Georgia Southern women's soccer extended their unbeaten streak to start the 2026 season with a 1-1 draw against UNCW on Sunday. The Eagles, now holding a record of 2-0-2, achieved their best start since 2012, while UNCW went to 3-0-1. Georgia Southern effectively utilized VAR to earn a penalty kick in the first half, which was successfully converted by Kendall Wilson. UNCW equalized early in the second half, and despite chances for both teams, the match ended in a draw.

By the Numbers
  • Shots: Georgia Southern 11, UNCW 9
  • Corners: UNCW 5, Georgia Southern 2
Yes, But

While both teams maintained their unbeaten streaks, the match revealed areas for improvement, particularly for Georgia Southern in maintaining possession during offensive plays.

State of Play
  • Georgia Southern's overall record is now 2-0-2, marking the first time they have been unbeaten after four matches since 2012.
  • The Eagles will embark on a four-game road trip starting Thursday against Mercer in Macon, GA.
What's Next

The upcoming match against Mercer will be crucial for the Eagles as they seek to maintain their unbeaten record and improve their offensive efficiency moving forward.

Bottom Line

The draw reflects a balanced competition, highlighting the need for Georgia Southern to enhance their offensive tactics while showcasing their defensive resilience against a strong UNCW team.