Saturday, November 7
Seattle, Wash.
2 p.m. MT
University of Denver
at
Seattle
Photo by: Sophie Hamill/Denver Athletics
11/5/2026 10:00:00 AM | Women's Soccer
The Pioneers will close out the campaign at top of the table Seattle on Saturday afternoon
WHO: Denver (4-9-3, 3-4-1 WCC) at Seattle (11-4-4, 5-1-2 WCC)
WHAT: 2026 Regular Season Finale
WHERE: Championship Field (Seattle, Wash.)
WHEN: Saturday, November 7, at 2 p.m. MT
LAST TIME OUT:
Denver scored three goals in the opening eight minutes and five in total, led by a brace from Kera Nguyen in the Pioneers 5-1 Senior Day victory over Pacific on Halloween. FULL RECAP
SERIES HISTORY:
Denver holds a 1-0-1 series lead over Seattle. The two teams met in Montana a year ago, a 1-1 draw following a Denver goal from Brooke Ahern in the 76th minute. FULL HISTORY
PIO POINTS
Eight Pioneers have registered their first career collegiate points in 2026 including returners and first-time goal scorers Olivia Kroska and Nora Zelazny. Among returners, Kit Mooney and Kacey Harvey also have their first NCAA points, doing so with assists. Mooney shares the team lead in assists this year with two.
Three freshmen have found their first collegiate points, and each has at least a goal to her name. Caitlin Staats leads the way with a goal and two assists — tied for the most on the team. Maeve Morgan also has a goal and an assist. Reese Morgan owns two ponts off a goal.
Camila Palacios also earned her first point as a Pioneer with an assist at DePaul on August 20.
Freshman Keirra Venson scored her first career goal on October 31 against Pacific.
PIOS ON THE PITCH
Of the 27 student-athletes on the Denver roster, 25 have seen minutes in 2026 including collegiate debuts for all five freshmen after Maeve Morgan first played on September 17 against Air Force. Three sophomores (Lucy Garnsey, Riley Jeffries and Olivia Kroska) have also played their first NCAA minutes.
Garnsey, Kroska, Shay Payne and sophomore transfer Camila Palacios have each made their first NCAA starts, and senior transfer Jaidin Kinch made her DU debut on September 17.
DU hit a season high 24 student-athletes that entered the match last Saturday against Pacific. The previous season high was 21, matched three times this season.
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WHAT: 2026 Regular Season Finale
WHERE: Championship Field (Seattle, Wash.)
WHEN: Saturday, November 7, at 2 p.m. MT
LAST TIME OUT:
Denver scored three goals in the opening eight minutes and five in total, led by a brace from Kera Nguyen in the Pioneers 5-1 Senior Day victory over Pacific on Halloween. FULL RECAP
SERIES HISTORY:
Denver holds a 1-0-1 series lead over Seattle. The two teams met in Montana a year ago, a 1-1 draw following a Denver goal from Brooke Ahern in the 76th minute. FULL HISTORY
PIO POINTS
Eight Pioneers have registered their first career collegiate points in 2026 including returners and first-time goal scorers Olivia Kroska and Nora Zelazny. Among returners, Kit Mooney and Kacey Harvey also have their first NCAA points, doing so with assists. Mooney shares the team lead in assists this year with two.
Three freshmen have found their first collegiate points, and each has at least a goal to her name. Caitlin Staats leads the way with a goal and two assists — tied for the most on the team. Maeve Morgan also has a goal and an assist. Reese Morgan owns two ponts off a goal.
Camila Palacios also earned her first point as a Pioneer with an assist at DePaul on August 20.
Freshman Keirra Venson scored her first career goal on October 31 against Pacific.
PIOS ON THE PITCH
Of the 27 student-athletes on the Denver roster, 25 have seen minutes in 2026 including collegiate debuts for all five freshmen after Maeve Morgan first played on September 17 against Air Force. Three sophomores (Lucy Garnsey, Riley Jeffries and Olivia Kroska) have also played their first NCAA minutes.
Garnsey, Kroska, Shay Payne and sophomore transfer Camila Palacios have each made their first NCAA starts, and senior transfer Jaidin Kinch made her DU debut on September 17.
DU hit a season high 24 student-athletes that entered the match last Saturday against Pacific. The previous season high was 21, matched three times this season.
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Like Denver Pioneers and Denver Women's Soccer on Facebook
Follow @DU_Pioneers and @DU_WSoccer on X (Twitter)
Follow @denverpioneers and @Denver_WSoccer on Instagram
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