Presbyterian Women’s Soccer Closes 2026 Season at Radford
Presbyterian closes its 2026 women’s soccer season at Radford on Saturday, already eliminated from postseason contention and looking to snap a five-match losing streak in the series. The Blue Hose will also say goodbye to four seniors, including Lyla Chadd, who has never missed a game in her college career.
By the Numbers- Presbyterian: 4-9-1 overall, 1-6 in Big South play.
- Radford: 6-7-1 overall, 4-3 in Big South play.
- Kickoff: 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31; streaming on ESPN+.
- Chadd has appeared in 64 games and played 5,717 of a possible 5,780 minutes.
- Maddie Smith has seven goals, one shy of Presbyterian’s Division I single-season record.
Presbyterian enters on the heels of a 4-0 loss to High Point, but it did beat Longwood in its previous game. Radford has won three straight, all by 2-0 shutouts, and could climb into the league’s top three with a win and a High Point loss.
What's NextThe Blue Hose finish their season at Radford, with the game also marking the final collegiate appearance for seniors Lyla Chadd, Emma Brown, Lucy Cartin and Emilia Lieber.
Bottom LinePostseason hopes are over, but Presbyterian has a final chance to end the year on a positive note—and Chadd’s remarkable run of availability gives the finale a milestone of its own.
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