ORANGE BEACH, Ala. – Indiana Wesleyan women’s soccer historical season came to an end Wednesday, in the NAIA Women’s Soccer National Championship Quarterfinals presented by The Wharf. No. 1 William Carey handed the Wildcats a 6-1 loss ending their season with a record of 19-3-2.

INSIDE THE BOX

• The Crusaders pounded the net accumulating 30 shots, landing 14 on frame. IWU mustered just six shots in the match, all falling on frame.
• IWU’s lone goal came five minutes into the first half by senior Lexis Garcia. Both Sydney Brown and Lauren Turner assisted on the goal.
• Sam Castaneda and Abby Dykema split time in goal, with Castaneda playing 57 minutes of the match.

SEASON QUICK HIGHLIGHTS

• Indiana Wesleyan’s 19 victories are the most by a women’s soccer team since 2007 when they won 21.
• Their two losses are also their fewest since 2007 when they lost twice as well.
• The Wildcats allowed just 15 goals this season, the fewest since 2012 when they allowed just 12.
• The seniors will graduate with 55 wins, the most by a class since 2010.

NEXT TIME OUT

• The 2019 women’s soccer season has concluded.