Auburn’s women’s soccer squad continued its unbeaten start to the season, posting a 4-0 victory on the road against Kennesaw State on August 27, 2026. The win marked the team’s fourth straight clean sheet, underscoring a defensive consistency that has become a hallmark of the early campaign.
A Dominant Start to the Season
Off the back of that shutout, Graice Brown opened the scoring in the 13th minute, delivering the game‑winning goal that set the tone for the match. Ava Caldwell, making her mark with a first‑career brace, added two goals, while Emma Musiek celebrated her own debut strike later in the contest. Ayana Yapo’s third consecutive shutout effort kept the opposition at bay, and veteran presence from James Armstrong helped orchestrate the midfield.
Statistically, the Tigers controlled the tempo, holding possession for 67 percent of the game and out‑shooting the Owls 28‑2. The offense generated 12 goals across the last three matches, while the defense limited opponents to just six shots on target in the most recent outing.
Looking ahead, Auburn will host Georgia State on Sunday for Senior Night, kicking off at 6:30 p.m. The matchup promises to be a showcase for the team’s senior players, who will be honored in front of a home crowd eager to see the unbeaten run continue.
The early season form has sparked optimism among coaches and fans alike, with the team’s blend of disciplined defending and opportunistic attacking poised to carry them through a demanding schedule.