GAMEDAY ⚽️ TENNESSEE SOCCER THREAD ⚽️ #3 LADY VOLS @ Oklahoma 8PM SECN

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OXFORD, Miss. – Ole Miss Soccer will host No. 5 Tennessee this Sunday for the annual Mental Health Awareness match. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. CT with Will Kollmeyer (pxp), Ian Banner (analyst) and Loral Winn (sideline) on the call for SEC Network+.

QUICK KICKS
  • Ole Miss enters off a 0-2 loss against No. 13 Mississippi State Thursday.
  • The Rebels and Lady Vols last met in September of 2024. Tennessee leads the all-time series 19-4-2.
  • Ole Miss has used nine different starting lineup combinations through ten games.
  • Taylor Prigge made her first career SEC start in goal at No. 13 Mississippi State, tallying five saves in the match.
  • Katie Ramsden leads Ole Miss in goals, points and assists this season.
  • Six Rebels have found the back of the net: Ramsden, Rodriguez, Kate Smith, Brooklyn Marn, Tate Blincoe and Evie Ewing.
  • Sidney O'Billovich tied a career-high 11 saves in the SEC opener against Auburn.
  • Ole Miss has three international players on the roster this season: Katie Ramsden (England), Taylor Howarth (England) and Timéa Thorel (France).
  • The Ole Miss Soccer Stadium underwent a 3.75-million-dollar renovation this summer which included a new playing surface, new practice area, 9000sqft turf area, new video board, new audio system, a berm seating area on the north end and new team shelters.
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WEAR GREEN

Fans are encouraged to wear green to Sunday's Mental Health Awareness match. Students can take in the action from the brand-new berm seating area behind the northwest goal. Right field rules apply (no glass is permitted). Students and the public who choose to engage must enter through the northwest gate next to the Gillom Center. Fans wishing to sit on the berm area but do not bring a chair or cooler may enter through the main gate.

WHAT'S ON FILM
No. 5 Tennessee (10-1-1, 4-1-0 SEC) enters off a 2-0 win against No. 17 Georgia this past Thursday in Knoxville. The Lady Vols came firing out of the gates to open the season, taking down No. 1 North Carolina in the season opener. Tennessee is led by Alivia Stott and Shae O'Rourke who each have five goals this season. Ally Brown leads the team in passing with four assists. Joe Kirt is in his fourth season at UT and has tallied a 39-21-11 record, winning at least nine games in each of his first four years.
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OXFORD, Miss. – Ole Miss Soccer will host No. 5 Tennessee this Sunday for the annual Mental Health Awareness match. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. CT with Will Kollmeyer (pxp), Ian Banner (analyst) and Loral Winn (sideline) on the call for SEC Network+.

QUICK KICKS
  • Ole Miss enters off a 0-2 loss against No. 13 Mississippi State Thursday.
  • The Rebels and Lady Vols last met in September of 2024. Tennessee leads the all-time series 19-4-2.
  • Ole Miss has used nine different starting lineup combinations through ten games.
  • Taylor Prigge made her first career SEC start in goal at No. 13 Mississippi State, tallying five saves in the match.
  • Katie Ramsden leads Ole Miss in goals, points and assists this season.
  • Six Rebels have found the back of the net: Ramsden, Rodriguez, Kate Smith, Brooklyn Marn, Tate Blincoe and Evie Ewing.
  • Sidney O'Billovich tied a career-high 11 saves in the SEC opener against Auburn.
  • Ole Miss has three international players on the roster this season: Katie Ramsden (England), Taylor Howarth (England) and Timéa Thorel (France).
  • The Ole Miss Soccer Stadium underwent a 3.75-million-dollar renovation this summer which included a new playing surface, new practice area, 9000sqft turf area, new video board, new audio system, a berm seating area on the north end and new team shelters.
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WEAR GREEN

Fans are encouraged to wear green to Sunday's Mental Health Awareness match. Students can take in the action from the brand-new berm seating area behind the northwest goal. Right field rules apply (no glass is permitted). Students and the public who choose to engage must enter through the northwest gate next to the Gillom Center. Fans wishing to sit on the berm area but do not bring a chair or cooler may enter through the main gate.

WHAT'S ON FILM
No. 5 Tennessee (10-1-1, 4-1-0 SEC) enters off a 2-0 win against No. 17 Georgia this past Thursday in Knoxville. The Lady Vols came firing out of the gates to open the season, taking down No. 1 North Carolina in the season opener. Tennessee is led by Alivia Stott and Shae O'Rourke who each have five goals this season. Ally Brown leads the team in passing with four assists. Joe Kirt is in his fourth season at UT and has tallied a 39-21-11 record, winning at least nine games in each of his first four years.
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OXFORD, Miss. — The No. 3/5 Tennessee soccer team travels to Ole Miss for a Sunday afternoon match.

Kickoff is scheduled for 3 p.m. ET and will be streamed on SEC Network+, with Will Kollmeyer (play-by-play), Ian Beyer (analyst) and Loral Winn (sideline) on the call.

Sunday marks the 26th all-time meeting between the two teams, with Tennessee leading the series 19-4-2. The Lady Vols have won the last six matchups dating back to 2016 and are unbeaten in their last 10 trips to Oxford, holding a 9-0-1 record and outscoring Ole Miss 19-8 on the road.

Last time out, Tennessee defeated No. 17 Georgia, extending its win streak to four games and maintaining an undefeated 6-0 record at home. Jenna Stayart and Ally Brown each scored in the win, which marked the fourth time the Lady Vols have faced a ranked opponent this season and the fourth time they've shut out a ranked team.

