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ATHENS, W.Va. – The Concord University women's soccer team embarks on a two-game homestand as it wraps up Mountain East Conference North Division play against nationally-ranked Fairmont State 1:00 p.m. Sunday before starting the second time through the MEC South with West Virginia State 1:00 p.m. Wednesday.
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SERIES HISTORY vs. Fairmont State: Concord leads 10-6-2
SERIES HISTORY vs. West Virginia State: Concord leads 6-4-3
Last Five Meetings vs. Fairmont State
November 12, 2025: Fairmont State 2 – Concord 1 (Fairmont, W.Va.)
October 1, 2025: Fairmont State 3 – Concord 2 (Athens, W.Va.)
November 10, 2024: Fairmont State 2 – Concord 1 (Fairmont, W.Va.)
October 2, 2024: Fairmont State 2 – Concord 1 (Fairmont, W.Va.)
September 27, 2023; Concord 8 – Fairmont State (Beckley, W.Va.)
Last Five Meetings vs. West Virginia State
September 16, 2026: West Virginia State 2 – Concord 1 (Institute, W.Va.)
October 26, 2025: West Virginia State 2 – Concord 1 (Institute, W.Va.)
September 28, 2025: Concord 2 – West Virginia State 0 (Athens, W.Va.)
October 27, 2024: Concord 4 – West Virginia State 3 (Athens, W.Va.)
September 18, 2024: Concord 0 – West Virginia State 0 (Institute, W.Va.)
Concord at a Glance
Overall Record: 3-7-2
MEC Record: 3-5-2
Home Record: 1-3-1
Away Record: 2-4-1
MEC South Rank: Fifth
Last Five: 2-1-2
Fairmont State at a Glance
Overall Record: 10-0-2
MEC Record: 8-0-2
Home Record: 5-0-2
Away Record: 5-0
MEC North Rank: Fifth
Last Five: 4-0-1
West Virginia State at a Glance
Overall Record: 4-3-5
MEC Record: 4-2-4
Home Record: 2-1-2
Away Record: 2-2-3
MEC South Rank: Second
Last Five: 1-1-3
TALE OF THE TAPE: Concord vs. Fairmont State
| Concord |
Statistical Category |
Fairmont State |
| 3 |
Wins |
10 |
| 20 |
Goals |
26 |
| 106 |
Shots on Goal |
88 |
| 26 |
Goals Allowed |
7 |
| 15 |
Assists |
20 |
| 46 |
Saves |
37 |
| 56 |
Corner Kicks |
56 |
TALE OF THE TAPE: Concord vs. West Virginia State
| Concord |
Statistical Category |
WV State |
| 3 |
Wins |
4 |
| 20 |
Goals |
22 |
| 106 |
Shots on Goal |
74 |
| 26 |
Goals Allowed |
17 |
| 15 |
Assists |
10 |
| 46 |
Saves |
36 |
| 56 |
Corner Kicks |
52 |
Concord Leaders
Goals: Daisy Cook (6),
Molly Watters (5),
Katie Garratt (3)
Assists: Daisy Cook (4),
Ela Marit Del Orbe (3),
Ella Rowell (3)
Points: Daisy Cook (16),
Molly Watters (12),
Katie Garratt (6)
Saves: Maddie Loughborough (26)
Goals-Against Average: Kayla Garza (1.56)
Fairmont State Leaders
Goals: Dayra Dinarte (3), Valentina Gianinetto (3), Arrington Sparks (3), Serenity Thomas (3), Sam Yuen (3)
Assists: Dayra Dinarte (3), Four Tied (2)
Points: Dayra Dinarte (9), Arrington Sparks (8), Serenity Thomas (8), Sam Yuen (8)
Saves: Olivia Johnston (36)
Goals-Against Average: Olivia Johnston (0.60)
West Virginia State Leaders
Goals: Leila Karam (6), Maria Hernandez Diaz (3), Rachel Okoro (3)
Assists: Leila Karam (3), Danni Watson (2), Five Tied (1)
Points: Leila Karam (15), Maria Hernandez Diaz (7), Rachel Okoro (7)
Saves: Celina Seggelmann (31)
Goals-Against Average: Celina Seggelmann (1.49)
FIRST-TIME GOAL SCORERS
Concord bagged four goals in a 4-2 win at West Liberty Wednesday night. Sophomore midfielder
Daisy Cook scored her team-leading and MEC-leading sixth goal of the season, and sophomore defender
Molly Watters netted her fourth goal in the last four games and fifth of the year. The other two goals for the Mountain Lions came from first-time goal scorers in 2026, sophomore midfielder
Alex Kelly and junior forward
Ailsa Swinburne. For Swinburne, it was her first goal since the season opener in 2025 versus Kutztown. And for Kelly, it was first career goal at CU.  Kelly and Swinburne became the first eighth and ninth goal scorers for the Mountain Lions this season—Concord had 15 goal scorers in 2025.
BREAK THE STREAK
CU owns a 10-6-2 advantage in the all-time series versus Fairmont State, but has dropped four of the last five matchups to the Fighting Falcons, all by one goal. The two sides have met in the each of the last two MEC Tournaments, the 2025 conference semifinals and the 2024 conference quarterfinals. In last year's regular-season meeting, the Mountain Lions fell 3-2. Rowell assisted on one of the goals while junior midfielder
Stephanie Tovar assisted on a goal in the 2025 MEC Semifinals. Sunday's matchup will be the first time CU faces off with Fairmont State when FSU is nationally-ranked as the Fighting Falcons come in as the 21
st-rated team in Division II.
TOP OF THE LEADERBOARD
Wednesday's clash against West Virginia State will be a meeting of two of the top goal scorers in the MEC in Cook and West Virginia's State Leila Karam. The pair is tied with Frostburg State's Mollie Rebuck for the goals lead in the conference at six. Cook has a one-point lead in the overall points race (16-15) over Karam after collecting her first career four-point game at West Liberty this past Wednesday. Cook has heated up recently with 10 points over the last four games. Karam did her work early on the season as she only has two points over the last four contests. Â
PROTECTING HOME TURF
Concord has dropped its last two games to West Virginia State, however, both have come on the road. The Mountain Lions have only lost one home game to the Yellow Jackets, going 4-1-1 all-time. Last year, CU scored twice in the second half to down WVSU, 2-0, at Callaghan Stadium. Cook scored on a goal assisted by Tovar while sophomore forward
Alana Ferguson assisted on the second score. The only home lost for Concord against the Yellow Jackets came during the 2022 season when WVSU made the NCAA Tournament. Earlier this season, CU lost 2-1 at West Virginia State with Rowell scoring in the 70
th minute.
SCOUTING THE FIGHTING FALCONS
The only two blemishes for Fairmont State were a pair of ties, a scoreless draw with Frostburg State and a 1-1 draw versus West Virginia State. FSU is perhaps the most balanced team offensively in the MEC. The Fighting Falcons are second in the MEC in goals scored (26), but no player has more than three goals, and no player has more than nine points on the year. Fourteen players have already found the goal column for FSU. Goalkeeper Olivia Johnston and the Fairmont State backline have only conceded seven goals this season, second fewest in the conference.
SCOUTING THE YELLOW JACKETS
WVSU has been a bit wobbly as of late, winning just one of its last five games. On Wednesday, West Virginia State held the powerful Frostburg State offense to one goal while Rachel Okoro converted a penalty kick in the 78
th minute to earn a 1-1 tie. Okoro and Maria Hernandez Diaz supplement the offense with three goals each behind Karam's six goals. Earlier this season, Hernandez Diaz and Jazz Cedillo scored in WVSU's 2-1 win over Concord.
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