ROUND ROCK, Texas -- The LeTourneau women's soccer team has earned the No. 3 seed in the SCAC Championship tournament and will face the No. 6-seeded Ozarks Eagles on Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the Round Rock Multipurpose Complex.
Thursday's winner moves on to face No. 2 seed St. Thomas on Friday at 2:30 p.m.
DETAILS:
TOURNAMENT NOTES:
- LeTourneau has rolled to a 10-3-2 record in 2026, recording just the third 10-win season in program history.
- Going 4-2-2 in league play, the Jackets locked up the No. 3 seed in dramatic fashion on Sunday when Reagan Parks scored in the 87th minute to secure a 1-1 draw against Austin College.
- Second-year head coach Karrigan Falber leads LeTourneau to its first SCAC Tournament appearance in its second year in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference. After just missing in 2025 and being picked sixth in the SCAC coaches' preseason poll, LeTourneau finished tied for second in the regular season standings, losing the tiebreaker to St. Thomas.
- The YellowJackets are competing in their ninth conference tournament in program history.
- LeTourneau took care of business against the Eagles in the regular season, winning 2-1 on Oct. 11. The Jackets own the all-time record against Ozarks, 16-9-10, and have gone five straight unbeaten against the Eagles.
- Chanel Kemball-Cook has been nothing short of spectacular in her senior season. The forward ties the league lead with 15 goals and 36 points, while her six assists rank third. In SCAC play, Kemball-Cook tallied four goals and three assists, finishing second in the conference with 11 points.
- Kemball-Cook is one of four players to supply five assists on the season, alongside her sister Sierra Kemball-Cook, Kennedy Gortney, and Sarah Wyatt.
- Sierra Kemball-Cook has posted one of LeTourneau's best first-year seasons to date, tallying five goals and five assists, with a pair of both coming in league play.
- Wyatt accounts for three goals and five assists on the year, while Parks is third on the squad with four goals, providing pivotal offense off the bench.
- Presley McIrvin has been a stud at center back in her freshman season, tallying 1069 minutes on a defensive line that tied the program record for consecutive shutouts (6) this season. The freshman also scored the set-piece equalizer against fellow tournament team Concordia Texas this season.
- Lana Whiteman and Avery Gortney have provided much more than the numbers show, logging over 1,000 minutes each on the defensive end.Â
- Between the pipes, Kinsey Fulks has provided a pair of solo shutouts along with three combined, and was named SCAC Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 20. Fulks' 1.23 goals-against average this year is the third-best in program history.
- LeTourneau is seeking its first conference title in program history.
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