
Mid‑West Women’s Soccer Roundup: Ball State, Western Michigan, Ohio Secure Wins
Ball State edged Cincinnati 1‑0, Western Michigan blanked Valparaiso 2‑0, and Ohio rolled past Mercyhurst 6‑0 in a weekend of decisive performances.
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Ball State edged Cincinnati 1‑0, Western Michigan blanked Valparaiso 2‑0, and Ohio rolled past Mercyhurst 6‑0 in a weekend of decisive performances.

The Cardinals edged Cincinnati 1-0 at Briner Sports Complex, marking their first series win and setting the stage for a senior day showdown with Eastern Illinois.

Purdue's early penalty precision and relentless attack overwhelmed Ball State, securing a 5-0 win at Folk Field. The Cardinals prepare to host Cincinnati on Sunday.

The Cardinals are set for a Thursday road clash with Purdue and a Sunday home match against Cincinnati, games that will test a young squad riding a strong road record and looking to build on early freshman breakthroughs.

A modest crowd witnessed a tightly contested match where Keller opened the scoring before Butler's Chloe Brecht equalized, with Pallante's crucial saves preserving the tie.

The Cardinals will host IU Indianapolis on Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the Briner Sports Complex, kicking off a season that blends experienced returnees with a wave of fresh talent.
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