LEBANON, Tenn. - - Cumberland women's soccer returns to Lindsey Donnell Stadium-Kirk Field on Saturday, October 24, welcoming No. 24 Campbellsville University for their Mid-South Conference and regular season finale.

The Phoenix enter the contest with a 10-5-1 overall record and a 3-2 mark in conference play, looking to get back on track after three consecutive losses. Campbellsville arrives in Lebanon with a 10-2-2 record, including a 3-1 mark in the MSC, following a dominant 9-0 victory over Freed-Hardeman on October 16th.

Saturday's matchup features two of the conference's most productive offenses, with Cumberland scoring 48 goals through 16 games and Campbellsville finding the back of the net 62 times in 14 contests.

Senior forward Victoria Collins leads the Phoenix attack with 14 goals and three assists for 31 points. Uxia Varela has added eight goals and three assists, while Ruth Rodriguez has contributed seven goals and two assists. Lilly Adair rounds out the team's leading scorers with four goals and an assist.

Cumberland has also received contributions from Abigale Alexander and Adelyn Drane, who have each recorded three goals and three assists, providing additional options in the attacking third.
Defensively, goalkeeper Sydney Eads has played a key role, recording 59 saves and eight shutouts across 16 appearances. The Phoenix have conceded 22 goals this season, an average of 1.38 per game.

Campbellsville enters Saturday's contest ranked No. 24 and carrying an impressive attacking record. The Tigers have scored 62 goals through 14 games, averaging 4.43 goals per contest, while allowing just 11 goals on the season.

Marta Prieto leads the Tigers with 13 goals and five assists for 31 points. Julia Ogren follows closely with 12 goals and four assists, while Amelie Matheis has scored 11 times. Fiona Jolly has added 10 goals and two assists, giving Campbellsville four players with double-digit goal totals.

The Tigers have outscored their opponents 62-11 and hold advantages in shots, shots on goal and corner kicks. Campbellsville has recorded 301 shots, including 161 on target, and earned 67 corner kicks.

Goalkeeper Sydney Hall has appeared in all 14 games, recording 43 saves and a 0.88 goals-against average. Campbellsville has also recorded nine shutouts, highlighting its defensive strength alongside its prolific attack.

The Tigers opened conference play with victories over Georgetown, Bethel, the University of the Cumberlands and Freed-Hardeman before falling 2-0 to Lindsey Wilson on October 8. Campbellsville responded with a 3-2 nonconference win over Georgia Gwinnett before closing out its latest appearance with a 9-0 victory over Freed-Hardeman.

Campbellsville defeated Cumberland 4-0 in the teams' previous meeting on October 1 in Campbellsville, Kentucky. The Phoenix will look to reverse that result on their home field as they seek an important conference victory.

Cumberland will continue its 2026 campaign following Saturday's matchup as the Phoenix look to strengthen their position in the Mid-South Conference.