FIRING ON ALL CYLINDERS: Through twelve matches, UT has 10 goal-scorers, including four Lady Vols who have scored two or more goals in a single match. Shae O'Rourke, Anaiyah Robinson and Kate Runyon have registered braces for the Big Orange as Alivia Stott fired five goals against EKU--the stretch marked the most goals ever scored in one half in program history and the shortest span in which a Tennessee player has tallied five goals. Each of her five goals was assisted by a different Lady Vol. In total 15 Lady Vols have recorded at least one assist this season, the most in the SEC.

LOCKDOWN DEFENSE: The Tennessee backline has become a consistent force combined with Sophomore goalie Cayden Norris. Defenders Ally Brown, Leah Klurman, Kennedy Price and Sydney Miller have helped secure seven consecutive shutouts to start the season. Additionally, throughout twelve matches, the UT defense has secured ten clean sheets.

RANKINGS: Tennessee soccer entered the 2025 season unranked but quickly inserted itself into the polls after two top-five wins in three matches to start the season. Currently, the Lady Vols are No. 5 in United Soccer Coaches Poll rankings. UT's highest ranking in the program's history came in week four when the squad earned a No. 1 national ranking.

SCOUTING THE REBELS: Ole Miss enters Sunday's matchup after a 2-0 loss at No. 13 Mississippi State. The Rebels are 0-4-1 in SEC play and 4-5-1 overall. Senior goalkeeper Sidney O'Billovich leads the SEC with 42 saves.
 
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Good luck to Sarah Greiner who transferred to the Miam Hurricanes.I believe she is the only player from last years roster to leave Knoxville in the portal.
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Miami Soccer Announces Addition of Eight Transfers

Miami soccer added eight transfer players that will join the program for the 2025 season.
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Miami Soccer Announces Addition of Eight Transfers​

CORAL GABLES, Fla. – The University of Miami soccer program and Head Coach Ken Masuhr have officially announced the additions of eight transfer players ahead of the 2025 season.
Miami’s transfer class includes Sarah Greiner (Forward // Tennessee), Emilie Simpson (Midfielder // Arizona State), Allie Serlanga (Forward // Clemson), Cisel Akgül (Forward // Flagler), Éabha O’Mahony (Defender // Texas), Atlee Olofson (Goalkeeper // Notre Dame), Lauren Rodriguez (Goalkeeper, Columbia), and Nanaka Inaba (Midfielder // Jacksonville State).

“We are thrilled to bring these women into our program, each with extensive playing backgrounds and college soccer experience,” said Masuhr. “They will help us continue to build a competitive foundation of our game model and team culture. These women, along with our signings for the 2025 class, will further add to the framework we are creating and the standards we set and continue to raise.”

Sarah Greiner
Greiner is a forward from Braselton, Georgia who will make her way to Miami after spending the first two seasons of her collegiate career competing for Tennessee. Across two seasons with the Volunteers, she appeared in 17 matches, while making one start.
This past season, Greiner scored one goal, the game-winner in a critical 1-0 victory over Florida to secure a spot in the SEC Tournament. Greiner also recorded one assist on the season in Tennessee’s home opener against Chattanooga.
In her freshman season, Greiner appeared in 13 matches, recording 12 shots, six of which were on frame. She scored one goal in a 4-1 victory over California.
Prior to Tennessee, Greiner attended Flowery Branch High School where she was a three-time First Team All-Region honoree, in addition to being named the 2023 Region 8-AAAAA Player of the Year and the 2024 Hall County Soccer Player of the Year. Greiner scored 129 goals throughout her high school career, and she set the Flowery Branch High School single-season goal record with 54. Greiner played club soccer for GSA where she earned ECNL First Team All-Southeast Conference honors in 2021, 2022, and 2023.
She will have two years of eligibility remaining at Miami.

Her goal against Florida with two minutes left in the regular season got us into the SEC tournament.
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Sarah Greiner was the only impact underclassman to leave in the portal last year. She transferred to Miami.



The fact that everyone besides Sarah returned from last year’s squad speaks volumes about our coaching staff and team’s culture. It’s very unusual in today’s climate to keep teams intact. Not only that, Tennessee pulled in 3 of the best SEC players from the portal (unfortunately 2 of them picked up ACL injuries in Shae O’Rourke and Kylee Simmons.)



So back to Greiner. Here are a couple highlights while she was in Knoxville.



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Sarah’s goal against Florida last year in a must win match. Without the goal, Tennessee doesn’t make the SEC Tournament or the NCAA Tournament.

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So why did she leave?

While watching the Hurricanes/Seminoles match Friday, I discovered a very good reason.

Jeremy Comer, former Vol pitcher.



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Tennessee is in third place in the conference standings, one point behind Arkansas and Mississippi State.



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If the Lady Vols win, they will move up to second no matter who wins the Razorbacks/Bulldogs match.

But in case some of you don’t know how the conference points work.
Win = 3
Tie = 1
Loss = 0

So best case scenario, we win, and ARK-MSU Tie.
Tennessee would be alone at the top in First Place with 15 points while they would be tied at 14.

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brittannica said:
Does anyone call the games over the radio? Am driving to see my parents and would love to listen in. Worst case i can just stream the game via espn on my phone and play the audio through the car sound system.
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Unfortunately neither school does a radio broadcast for soccer games.
 
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