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MOREHEAD, Ky. – Morehead State aims to extend its home win streak as the Eagles welcome Chattanooga to MSU Soccer Field for a 1:00 P.M. ET kickoff Sunday. The game will be streamed live on ESPN+.
Morehead State holds a 4-3 record thanks to an undefeated record at home, while Chattanooga enters with a 3-1-2 record. MSU is on its longest home unbeaten streak (5 games) since going 5-0-4 spanning from the end of 2023 into the start of 2024.
This will be third of four straight home games, aiding the longest home stand in nine seasons and second longest in program history.
"Chattanooga is a top quality side who caused us a lot of issues last year," said Head Coach
Paul Cox. "This is a game we are trying to bounce back from and reverse the outcome tomorrow."
THE SERIES
Record vs. Chattanooga: 2-4-2
First Meeting: 10/30/1999 Chattanooga won 6-1
Last Meeting: 8/24/25 Chattanooga won 2-0
Eagles' Record in Morehead: 1-1-1
Eagles' Record in Chattanooga, Tenn.: 1-3-1
Neutral Record: 0-0
Streak: Chattanooga W1
The Morhead State Eagles are coming off a 2-1 victory over Mercyhurst in Thursday's contest.
MSU sophomore
Natalie Lentine kick-started the scoring for the Eagles, sneaking in the first collegiate goal of her career in the sixth minute, thanks to an assist from
Ashton Lynam.
In the second half, Morehead State executed a beautiful combination play, leading to one of the prettiest goals of the season. Senior
Molly Tapak sent the ball across the field into space for
Hannah Burke, who delivered a perfectly placed cross in front of the goal for freshman
Kendall Anderson to head it home, putting the Eagles up 2-0 in the 36th minute.
Mercyhurst would strike in the 61st minute to bring the Lakers within one, but the Eagles would hold on to their lead, taking Thursday's contest, 2-1.
Eagles sophomore keeper
Allie Lammers added five more saves to her resume, including an incredible leaping save in the 54th minute that drew gasps from the crowd.
The Mocs, led by Head Coach Gavin McKinney, are averaging 2.33 goals per game while allowing just 1.00. The Eagles are averaging 1.43 and are also allowing 1.00.
Sunday's game is Sundae Sunday, giving fans the special opportunity to create their own ice cream sundae with a variety of delicious toppings while enjoying the action at the pitch.
NOTABLE
- Burke's recent assist is now her ninth career assist as an Eagle, putting her in sole possession of ninth place in program history.
- Allie Lammers leads the Ohio Valley Conference in saves with 32.
- Charlotte Lee leads the Eagles and is second in the OVC in assists (3).
- Jade Walton is second in the OVC for shots on goal (7).
- The Eagles have scored ten goals this season from eight different goal scorers.
- Seven of the Eagles eight who have score this season have scored their first collegiate goal.
- Lee's seven points in the first six games of the season was the first time a Morehead State Eagle has accomplished that feat since Ashley Ritchie in the first six games, 10 years ago in 2016.
- Lee has already scored more points than any Morehead State player recorded in the 2025 season.
- MSU has already won as many games at home this year than it did last year and one shy of how many it had combined in 2024 and 2025.
- Lammers' 18 combined saves against Eastern and Northern Kentucky are the most saves in a two-game span since Kayla Landman recorded 21 (14 and 7) against Purdue Fort Wayne and Murray State on 9/29/2019 and 10/4/2019.
- MSU now owns a 5-game home unbeaten streak.
- MSU scored in each of its first four games of the season, the first time it has accomplished the feat since 2015.
- Lee recorded four points through the first three games, becoming the first Eagle to do so since Hedda Ornberg did it from October 20-November 3 in 2024.
- MSU tallied 41 shots against Brescia (Ky.) on Aug. 16, tying the school record for most shots in a single game. The Eagles previously recorded 41 shots against rival Austin Peay in October 2002.
- The Eagles held Brescia (Ky.) without a shot in their 2-0 victory on Aug. 16, marking the first time MSU has held an opponent without a shot for an entire game since defeating North Alabama, 2-0, in the 2021 season/home opener.
