Friday, October 10
St. Cloud, Minn.
5:00 P.M. CT
St. Cloud State
vs
Bemidji State
St. Cloud State Women’s Soccer Hosts Bemidji State and Minnesota Duluth in NSIC play
10/9/2025 11:14:00 AM | Women's Soccer
Huskies look to continue program-best nine-game unbeaten streak to start 2025 and has shutout last five opponents
ST. CLOUD, Minn. – St. Cloud State Women's Soccer (6-0-3, 4-0-2 NSIC) looks to continue its program-record nine game unbeaten streak and five consecutive shutouts when the Huskies host Bemidji State and Minnesota Duluth at Husky Stadium this weekend. The Huskies and Beavers will kick off on Friday at 5:00 p.m. CT before a Sunday afternoon game between the Huskies and Bulldogs at 1:00 p.m. CT.
FOLLOW THE HUSKIES
Both matches will be streamed on NSIC Network with live stats available through SideArm Stats on SCSU's website. Links to both coverage options at the St. Cloud State Women's Soccer schedule page.
Game 8 – vs. Bemidji State – Friday, Oct. 10 / 5:00 p.m. / Watch (NSIC Network) / Live Stats
Game 9 – vs. Minnesota Duluth – Sunday, Oct. 12 / 1:00 p.m. / Watch (NSIC Network) / Live Stats
GAME DAY PROMOTIONS
Friday, Oct. 10 vs. Bemidji State
Promotion: Breast Cancer Awareness Game
Sunday, Oct. 12 vs. Minnesota Duluth
Promotion: CMYSA Youth Day
SERIES HISTORY
In the all-time series between SCSU and Bemidji State, the Beavers have a slight edge at 13-10-3 and a 4-1-1 advantage in the last six games. However, the Huskies have a win in the most recent matchup, a 2-1 win on Sept. 22 last season in St. Cloud. Senior forward Ellie Primerano (Saint Joseph, Mich.) scored the game-winning goal in the game in the 66th minute, solidifying the win for the Huskies.
Against Duluth, SCSU is 15-19-6, but the Huskies are currently on a nine-game winning streak against the Bulldogs dating back to Sept. 9, 2018. Last season, Primerano and junior forward Linsey Trapino (Verona, Wis.) both scored for the Huskies in a 2-1 win in Duluth on Sept. 20.
STRICKLAND NAMED NSIC GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEK
Redshirt sophomore Jaylee Strickland (Columbus, Ohio) was named the NSIC Goalkeeper of the Week after posting six saves in shutouts against Sioux Falls and Southwest Minnesota State while SCSU matched a program record for consecutive saves. Her NSIC weekly honor is the first time in her career she has been named the NSIC Goalkeeper of the Week.
Strickland made three saves each against Sioux Falls (0-0, Oct. 3) and Southwest Minnesota State (2-0, Oct. 5) to record her fifth and sixth shutouts of the season. The blank sheets give SCSU five straight shutouts, which matches a program record for most consecutive shutouts, pulling even with the five consecutive shutout victories from Nov. 1 – Nov. 13, 2019. Strickland and the Huskies have now held their opponents scoreless for 481 consecutive minutes. The win also pushes SCSU's unbeaten streak to nine to start the 2025 campaign, extending its program-record best start to a season.
Strickland's six shutouts this season gives her 14th career blank sheets as she moves into fifth place in program history in career shutouts, surpassing Evie Kohn (13, 2019-22). Among NSIC leaders this season, Strickland ranks second in shutouts (six), goals-against average (0.35) and save percentage (.912).
PROGRAM RECORDS START TO FALL
With its 1-0 win over UMary on Sept. 21, SCSU pushed its unbeaten streak to a program-high five games to start the season, surpassing its previous best start of 3-0-1 in 2002. SCSU has now extended that unbeaten streak to nine games, far surpassing its previous best record of staying undefeated to start a season. With two more wins or draws, SCSU could match its longest unbeaten streak ever, which currently sits at 11 from Sept. 29 – Nov. 7, 2024.
SCSU currently has five straight shutouts, which matches a program record for most consecutive shutouts, pulling even with the five consecutive shutout victories from Nov. 1 – Nov. 13, 2019. The Huskies have held their opponents scoreless for 481 consecutive minutes.
