DETROIT-- The Wayne State University women's soccer program (7-0-2 overall, 3-0-2 GLIAC) will return to action Sunday at 3 p.m. against Davenport at the Farmers Athletic Complex in Caledonia, Mich.  The Panthers enter Sunday's rematch with a 4-3-3 overall record and a 2-3-1 GLIAC mark. 

Sunday's contest will mark the second meeting between the Warriors and Panthers this season, as Wayne State recorded a 3-0 victory on Sept. 20 at the WSU Soccer Complex.  Junior Jess Clyde (Ann Arbor, Mich. / Huron [Schoolcraft C.C.]) scored 58 seconds into the match, while graduate student Mairin Wessner (Northville, Mich. [Dayton]) and sophomore Jenna Moeller (Center Line, Mich. / Warren Regina [Siena Heights]) added second-half goals.  Sophomore goalkeeper Kate Helfen (Troy, Mich. [Cincinnati]) made four saves to record the shutout. 

QUOTING COACH STEINARD
"Playing a team a second time is always difficult.  Davenport is well coached and organized, and going on the road will only make it harder.  Since it's our only game of the weekend, we can put all of our focus into them."

LEADING THE WARRIORS 
Wayne State enters Sunday's rematch unbeaten at 7-0-2 overall and 3-0-2 in GLIAC play.  The Warriors are coming off a 3-2 victory at Purdue Northwest on Sept. 27. 

Freshman Sienna Mroue (Dearborn, Mich.) leads WSU, and the GLIAC, with seven goals.  Mroue also has two assists and three game-winning goals to her name.  Wessner follows with five goals on the season.  Moeller has three goals and one assist, while Clyde has two goals and two assists. 

In goal, Helfen (6-0-2) has played 720 minutes across eight matches, allowing six goals while making 23 saves. 

Wayne State is currently one of 14 unbeaten NCAA Division II women's soccer teams and the only undefeated team in the Midwest Region.

SCOUTING THE PANTHERS 
Davenport (4-3-3 overall, 2-3-1 GLIAC) enters Sunday's rematch with Wayne State following a 3-0 loss to Grand Valley State earlier today.  

Freshman Audrey Muterspaugh leads the Panthers with six goals and two assists on the season.  Junior Isabella Workman follows Muterspaugh with two goals and four assists.  Junior Elizabeth Wolter (3-2-3) holds down the net for DU with 10 goals allowed and 38 saves.  

UP NEXT
Wayne State will return to Detroit on Friday, Oct. 9, to host Saginaw Valley State at 3 p.m. at the WSU Soccer Complex.  It will be the first meeting between the Warriors and Cardinals this season.