Haggerty with eight and Stanley and Ehret with six each.
The Hoosiers have six field players that have crossed the 1,000 minute mark this season, lead by Neighbors and Coffield with over 1,200 minutes each. Blair Satterfield and Haggerty have each logged over 1,100 minutes on the pitch with Vlcek and Ledwith crossing the 1,000 minute mark.
UP NEXT
IUWS stay at home as they prepare to face rival Purdue for the Golden Boot. The match is set for Thursday (Oct. 22) night at 7 pm from Bill Armstrong Stadium
Follow Indiana Women's Soccer on Facebook, X and Instagram.
#NeverDaunted
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