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Marquette Soccer Faces Double Whammy Without Top Scorer

Summary

  • Marquette plays without leading scorer Megan Murray at Asian Games.
  • Team has not scored in over 200 minutes, facing two tough opponents.
  • Marquette's defense has not allowed a non-penalty kick goal this season.
Marquette Soccer Faces Double Whammy Without Top Scorer

Marquette's soccer team faces a challenging weekend with two difficult matches, complicated by the absence of their top scorer, Megan Murray. Murray is currently with the Philippine national team for the Asian Games and will miss at least five games. Her absence is keenly felt as Marquette has struggled offensively, failing to score in their last two matches, totaling over 200 minutes without a goal.

This offensive slump coincides with a tough schedule, beginning with a match against the #17 Baylor Bears on Thursday, September 10, 2026, in Waco, Texas. Baylor has a 5-1 record, with key players like Lauren Omholt and Grace White leading their scoring efforts. The Bears also boast a strong assist game, highlighting their team-oriented offense.

Following the Baylor match, Marquette will host Loyola Chicago on Sunday, September 13, 2026, in Milwaukee. The Golden Eagles hold a historical advantage over Loyola Chicago, with a 5-1-1 record. However, Loyola has also experienced an up-and-down season, with only three goals scored overall, led by Maggie Schmidt. Marquette's defense has been a strong point, allowing no non-penalty goals this season and limiting opponents' shots, which will be crucial as they navigate the next month without Murray.

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