INDIANAPOLIS – Four teams earned wins in the 2025 Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) Women's Soccer Championship Tournament on Sunday afternoon, advancing to the semifinals on Friday, November 14, in St. Louis, Mo. The semifinals and finals will be held at the Creve Coeur Soccer Park Complex on Nov. 14 and 16.
No. 2 McKendree, No. 3 Maryville, No. 5 Drury, and No. 8 Missouri S&T each won their respective quarterfinal match.
The fifth-seeded Panthers will face the eighth-seeded Miners in the first game at 4 p.m. CT, while the second-seeded Bearcats will play the third-seeded Saints at 7 p.m. The semifinals will also be streamed live and behind a paywall on the GLVC Sports Network (GLVCSN) with more information available on the Championship Central homepage at
GLVCsports.com/2025wsoc.
Sunday's quarterfinals were held on the campuses of the higher seed.
QUARTERFINAL RESULTS
#8 Missouri S&T 1, #1 Missouri-St. Louis 0
BOX | RECAPS: S&T | UMSL
- S&T's Adriana Benassi found the back of the net with in the 72nd minute for the match's only goal
- UMSL outshot S&T 13-9 and S&T keeper Anastasia Barcom made five saves and assisted the Benassi goal.
- This is S&T's third overall time making it to the semifinals and first since 2021.
- S&T becomes the third No. 8 seed to upset the top-seeded team in the last five years.
#2 McKendree 1, #7 Lewis 0 (OT)
BOX | RECAPS: MCK | LEWIS
- MCK's Maddie Mauch scored the game-winner in the 92nd minute during overtime
- Peyton Baker stopped seven shots between the pipes for MCK
- LEWIS bested MCK in shots (16-10), shots on goal (8-6), and corner kicks (9-1)
- This is MCK's fourth-straight and eighth overall time making it to the semifinals
#3 Maryville 1, #6 Rockhurst 0
BOX | RECAPS: MU | RU
- MU's Ashlyne Hunt scored the game’s only goal in the 21st minute
- MCK recorded 12 shots compared to RU's two, respectively
- This is MU's fourth consecutive and fifth time making it to the semifinals
#5 Drury 2, #4 Quincy 0
BOX | RECAPS DU |
QU
- DU's Keira Love opened the scoring in the 14th minute
- DU’s Holland Hawkins doubled the lead in the 65th minute
- DU outshot QU 11-10 while QU had more shots on goal (7-5)
- This is DU's third-straight and sixth overall time making it to the semifinals