Women's soccer ready to host Oklahoma State

Sunday, September 5

Providence, R.I.

11:00 AM

Brown University

Oklahoma State University

Photo by: David Silverman Photography

9/4/2021 9:45:00 AM | Women's Soccer

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The Brown women's soccer team will look to continue its winning ways this Sunday, Sept. 5 when it welcomes Oklahoma State to Stevenson-Pincince Field for an 11 a.m. matchup.

The Bears have won their last two games by a combined score of 7-1. The Cowgirls have also won two straight, a 2-0 win over Oklahoma and a 1-0 victory against Wright State.

The game will be broadcast live on ESPN+. Fans are strongly encouraged to purchase tickets online at BrownBears.com/tickets prior to their arrival at Stevenson-Pincince Field. Brown Athletics has moved to completely contactless ticketing, so fans should either download their digital tickets to display on a mobile device or print them at home prior to arrival.

What to Know About Brown (2-1-0):

The Bears' offense has been on fire the last two games, posting seven goals from five different players. Brittany Raphino, who leads the team with five points, is tied with Miya Grant-Clavijo for the team lead of two goals.
Kayla Duran has a team-high two assists through three games, while five other Bears have recorded a single assist.
Lexi Quinn picked up her first collegiate points against URI. She first recorded an assist on Raphino's goal and then scored one of her own to give Brown a three-goal lead.

What to Know About Oklahoma State (3-1-0):

In the most recent United Soccer Coaches poll, the Cowgirls received 45 points, which would have put them at 30^th in the nation if the poll extended that far.
OSU's seven goals on the year have come from four different players. Grace Yochum leads the way with three and also leads the team with seven points. Seven players have recorded an assist.
Evie Vitali has played all four games in goal for the Cowgirls, while posting a .75 goals against average and a .833 save percentage.
This will be OSU and Brown's first meeting in program history.