IU Indianapolis women's soccer will kick off the 2026 season by facing Ball State on August 12 at 4:00 p.m. The Jaguars, under head coach Angela Berry White in her second year, return seven starters and a majority of last season's scoring, including junior Keilah Muldrow, who led with three goals despite injuries. Their strategy emphasizes an aggressive, attacking style, with an aim to improve on their eighth place projection in the Horizon League. The team has also welcomed nine newcomers, including transfer goalkeepers and talented freshmen poised to make an impact.

By the Numbers
  • Last season, IU Indy scored 19 goals, with 14 returning players contributing to that total.
  • Ball State had a record of 10-7-3 last season, with a home record of 2-4-2.
Yes, But

Despite returning key players, the Jaguars face challenges with Ball State historically having the upper hand in their matchup, winning last season's encounter 1-0.

State of Play
  • The Jaguars are focused on becoming a more attacking team this season.
  • They begin a series of three consecutive road matches, starting with Ball State and followed by Louisville.
What's Next

The Jaguars will look to build momentum with back-to-back games on the road, aiming for improved performance against tougher competitors like Louisville immediately following their matchup with Ball State.

Bottom Line

As IU Indianapolis aims to establish themselves in the Horizon League, their success will hinge on their ability to score goals and leverage the experience of returning players in their season opener.