Green Bay's women's soccer team played to a 0-0 draw against Omaha, maintaining their unbeaten record at 3-0-1. This marks the first time since 1996 that Green Bay has remained undefeated through the first four matches of the season. Head coach Matt Kagan noted the team鈥檚 strong second-half performance, although they struggled to convert possession into scoring opportunities. Defensively, the team proved solid, achieving their third shutout in four games.

By the Numbers
  • Green Bay outshot Omaha 7-3 in the match.
  • The draw improves Green Bay鈥檚 all-time record against Omaha to 1-2-1.
State of Play
  • Green Bay remains unbeaten, achieving three shutouts this season.
  • The team will face St. Thomas next in their ongoing homestand.
What's Next

Green Bay will look to build on their strong start when they host St. Thomas on Thursday at 7 p.m., aiming to continue their momentum and secure a win.

Bottom Line

Green Bay's defense has been critical to their unbeaten streak, but they will need to find better finishing strength in upcoming matches to capitalize on possession and secure victories.