Indiana University Athletics
Friday, October 30
University Park, Pa.
7 p.m.
Indiana University
at
#23 Penn State
10/29/2026 12:33:00 PM | Women's Soccer
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana women's soccer prepares for their final match of the season on Friday (Oct. 30) night as they travel to University Park, Pa. to face off against No. 23 Penn State. The match is set to start at 7 pm ET from Jeffery Field.
ABOUT THE COACHES
ABOUT THE NITTANY LIONS
Penn State sits firmly in the Big Ten Tournament field with a 6-2-3 conference record. The Nittany lions hold conference wins over then No. 5 Michigan State, Rutgers, Oregon, USC, Maryland, and Minnesota. They are led by Aubrey Kulpa and Paige Kalal in scoring with eight and six goals, respectively.
Last Time Out
The Hoosiers enter their final match of the season after suffering a loss to Rutgers.
Rutgers score twice in the first half with goals from Reilly McGlinn and Tommi Valente to take a 2-0 lead into halftime.
Lilia Calvert and McGlinn found second half goals for the Scarlet Knights to finish the game with a 4-0 defeat for the Hoosiers.
HOOSIER STATS
Maggie Ledwith and Bella Haggerty lead all Hoosiers with five and three goals scored, respectively, this season. Kennedy Neighbors, Piper Coffield, and Jenna Chatterton tie with two goals apiece, followed by Aleyna Quinn, Grace Hamm, and Amaya Falzarano with one goal each.
10 Hoosiers have recorded an assist this season, led by Kennedy neighbors with three. Ledwith, Chatterton, Grace Hamm, and Haden Vlcek follow with two assists each. Coffield earned her first assist on the year in the previous match. Emily Graham, Bella Haggerty, Paige Droner, Emma Ehret, Amaya Falzarano, and Ella Stanley have also added assists.
Ledwith and leads the Hoosiers in total points with 12 followed by Haggerty and Neighbors with seven each. Chatterton follows behind with six along with Coffield with five and Hamm with four points. Falazarano trails with three points while Aleyna Quinn, Grace, and Vlcek each have two points. Droner, Ehret, Stanley, and Graham round out the point total with one point apiece for the Hoosiers.
18 Hoosiers have recorded a shot this season. Ledwith leads the way with 33 shot attempts, followed by Hamm and Neighbors with 21 and 18, respectively. Droner follows behind with 14 while Graham and Coffield have tallied 12 each. Chatterton and Stanley have added 10 shots apiece, followed by Haggerty and Quinn with eight each and Ehret with seven.
The Hoosiers have seven field players that have crossed the 1,000 minute mark this season, lead by Neighbors and Coffield with nearly 1,500 minutes each. Satterfield has also logged over 1,300 minutes with starts in all 17 matches.
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| GAME DAY INFO |
| Indiana (4-11-2, 1-9-1 B1G) at #23 Penn State |
| Friday, October 30, 2026 • 7 p.m. ET |
| Jeffery Field • University Park, Pa. |
| Broadcast: B1G+ |
| Radio: N/A |
| Live Stats: StatBroadcast |
| Social Media: Facebook | X | Instagram |
ABOUT THE COACHES
| Indiana | Penn State |
| Josh Rife | Erica Dambach |
| Career Record: 57-53-29 (8th Season) | Career Record: 339-135-38 |
| Indiana Record: 9-17-8 (2nd Season) | Penn State Record: 299-107-35 (19th season) |
ABOUT THE NITTANY LIONS
Penn State sits firmly in the Big Ten Tournament field with a 6-2-3 conference record. The Nittany lions hold conference wins over then No. 5 Michigan State, Rutgers, Oregon, USC, Maryland, and Minnesota. They are led by Aubrey Kulpa and Paige Kalal in scoring with eight and six goals, respectively.
Last Time Out
The Hoosiers enter their final match of the season after suffering a loss to Rutgers.
Rutgers score twice in the first half with goals from Reilly McGlinn and Tommi Valente to take a 2-0 lead into halftime.
Lilia Calvert and McGlinn found second half goals for the Scarlet Knights to finish the game with a 4-0 defeat for the Hoosiers.
HOOSIER STATS
Maggie Ledwith and Bella Haggerty lead all Hoosiers with five and three goals scored, respectively, this season. Kennedy Neighbors, Piper Coffield, and Jenna Chatterton tie with two goals apiece, followed by Aleyna Quinn, Grace Hamm, and Amaya Falzarano with one goal each.
10 Hoosiers have recorded an assist this season, led by Kennedy neighbors with three. Ledwith, Chatterton, Grace Hamm, and Haden Vlcek follow with two assists each. Coffield earned her first assist on the year in the previous match. Emily Graham, Bella Haggerty, Paige Droner, Emma Ehret, Amaya Falzarano, and Ella Stanley have also added assists.
Ledwith and leads the Hoosiers in total points with 12 followed by Haggerty and Neighbors with seven each. Chatterton follows behind with six along with Coffield with five and Hamm with four points. Falazarano trails with three points while Aleyna Quinn, Grace, and Vlcek each have two points. Droner, Ehret, Stanley, and Graham round out the point total with one point apiece for the Hoosiers.
18 Hoosiers have recorded a shot this season. Ledwith leads the way with 33 shot attempts, followed by Hamm and Neighbors with 21 and 18, respectively. Droner follows behind with 14 while Graham and Coffield have tallied 12 each. Chatterton and Stanley have added 10 shots apiece, followed by Haggerty and Quinn with eight each and Ehret with seven.
The Hoosiers have seven field players that have crossed the 1,000 minute mark this season, lead by Neighbors and Coffield with nearly 1,500 minutes each. Satterfield has also logged over 1,300 minutes with starts in all 17 matches.
Follow Indiana Women's Soccer on Facebook, X and Instagram.
#NeverDaunted
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