Toledo’s women’s soccer squad recorded its third consecutive victory on the road, edging Oakland by a 1‑0 margin. The Rockets traveled to Michigan for the matchup, controlling much of the play and limiting the hosts to just two shots on target.
McKenna Schultz opened the scoring in the 37th minute, finishing a well‑timed pass from Mikaela Perkins, which also marked Perkins’s first career assist.
Toledo outshot Oakland 11‑9 and enjoyed a 4‑2 advantage in shots on goal and corners, underscoring the team’s attacking dominance while maintaining a disciplined defensive shape.
Head Coach Mark Batman praised the group’s resilience, emphasizing that learning to win consistently has become a hallmark of the program’s growth.
Conference Landscape
In related action, Central Michigan posted a dominant 6‑1 win over Purdue Fort Wayne, highlighting a busy weekend for Mid‑American conference teams and reinforcing the league’s competitive balance.