A balanced attack offensively and defensively has helped SCSU jump out to the fast start, with the Huskies ranking in the top five of the NSIC in most statistical categories as a team, including second in goals against average (0.33), second in save percentage (.914), third in assists (16), third in points (46) and fifth in goals (15). Among individual leaders, senior midfielder Brooke Quam (Lakeville, Minn.) leads the NSIC in assist with four while junior midfielder Grace Olson (West Des Moines, Iowa) ranks fifth with three. Junior forward Linsey Trapino (Verona, Wis.) ranks sixth in the NSIC in goals with four while senior forward Ellie Primerano (Saint Joseph, Mich.) ranks 12th with three.
THREE-HEADED THREAT
The race for point-lead this season is a tight race, with junior forward Linsey Trapino (Verona, Wis.) taking a slight lead this week at nine points while senior forward Ellie Primerano (Saint Joseph, Mich.) and junior midfielder Grace Olson (West Des Moines, Iowa) are close behind with seven points. Trapino has four goals and one assist, while Primerno has three goals and one assist and Olson has two goals and three assists. All three rank in the top-20 in the NSIC in scoring, while Trapino at eighth while Primerano and Olson check in at 14th.
25-POINT CLUB ADDITIONS
St. Cloud State currently has three athletes with 25+ career points and one more is soon to join the trio.
With an assist in SCSU's 1-0 win over Michigan Tech on Sept. 7, senior midfielder Brooke Quam (Lakeville, Minn.) recorded her 25th career point to become the 24th Husky in program history to join the 25-point club. Quam then recorded three assists in a 5-0 win over UW-Parkside on Sept. 12 to match a career-high from her three assists against Minnesota Crookston on Nov. 2, 2023. She is just the second Husky in program history to have multiple games with three or more assists, joining Kim Corbin who did it four times. Quam leads the NSIC in assists with four. Her 18 career assists rank third all-time in program history while her 28 career points rank 21st all-time.
Quam joins current teammates senior Ellie Primerano (Saint Joseph, Mich.) and junior forward Linsey Trapino (Verona, Wis.) in the 25-point club. Primerano currently ranks ninth with 43 points (14g/15a) while Trapino ranks 12th with 39 points (17g/7a).
Soon to join the trio is junior midfielder Grace Olson (West Des Moines, Iowa), who currently has 24 points with eight goals and eight assists. When Olson reaches 25 points, it will be the first time in program history that four current Huskies will play at the same time with 25+ career points.
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Women's Soccer, stay tuned to SCSUHuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
FOLLOW THE HUSKIES
Both matches will be streamed on NSIC Network with live stats available through SideArm Stats on SCSU's website. Links to both coverage options at the St. Cloud State Women's Soccer schedule page.
Game 8 – vs. Bemidji State – Friday, Oct. 10 / 5:00 p.m. / Watch (NSIC Network) / Live Stats
Game 9 – vs. Minnesota Duluth – Sunday, Oct. 12 / 1:00 p.m. / Watch (NSIC Network) / Live Stats
GAME DAY PROMOTIONS
Friday, Oct. 10 vs. Bemidji State
Promotion: Breast Cancer Awareness Game
Sunday, Oct. 12 vs. Minnesota Duluth
Promotion: CMYSA Youth Day
SERIES HISTORY
In the all-time series between SCSU and Bemidji State, the Beavers have a slight edge at 13-10-3 and a 4-1-1 advantage in the last six games. However, the Huskies have a win in the most recent matchup, a 2-1 win on Sept. 22 last season in St. Cloud. Senior forward Ellie Primerano (Saint Joseph, Mich.) scored the game-winning goal in the game in the 66th minute, solidifying the win for the Huskies.
Against Duluth, SCSU is 15-19-6, but the Huskies are currently on a nine-game winning streak against the Bulldogs dating back to Sept. 9, 2018. Last season, Primerano and junior forward Linsey Trapino (Verona, Wis.) both scored for the Huskies in a 2-1 win in Duluth on Sept. 20.
STRICKLAND NAMED NSIC GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEK
Redshirt sophomore Jaylee Strickland (Columbus, Ohio) was named the NSIC Goalkeeper of the Week after posting six saves in shutouts against Sioux Falls and Southwest Minnesota State while SCSU matched a program record for consecutive saves. Her NSIC weekly honor is the first time in her career she has been named the NSIC Goalkeeper of the Week.
