No. 7 Mountaineers Improve to 5-0 by Defeating Marshall, 1
Wilson ended a two-year scoring drought as West Virginia controlled possession and outshot Marshall 25-1 in shots on goal.
- On Sunday night, fourth-year forward Jordyn Wilson scored the lone goal in the 50th minute, leading the Mountaineers to a 1-0 victory over Marshall in the Mountain State Derby at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium.
- West Virginia head coach Nikki Izzo-Brown remains 6-0 all-time against Marshall, extending a series where every contest has ended in a shutout since 1998.
- The Mountaineers dominated offensively with 25 total shots and 11 on goal, though Marshall goalkeeper Emma Durand made 10 saves to keep the deficit narrow.
- Fourth-Year star defender Gianna Koss exited the match at the 46th minute with a lower leg injury; head coach Izzo-Brown praised Wilson's return from injury as a "big confidence booster."
- Boasting a perfect 5-0 record, the Mountaineers will host UConn at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 13, at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium for their final non-conference matchup.
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No. 7 Mountaineers improve to 5-0 by defeating Marshall, 1
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Jordyn Wilson’s goal in the 50th minute allowed No. 7 West Virginia to extend their perfect start to the season by defeating Marshall, 1-0 in front of a crowd of 1,365 fans at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium. The match was the centerpiece of Alumni Weekend for the WVU women’s soccer team, celebrating the 30th season of the program. “I got to kiss more babies, I saw teenagers, it was like I was at a big Italian wedding and I was the…
Jordyn Wilson’s 1st goal since 2023 difference-maker in No. 7 WVU women’s soccer win over Marshall
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia women’s soccer forward Jordyn Wilson hadn’t scored since 2023, her first season seeing action for the Mountaineers. Since then, she’s played two full seasons and a few games in 2025, missing most of the year due to injury. Wilson broke the drought with the lone goal in No. 7 WVU’s 1-0 win […]
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Marshall University AthleticsHerd Downed by Lone Second-Half Goal at No. 7 WVU
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Marshall Women’s Soccer (3-2-2) held strong against No. 7 WVU (5-0), ultimately falling by a 1-0 scoreline in front of a full capacity at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium Sunday evening. Marshall – who entered with one draw in nine previous matches all-time against Top-25 competition – played the Mountaineers to a scoreless first 45. Goalkeeper Emma Durand made six saves to keep WVU off the board heading into the break. Six saves fo…
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