LEBANON, Tenn. - - Cumberland women's soccer return home to Nokes-Lasater Field on Monday afternoon as they host Georgetown College in their final regular season home Mid-South Conference matchup.

Cumberland has been firing on all cylinders lately, outscoring their opponents 13-1 across their last two matches. The Phoenix picked up a commanding 6-1 victory over Bethel University before cruising to a 7–0 win against Freed-Hardeman earlier last week.

Against Bethel, six different players found the back of the net, including Sky Hull, Olga Wallemo, Adelyn Drane, Kadisha Martina, Miku Kayama, and Victoria Collins. The balanced attack carried into Tuesday's contest, where Martina led the way with a brace and Uxia Varela added two of her own - one from the penalty spot. Aoi Kanno, Wallemo, and Collins also contributed goals in the win as Cumberland racked up 46 shots and 13 corner kicks while posting their sixth shutout of the season.

The Phoenix offense has been relentless, averaging over 30 shots per game in their last two outings while the defense has limited opponents to just seven total attempts in that span.
Georgetown enters Monday's matchup with a 6-6-1 record on the season. The Tigers have produced several strong results but have struggled with consistency throughout conference play. Most recently, they fell to Bethel in a 3-0 contest, followed by another loss to Campbellsville 4-1 after picking up a 2-1 win over Freed-Hardeman.

Cumberland will look to continue their scoring momentum and extend their unbeaten run in conference as they push toward the final stretch of the Mid-South schedule.

Kickoff is scheduled for 12:00 PM in Lebanon, with coverage available through the Cumberland Sports Network.