Adelaide Wyrzynski may have come off the bench in her first few appearances for Tarleton State this season, but the Philippines senior international showed that she can still make a major impact even in reduced minutes as Tarleton State came away with a pair of wins this weekend. With time ticking down towards halftime in the Texans’ contest with Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, it was Wyrzynski popping up with the opening goal just ten minutes prior to the break on one of five shots that the Sydneysider would have across the weekend. Four of those shots were on target in just 91 minutes of playing time across the wins over both Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and McNeese State, reminding everyone just how dangerous she can be. Tarleton State now sit 5-2-1, with one game on each of the next two weekends before launching into the final season of the historic Western Athletic Conference on September 25, with the conference rebranding as the United Athletic Conference for 2026 and beyond following a merger with several ASUN programs.
Margaux Chauvet may not have scored a goal during her time in the A-League or in Iceland, but netted a first collegiate goal (link to video here) on her own Senior Day as Purdue comfortably defeated Western Illinois 4-0. After teammate Chiara Singarella had made sure of the victory with a Senior Day hat-trick of her own, a blocked shot by a teammate saw the ball land at the former Sydney FC midfielder’s feet, and Chauvet promptly fired past the Leathernecks’ goalkeeper for the fourth and final goal of the contest. After dropping both games last week, the Boilermakers finished the weekend with a draw against Dayton to go with the win against Western Illinois and move to 3-3-2.
Izzy Stein became the first Aussie to score multiple goals this season, helping Long Island to a win over American side Temple. With the teams still knotted at 0-0 shortly after the interval, a loose ball deflected off an Owls defender and sat up invitingly for the Manly United product. Stein was only too happy to oblige, unleashing a strike that gave the goalkeeper no chance before settling into the back of the net. Temple would equalize 8 minutes later, but an 88th minute goal saw the Sharks win this battle of air and sea. LIU now sit 2-1-2, and if they can maintain this early form going into league play, last year’s 5-win campaign will be but a distant memory 9 weeks from now.
Meanwhile, at the defensive end, Kate Ryan continues to build a potential case for Breakout Player of the Year after helping Dartmouth to a solid weekend on the west coast. Ryan and the Dartmouth defence held their opponents to just 5 shots on target across two games, and although that resulted in a 3-0 win over San Francisco and a 1-0 loss to Santa Clara, the defensive performance will give the team plenty of confidence. Ryan once again played every minute of the weekend, and has still yet to touch the bench since subbing in just 18 minutes into the opening game against Merrimack.
Complete Results
Bellarmine (Teagan Douglas)
This week: defeated Wright St. 2-1 drew 0-0 with Southern Ind.
Teagan Douglas did not feature for Bellarmine in either game this week.
Cal State Bakersfield (Georgia Martell)
This week: defeated Fresno St. 4-1
Georgia Martell did not feature in Cal State Bakersfield’s win over Fresno State.
Canisius (Chloe Tseros)
This week: defeated Manhattan 2-1
Chloe Tseros played the full 90 minutes as Canisius picked up their first win of the season against Manhattan, making three saves.
Central Michigan (Alyssa Di Campli)
This week: lost 1-0 to South Dakota
Alyssa Di Campli started in Central Michigan’s loss to South Dakota, registering two shots in 52 minutes.
Charleston (Viktorija Calusic)
This week: lost 2-0 to Wake Forest; defeated North Florida 3-1
Viktorija Calusic did not feature for Charleston in either game this week.
Charleston Southern (Eve Tiktikakis)
This week: lost 2-1 to Vermont; drew 1-1 with Wofford
Eve Tiktikakis came off the bench to notch a shot in 42 minutes against Vermont, before moving into the starting lineup and playing 36 minutes in Charleston Southern’s draw with Wofford.
Chicago State (Jacquelline Kambere)
This week: lost 1-0 to Wright St.
Jacquelline Kambere came off the bench to play 32 minutes in Chicago State’s loss to Wright State.
Cleveland State (Sophie Abbott)
This week: lost 4-1 to Duquesne; defeated St. Bonaventure 1-0
Sophie Abbott did not feature for Cleveland State in either game this week.
Dartmouth (Kate Ryan)
This week: defeated San Francisco 3-0; lost 1-0 to Santa Clara
Kate Ryan played every minute of the weekend for Dartmouth, continuing her excellent start to the season.
Denver (Isabella Chidiac)
This week: lost 2-1 to Arizona; lost 3-1 to Arizona St.
Isabella Chidiac started both games for Denver this week, tallying one shot that was tipped onto the bar in 76 minutes against Arizona and registering a shot on target in 86 minutes in the loss to Arizona State.
Detroit Mercy (Chantelle Symes)
This week: lost 2-1 to Toledo; lost 4-1 to Western Mich.
Chantelle Symes did not feature for Detroit Mercy in either game this week.
East Carolina (Jenny Hill)
This week: defeated App State 1-0; lost 2-1 to Coastal Carolina
Jenny Hill did not feature for East Carolina in either game this week.
Fresno State (Shivani Battaglia)
This week: lost 4-1 to CSU Bakersfield
Shivani Battaglia played the full 90 minutes in Fresno State’s loss to CSU Bakersfield, making five saves.
Gardner-Webb (Sarah Birchall)
This week: lost 2-1 to The Citadel; lost 5-0 to Mercer
Sarah Birchall started both games for Gardner-Webb this week, playing 70 minutes against The Citadel but just 16 minutes in the loss to Mercer.
