Purdue soccer achieved a remarkable 7-0 victory over Chicago State, marking their second consecutive match scoring seven goals. The Boilermakers showcased dominance, outshooting the Cougars 53-3 and recording a new attendance record of 4,111 fans. Jaiden Anderson and Rosa Maalouf each netted two goals, with Purdue scoring five times in a 14-minute spree. This performance is the first instance in program history where the Boilermakers scored seven goals in back-to-back games, surpassing their previous record from 2002.

By the Numbers
  • Purdue recorded 53 shots, the most in a single match.
  • The team set a new attendance record with 4,111 fans present.
Yes, But

While the win highlighted Purdue's offensive strength, it raises questions about the competitive balance as they faced a Chicago State team struggling defensively.

State of Play
  • Purdue's offense has scored seven goals in consecutive matches for the first time in program history.
  • The team maintained a defensive shutout, allowing only three shots from Chicago State.
What's Next

Purdue will look to continue their momentum in upcoming matches against more challenging opponents, testing their offensive prowess and defensive strategies.

Bottom Line

Purdue's back-to-back 7-0 victories underscore their offensive capabilities, but they must prepare for stiffer competition to further establish their position this season.