Ole Miss Soccer will host Memphis on Thursday at 7 p.m. in Oxford, Mississippi, for the second home match of the 2026 season.
The Rebels arrive with a flawless 4‑0‑0 record, having already posted four shutouts and outscored opponents 6‑1 in their first four games.
Goalkeeper Taylor Prigge has been ever‑present, logging all 360 minutes between the posts and boasting a 0.25 goals‑against average and an .800 save percentage.
Offensively, six different Rebels have found the net, including Isabella Pontieri, who leads the team with 10 shots and four on target, while Becca Skinner opened her scoring account with a penalty kick against UAB.
A promising outlook
Head coach Todd Shulenberger, in his first year at the helm, brings a proven track record after guiding Washington State to five NCAA Tournament appearances.
Memphis, sitting at 1‑2‑0, relies on goalkeeper Ava Galani, who has turned in 270 minutes of play with eight saves and a single shutout, but will face a Rebels attack that has been relentless on both ends.
The roster features 14 transfers and three true freshmen, with players hailing from 16 states, adding depth and versatility as the team looks to build on its 2025 finish of 4‑8‑3.
Five Rebels earned spots on the 2026 SEC Soccer Preseason Watch List, highlighting the individual talent that could drive the team forward.