On Wednsday the Cat's avenged a loss form last year with a 5-0 over Avila. Limping in at the end of last season the Cat's dropped a 2-1 battle at Avila, the Cat's arrived this year with something to prove. Christine Janssens (pictured) led the way with 3 goals. Rachel Shepard and Janssens added a goal each. On Friday at Central Methodist the Cats again got a Goal from Janssens, this time with Haley Oborny adding the other talley. The Lady Cats hit the Crossbar three times in the first half and also had 5 shots cleared off the line throughout the game. The Cats are 4-1 in conference and 9-4-1 overall and ranked 4th in the region.

The Lady Wildcats hit the back of the net four times in a 4-1 victory over Culver-Stockton on Saturday.

Mikayla Medlock’s leg got the ‘Cats started with a great finish after rounding the goalkeeper. Nine minutes later, Christine Janssens scored the first of her two goals on an assist from Gina Schiraldi. Rachel Shepard finished the scoring in the half with a great run and finish.

Culver-Stockton struck first in the second half, but the ‘Cats extended their lead again on Janssens’ corner kick.

The Lady Cats continue their season against No. 9 William Jewell Tuesday at North Park.

The Lady Wildcats just finished their most explosive weekend of the season so far.  A total of 12 goals over two games helped the Cats beat Hannibal La Grange 3-0, and Friends University 9-0.  The Cats outshoot HLG 19-3, and Friends 30-6.
 
In Friday’s game against Hannibal La Grange, Haley Oborny started out with a great goal to send the Cats into halftime 1-0.  The second half was full of Wildcats attacks, with Sara Matthews finding the net to make the score 2-0.  Jessica Schrock finished the scoring with a goal from a great pass from Gina Schiraldi.

Sunday against Friends the Cats were firing on all cylinders.  Christine Janssens (pictured) completed a hat trick 7 minutes into the game.  Just seconds later Jenny Sampson, after hitting the post on her first attempt, walked a ball into the net.  Jessica Schrock got on the board for the second straight game with a one touch half volley.  Not to be outdone, Katie McArdle scored her first goal of the year on a left-footed shot from the top of the box.  The Cats’ continued to roll as Ashley Isbell cut a defender outside the box and finished a shot that was of professional quality to the far post, a great 30 yard bomb.  The second half saw Rachel Shepard add her second of the weekend off a great pass from Mikayla Medlock and Ashley Isbell finished the scoring with her second on the day.

The Wildcats begin conference play next week with a trip to Lindenwood on Wednesday and Culver Stockton at home on Saturday at Liston Stadium.

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The Lady Wildcats fought and won a tough game Wednesday night under hostile conditions.  The #18 Park University Pirates were looking to avenge a 1-0 overtime loss at Baker last year, and had 2nd team All- America Maria Ruiz fit and ready to go.  The Cat's were up for the challenge and jumped out to a 1-0 lead 7 minutes in.  Mikayla Medlock (pictuced) pounced a loose ball just inside the penalty area and finished off the far post.  Just 15 minutes later the Cat's scored again when Chelsea Dunn finished a goal mouth scramble to make the score 2-0.

Park fought back an came close to getting on the board when Maria Ruiz was sent through on a breakaway.  Goal keeper Pam Brummit made a highlight reel save and kept the score 2-0.  With 5 minutes left in the half Pam Brummit was injured when she dove at the feet on an attacker.  She would leave the game and later received stitches to her left eye.  Left defender freshman Haley Oborny took her place in the net. 

Oborny led the Cat's thoughout the second half only conceding one goal, and claiming the victory, the Wildcat's first ever on Park's home field.  The ladies are in action again Saturday at Hastings College.