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Tamae Douglas vs CMU
Steve Woltmann

Women's Soccer

Flames Shoot for Third Straight Win

UIC Faces Western Illinois on Thursday

Winners of two in a row, UIC will venture to Western Illinois and seek to extend the program's best start to a season.

With back-to-back 1-0 wins over Toledo and South Dakota, UIC enters play at 2-1-1.  The team's previous best record after four games was 1-1-2 in 2016.  The Flames are getting it done with defense, having allowed just one goal over the four matches.

It will be the third road match in a four-match span.  After playing the Leathernecks (1-1-1), UIC will begin a season-long four game homestand.

Kickoff from Macomb will be at 4 pm.  Live stats will be available at the link in the blue box above.  There will be no live stream.

Last Time Out
  • The Flames had to work double overtime to get a win over South Dakota at Flames Field Sunday.
  • Megan Bowman headed in the golden goal at 102:10.
  • UIC had significant advantages in shots (21-5) and shots on goal (12-4).  Bowman and Emily Kavanaugh led the team in attempts.
Flames to Watch
  • Lena Kurz has a Horizon League-leading three shutouts and is the reigning conference Defensive Player of the Week.
  • Bowman and Emma Main have scored goals for the Flames.
  • Sydney Gratz and Cassidy Privett have drawn acclaim for their on- and off-ball efforts in shutting down opponents' attacks.
Scouting the Leathernecks
  • Western Illinois fell to Kansas City, 3-1, Sunday after drawing IUPUI 0-0 Friday.
  • Three players have one goal apiece.  Two players each have an assist.
  • Ines Palmiero Herrera has a .765 save percentage and has allowed four goals.
Statistically Speaking
  • UIC ranks in the top 10 nationally in save percentage and goals-against average.
  • Kurz has played every minute in goal and has a 0.23 GAA and .950 save percentage.
  • With two double-overtime games already in the books, four Flames have played all 392 minutes this year: Tamae Douglas, Janai Cedeno, Sydney Gratz, and Grace Haines.
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Players Mentioned

Megan Bowman

#17 Megan Bowman

Midfield
5' 4"
Sophomore
SLSG ECNL
Janai Cedeno

#23 Janai Cedeno

Defense
5' 2"
Junior
Eclipse Select ECNL
Tamae Douglas

#19 Tamae Douglas

Forward
5' 7"
Senior
Eclipse Select SC
Emily Kavanaugh

#20 Emily Kavanaugh

Forward
5' 6"
Sophomore
McClean ECNL
Cassidy Privett

#9 Cassidy Privett

Midfield
5' 7"
Senior
Eclipse Select SC
Sydney Gratz

#7 Sydney Gratz

Midfield
5' 2"
Freshman
Emma Main

#8 Emma Main

Forward
5' 5"
Sophomore
Lena Kurz

#1 Lena Kurz

Goalkeeper
5' 10"
Graduate Student
Grace Haines

#11 Grace Haines

Defender
5' 5"
Freshman

Players Mentioned

Megan Bowman

#17 Megan Bowman

5' 4"
Sophomore
SLSG ECNL
Midfield
Janai Cedeno

#23 Janai Cedeno

5' 2"
Junior
Eclipse Select ECNL
Defense
Tamae Douglas

#19 Tamae Douglas

5' 7"
Senior
Eclipse Select SC
Forward
Emily Kavanaugh

#20 Emily Kavanaugh

5' 6"
Sophomore
McClean ECNL
Forward
Cassidy Privett

#9 Cassidy Privett

5' 7"
Senior
Eclipse Select SC
Midfield
Sydney Gratz

#7 Sydney Gratz

5' 2"
Freshman
Midfield
Emma Main

#8 Emma Main

5' 5"
Sophomore
Forward
Lena Kurz

#1 Lena Kurz

5' 10"
Graduate Student
Goalkeeper
Grace Haines

#11 Grace Haines

5' 5"
Freshman
Defender