George Mason (Libby Davy)
This week: lost 2-0 to Elon
Libby Davy played the full 90 minutes in George Mason’s loss to Elon, making a single save.
George Washington (Jasmine Black)
This week: defeated Howard 1-0; lost 2-0 to Towson
Jasmine Black did not feature for George Washington in either game this week.
Hampton (Morgan Stanton)
This week: defeated Lincoln (PA) 6-0; drew 2-2 with Delaware St.
Morgan Stanton came off the bench to play 14 minutes in Hampton’s win over Lincoln, but did not feature in the draw with Delaware State.
Harvard (Erin Gordon)
This week: lost 2-1 to Monmouth; drew 1-1 with Northeastern
Erin Gordon started both games for Harvard this week, playing 70 minutes against Monmouth and 76 minutes in the draw with Northeastern.
High Point (Montana-Rose Currey)
This week: lost 1-0 to UNC Greensboro; lost 3-0 to UNCW
Montana-Rose Currey started both games for High Point this week, playing the full 90 minutes against UNC Greensboro and 33 minutes in the loss to UNC Wilmington.
Hofstra (Lilly Bailey)
This week: drew 0-0 with Loyola Maryland
Lilly Bailey played the full 90 minutes in Hofstra’s draw with Loyola Maryland, making one save.
Incarnate Word (Montanna Mathews)
This week: lost 1-0 to UTSA; drew 0-0 with Texas Southern
Montanna Mathews started both games for Incarnate Word this week, tallying three shots with one on target in 73 minutes against UTSA, before notching another pair of shots with one on targe in 82 minutes in the draw with Texas Southern.
Jacksonville State (Lara Aitken)
This week: defeated Alcorn 1-0; defeated Jackson St. 2-1
Lara Aitken started and played 46 minutes in Jacksonville State’s win over Alcorn State, before coming off the bench to play 22 minutes against Jackson State.
Little Rock (Claudia Hewitt, Candice Kilderry, Serenity Thake)
This week: drew 1-1 with Southeastern La.
Serenity Thake started in Little Rock’s draw with Southeastern Louisiana, finishing with one shot on target in 64 minutes of action. Candice Kilderry came off the bench to tally two shots with one on target in her 49 minutes on the pitch, whilst Claudia Hewitt did not feature for the Trojans this week.
Long Island (Izzy Stein)
This week: defeated Temple 2-1
Izzy Stein started for Long Island in their win over Temple, scoring the opening goal with her only shot in 70 minutes of playing time.
Loyola Maryland (Eva McGorian, Ava Blizzard)
This week: drew 0-0 with Hofstra
Ava Blizzard came off the bench to play 16 minutes in Loyola Maryland’s draw with Hofstra, whilst Eva McGorian did not feature for the Greyhounds.
Maine (Grace Wilson)
This week: lost 1-0 to Holy Cross
Grace Wilson played the full 90 minutes in Maine’s loss to Holy Cross, making four saves.
Providence (Meg Roden)
This week: match v Rutgers postponed due to lightning
Purdue (Margaux Chauvet)
This week: drew 0-0 with Dayton; defeated Western Ill. 4-0
Margaux Chauvet played the full 90 minutes in both games this week, tallying one shot against Dayton before scoring her first collegiate goal with one of two shots in the win over Western Illinois.
Quinnipiac (Stella Tosoni)
This week: defeated Rider 2-1
Stella Tosoni did not feature in Quinnipiac’s win over Rider.
Rider (CJ Harris, Eloise Jones)
This week: lost 2-1 to Quinnipiac
Eloise Jones did not feature in Rider’s loss to Quinnipiac, whilst CJ Harris remains out with an injury.
Saint Peter’s (Wilma Thodhlana)
This week: defeated Niagara 5-4
Wilma Thodhlana played the full 90 minutes in Saint Peter’s thrilling win over Niagara.
Seton Hall (Grace Mitchell, Sarah Mitchell)
This week: lost 3-1 to NJIT
Sarah Mitchell came off the bench to play 41 minutes in Seton Hall’s loss to NJIT, whilst Grace Mitchell did not feature for the Pirates.
Siena (Iona Snape)
This week: lost 1-0 to Sacred Heart
Iona Snape started in Siena’s loss to Sacred Heart, playing 78 minutes.
Tarleton State (Charlie Shanahan, Zoe Daly, Adelaide Wyrzynski, Phoebe Riley)
This week: defeated A&M-Corpus Christi 2-0; defeated McNeese 4-0
Adelaide Wyrzynski came off the bench for Tarleton State in both games this week, scoring her first goal of the season in a 39-minute outing against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi before unleashing another three shots with two on target in 52 minutes against McNeese State. Phoebe Riley also came off the bench in both games, tallying a shot on target in 10 minutes of action against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi before notching another two shots with one on target in 37 minutes against McNeese State. Charlie Shanahan did not feature against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi but notched a shot on target in 12 minutes against McNeese State, whilst Zoe Daly did not feature for the Texans in either game this week.
UAB (Abbey Burns)
This week: defeated Western Ky. 1-0; drew 0-0 with Belmont
Abbey Burns played the full 90 minutes for UAB in both games this weekend, tallying two shots in the draw with Belmont.
Youngstown State (Aimee Benton)
This week: lost 2-0 to Michigan
Aimee Benton did not feature in Youngstown State’s loss to Michigan.
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