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INDIANAPOLIS - The IUPUI women's soccer team will look to snap a six-game winless streak on Sunday (Sept. 9) when the Jaguars host Evansville (2-5) at Carroll Stadium at 1:00 p.m.. Sunday's game will be broadcast on ESPN+ as Scott Agness (pxp) will call the action from high atop the pitch. Sunday's match is also part of the ROAR for 5 Challenge as fans participating in the challenge as part of the Welcoming Campus Initiative will receive FREE admission. 

IUPUI (1-4-2) was primed for a home victory on Wednesday night (Sept. 5), but yielded three unanswered second half goals to Taylor University in playing the Trojans to a 3-3 draw. Morgan Rymer, Natalie McNally and Elizabeth Bueckers all netted their first career scores in the tie while sophomore Miranda Ricks tied the program's single-game record with three assists. Junior goalkeeper Sophia Lipka played 65 minutes of scoreless soccer in net while reserve sophomore Skylar England was in goal for the Trojans' three tallies. 

Ricks has been the story of the Jaguars' first third of the season, either scoring or assisting on six of the team's seven goals. The sophomore from Avon, Ind., has eight points (two goals, four assists) to start the season while Bueckers and McNally are tied for second on the team with three points each. Lipka lowered her goals against average to 1.58 on the season, having made 38 saves at a .776 save percentage. 

McNally has been a rock defensively, leading the field players in minutes played. 

Twenty-one different players have seen time for the Jaguars in the season's early going, but head coach Chris Johnson anticipates tightening up his rotations as Horizon League play nears. 

QUOTABLE: "Give Taylor credit, they never quit and just kept coming at us. They never stopped and kept working and you tip your cap to them for getting three goals against us," head coach Chris Johnson said after Wednesday's 3-3 draw with Taylor.  

SCOUTING EVANSVILLE: Evansville is 2-5 on the season with wins over Southeast Missouri and Tennessee Tech. The Purple Aces are coming off a 4-0 road loss at Butler on Thursday night (Sept. 6). Jayme-Lee Hunter and Montana Portenier lead the Evansville attack with two goals each and five different UE players have an assist. In goal, Michaela Till has started all seven matches, recording a 1.67 goals against average and 30 saves. 

INSIDE THE SERIES: IUPUI is 4-4-1 all-time against Evansville after winning last year's meeting, 1-0. Then-freshman Valentine Pursey netted the game's lone goal off an assist from fellow freshman Jillian Steinbrink, midway through the second half. 

NEXT UP: IUPUI will open Horizon League play on Friday, Sept. 14 at 7:00 p.m. at Cleveland State in a match that will be broadcast on ESPN3.