Wednesday, Sept. 28
UIC vs. Green Bay - 7 p.m. CT - Live Stats

CHICAGO – The UIC women's soccer team (3-6-2, 1-1-0 HL) will look to end its three-game homestand on a high note as it hosts Green Bay (0-8-1, 0-2-0 HL) in a primetime matchup Wednesday at Flames Field. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. CT.
 
The Flames are riding a two-game winning streak, the first ever for the program, as they most recently defeated Youngstown State (Sept. 24) in a 2-0 final. Rebeca Pallo and Emily Wauer scored, with Pallo adding an assist on Wauer's goal. UIC put up its second-highest shot total of the season with 22 and held the Penguins to a mere six attempts, with a season opponent-low two on goal. Kelly Fritz collected her first win and shutout in goal this season as she made two saves.
 
In the Horizon League statistical standings, the Flames rank second in goals (14), assists (14) and shots (146), as they have outshot their last two opponents by a 61-10 margin. Pallo (4) and Wauer (3) lead the team of offense as they make up seven of the team's goals, while Olivia Everin owns four of the assists. Six players have reached double digits in their shot attempts, with Wauer (27) and Pallo (24) at the top.
 
UIC has started a different goalkeeper in each of the last three games with Fritz (1.17 GAA), Annie DiCanio (2.37 GAA) and Tara Khayam (0.59 GAA) on the rotation. The trio has combined for 51 saves, led by DiCanio with 27, and own three shutouts on the year.
 
In the all-time series with the Phoenix, the Flames are 1-1-0 after they collected the 1-0 victory on the road last season.
 
Green Bay has yet to win a game this season as it has lost its last eight games, most recently to Horizon League foes Northern Kentucky, 4-0, and Wright State, 5-1.
 
The Phoenix have a mere two goals on the year, scored by Carli Vogel and Maggie Fuller, with KK Leskowicz and Leah Hitardy on the assists. A total of 64 shots have been taken with Alex Zeller (16) and Leskowicz (10) as the only players reaching double digits. Of the attempts, 25 have been on goal, led by Leskowicz (4) and Mara Pfeilstifter (4).
 
Kelly Kent (2.71 GAA) has played the most minutes in goal for Green Bay this season and owns the fifth-most saves in the Horizon League with 40. Courtney Klatt (1.20 GAA) played the first three games of the season and made 10 saves before Kent took over.