
Memphis Women’s Soccer Prepares for Crucial SEC Clash with Ole Miss
The Memphis women's soccer team, ranked No. 24 and on a 16‑week streak, seeks to bounce back from a 4‑1 defeat at Vanderbilt against an Ole Miss side that opened the season 4‑0.
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The Memphis women's soccer team, ranked No. 24 and on a 16‑week streak, seeks to bounce back from a 4‑1 defeat at Vanderbilt against an Ole Miss side that opened the season 4‑0.

With a 4‑0‑0 record and four shutouts, Ole Miss prepares to host Memphis on Thursday night, showcasing a blend of seasoned starters and new talent under first‑year coach Todd Shulenberger.

Ole Miss defeated UAB 2-0 at PNC Field, with goals from Sarah Granno and Becca Skinner and a clean sheet anchored by Taylor Prigge.

In a tightly contested match at PNC Field, the Ole Miss women's soccer team broke a deadlock in the 57th minute and added a penalty strike six minutes later to defeat UAB 2-0. Despite a resilient performance from goalkeeper Leah Parsons and several key chances, the Rebels' superior shot and corner kick volume proved decisive. UAB now looks ahead to a Thursday showdown with UCF.

Ole Miss soccer prepares for its inaugural road test of the 2026 season as it meets the Ragin' Cajuns in Lafayette, highlighting new coaching leadership and key player storylines.

Ole Miss opened its 2026 campaign with a 1‑0 victory over Murray State, highlighted by Katie Ramsden’s first career goal and a shutout from Taylor Prigge, while new signee Isabella Pontieri earned Hermann Trophy watchlist recognition. The team now faces a high‑scoring Louisiana side that opened with a 4‑1 win.

A late goal by Katie Ramsden, assisted by Sarah Granno, delivers Ole Miss its opening win of the 2026 season under new head coach Todd Shulenberger, with Taylor Prigge preserving a shutout.