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On September 4, the Mizzou Tigers will host Southeast Missouri State in a Senior Night match at Audrey J. Walton Stadium, concluding their non-conference schedule. The Tigers bring a 4-0-1 edge in six meetings, a stingy defense that has allowed just four goals in six 2026 games, and a roster rich with returning seniors, including record-breaking forward Brianna Buels and goalkeeper Riley Wilkerson.
Missouri travels to Morrison Stadium on August 30 to challenge Creighton, looking to capitalize on recent offensive firepower and defensive stability.
The Missouri Tigers women's soccer team will host Northern Illinois at the newly renovated Audrey J. Walton Stadium on August 27, seeking to break a two‑game losing streak and build on a strong defensive start.
The upcoming games against Kansas City and Missouri mark the start of Creighton’s home schedule, featuring key players, broadcast details, and historic series narratives.
Mizzou’s soccer team will host Missouri State on August 23 at Bobby & Allison South Stadium, seeking to extend a strong start to the 2026 campaign while the Bears look to bounce back from early defeats.
Missouri’s women’s soccer team opened its season before a record crowd, succumbing 1-0 after a first-half penalty, but showed resilience with a flurry of second-half chances.
The University of Missouri women's soccer team opens its 2026 season at the newly upgraded Walton Stadium, facing Saint Louis in a matchup that highlights key returning players and a philanthropic transformation of the venue.
The Tigers opened their campaign with a 3‑1 win, highlighted by Brianna Buels' 14‑second strike and a total of 18 shots.
Missouri outshooted Western Kentucky 7‑2 in the first half but could not break a disciplined defense, with goalkeeper Kate Phillips and Brianna Buels among those featured in a tense opening match.
After a challenging 2025 campaign, the University of Missouri’s women’s soccer team is leveraging a strong freshman class and veteran determination to chase a November postseason berth.
The conference announces its preseason watchlist, highlighting returning All‑SEC stars, early rankings and the teams poised to contend as the 34th season kicks off.