UCF Women’s Soccer Rebounds with Draw Against Texas Tech and Win over Cincinnati
Key points:
- UCF Women's Soccer bounced back from previous losses with a draw against Texas Tech and a win over Cincinnati.
- Goalkeeper Caroline DeLisle set a new program record with her 31st career shutout.
- Forward Dayana Martin provided a crucial assist in the match against Cincinnati.
The UCF Women’s Soccer team bounced back with a 1-1 draw against #6 Texas Tech, while setting a new program record. Forward Dayana Martin assisted midfielder Maggie Jenkins in their 57th-minute goal. The team then won 1-0 on the road against Cincinnati, with midfielder Katie Bradley scoring a penalty kick. This win also marked goalkeeper Caroline DeLisle’s 31st career shutout, surpassing the previous record of 30.5 shoutouts held by Karen Richter. With these wins, UCF has moved up in the RPI rankings and secured a place in the Big 12 Tournament.
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