Strickland made three saves each against Sioux Falls (0-0, Oct. 3) and Southwest Minnesota State (2-0, Oct. 5) to record her fifth and sixth shutouts of the season. The blank sheets give SCSU five straight shutouts, which matches a program record for most consecutive shutouts, pulling even with the five consecutive shutout victories from Nov. 1 – Nov. 13, 2019. Strickland and the Huskies have now held their opponents scoreless for 481 consecutive minutes. The win also pushes SCSU's unbeaten streak to nine to start the 2025 campaign, extending its program-record best start to a season.
Strickland's six shutouts this season gives her 14th career blank sheets as she moves into fifth place in program history in career shutouts, surpassing Evie Kohn (13, 2019-22). Among NSIC leaders this season, Strickland ranks second in shutouts (six), goals-against average (0.35) and save percentage (.912).
PROGRAM RECORDS START TO FALL
With its 1-0 win over UMary on Sept. 21, SCSU pushed its unbeaten streak to a program-high five games to start the season, surpassing its previous best start of 3-0-1 in 2002. SCSU has now extended that unbeaten streak to nine games, far surpassing its previous best record of staying undefeated to start a season. With two more wins or draws, SCSU could match its longest unbeaten streak ever, which currently sits at 11 from Sept. 29 – Nov. 7, 2024.
SCSU currently has five straight shutouts, which matches a program record for most consecutive shutouts, pulling even with the five consecutive shutout victories from Nov. 1 – Nov. 13, 2019. The Huskies have held their opponents scoreless for 481 consecutive minutes.
A balanced attack offensively and defensively has helped SCSU jump out to the fast start, with the Huskies ranking in the top five of the NSIC in most statistical categories as a team, including second in goals against average (0.33), second in save percentage (.914), third in assists (16), third in points (46) and fifth in goals (15). Among individual leaders, senior midfielder Brooke Quam (Lakeville, Minn.) leads the NSIC in assist with four while junior midfielder Grace Olson (West Des Moines, Iowa) ranks fifth with three. Junior forward Linsey Trapino (Verona, Wis.) ranks sixth in the NSIC in goals with four while senior forward Ellie Primerano (Saint Joseph, Mich.) ranks 12th with three.
THREE-HEADED THREAT
The race for point-lead this season is a tight race, with junior forward Linsey Trapino (Verona, Wis.) taking a slight lead this week at nine points while senior forward Ellie Primerano (Saint Joseph, Mich.) and junior midfielder Grace Olson (West Des Moines, Iowa) are close behind with seven points. Trapino has four goals and one assist, while Primerno has three goals and one assist and Olson has two goals and three assists. All three rank in the top-20 in the NSIC in scoring, while Trapino at eighth while Primerano and Olson check in at 14th.
25-POINT CLUB ADDITIONS
St. Cloud State currently has three athletes with 25+ career points and one more is soon to join the trio.
With an assist in SCSU's 1-0 win over Michigan Tech on Sept. 7, senior midfielder Brooke Quam (Lakeville, Minn.) recorded her 25th career point to become the 24th Husky in program history to join the 25-point club. Quam then recorded three assists in a 5-0 win over UW-Parkside on Sept. 12 to match a career-high from her three assists against Minnesota Crookston on Nov. 2, 2023. She is just the second Husky in program history to have multiple games with three or more assists, joining Kim Corbin who did it four times. Quam leads the NSIC in assists with four. Her 18 career assists rank third all-time in program history while her 28 career points rank 21st all-time.
Quam joins current teammates senior Ellie Primerano (Saint Joseph, Mich.) and junior forward Linsey Trapino (Verona, Wis.) in the 25-point club. Primerano currently ranks ninth with 43 points (14g/15a) while Trapino ranks 12th with 39 points (17g/7a).
Soon to join the trio is junior midfielder Grace Olson (West Des Moines, Iowa), who currently has 24 points with eight goals and eight assists. When Olson reaches 25 points, it will be the first time in program history that four current Huskies will play at the same time with 25+ career points.
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Women's Soccer, stay tuned to SCSUHuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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