Friday, October 9
St. Cloud, Minn.
12:00 P.M. CT
St. Cloud State
vs
Winona State
Photo by: Julian Luther
Split Weekend against Winona State and CSP Up Next for St. Cloud State Women’s Soccer
10/8/2026 9:40:00 PM | Women's Soccer
Huskies will host Winona State on Friday before heading to Concordia-St. Paul on Sunday
ST. CLOUD, Minn. – Just past the midpoint of conference play, St. Cloud State Women's Soccer (4-4-3, 3-3-2 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference) will play one home match and one road game for its next weekend of competition. First, the Huskies will host Winona State (1-8-1, 1-6-1 NSIC) on Friday, Oct. 9 at Husky Stadium before making the short trip down I-94 to play Concordia-St. Paul (5-1-5, 4-1-3 NSIC) on Sunday, Oct. 11.
FOLLOW THE HUSKIES
Game 1: SCSU vs. Winona State – Friday, Oct. 9 / 12:00 p.m. CT / Watch ($ - NSIC Network) / Live Stats
Game 2: SCSU at Concordia-St. Paul – Sunday, Oct. 11 / 1:00 p.m. CT / Watch ($ - NSIC Network) / Live Stats
SERIES HISTORY
The Huskies will be looking to continue its recent stretch of success and gain ground in the all-time series with Winona State, as they currently sit at 8-20-4 all-time against the Warriors. SCSU carries a six-game unbeaten streak against Winona State into the matchup, as posting a 4-0-2 mark in that stretch. Last season, the Huskies earned a 1-0 victory in Winona State behind a goal from Ellie Primerano and a one-save shutout from senior goalkeeper Jaylee Strickland (Columbus, Ohio).
Against CSP, SCSU is 11-6-8 and is 1-0-3 in its last four games against the Golden Bears. Senior midfielder Cady Compton (Ankeny, Iowa) found the back of the net in a 1-1 tie last season on Oct. 19 in St. Cloud.
TRAPINO KEEPS SCORING
Always known as an offensive threat, senior forward Linsey Trapino (Verona, Wis.) has continued to produce offensively to lead the way for the Huskies this season. She currently leads the team in goals (seven), points (16) and shots on goal (19) while ranking second, third and third, respectively, in those categories among NSIC leaders. She sits just one goal short of her career-best mark of eight goals in 2025.
Trapino has found the back of the net twice in two games this season against Michigan Tech (Aug. 30) and Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 20). They were the first two, two-goal games of her career while she posted a career-best five points (2g/1a) against Michigan Tech.
A three-time All-NSIC second team selection, Trapino ranks among SCSU's top-10 all-time in career goals (27 – third), assists (14 – seventh), points (68 – second) and game-winning goals (10 – second). Her 10 game-winning scores are just one off from tying Alexandra Pafko (2008-10) for the all-time program lead.
STRICKLAND RETURNS WITH SAME SHARPNESS
Senior goalkeeper Jaylee Strickland (Columbus, Ohio) has posted three shutouts in nine starts this season, posting a 3-3-3 mark with 1.30 goals-against-average and .761 save percentage. In her first start of the season against Minnesota Duluth on Sept. 5, posting six saves and a shutout in a 0-0 draw. Her six saves marked the sixth time in her career she has posted six or more saves in a game. Strickland then recorded her second shutout of the season with three saves in a 1-0 victory over Minot State on Sept. 13.
The two-time All-NSIC selection's three shutouts give her 23 for her career while lowering her career goals-against-average to 0.78, with both marks already ranking as school records. She also earned her 30th career victory against Minot State, as she became the first goalkeeper in program history to reach the 30-career win mark.
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
Game 1: SCSU vs. Winona State – Friday, Oct. 9 / 12:00 p.m. CT / Watch ($ - NSIC Network) / Live Stats
Game 2: SCSU at Concordia-St. Paul – Sunday, Oct. 11 / 1:00 p.m. CT / Watch ($ - NSIC Network) / Live Stats
SERIES HISTORY
The Huskies will be looking to continue its recent stretch of success and gain ground in the all-time series with Winona State, as they currently sit at 8-20-4 all-time against the Warriors. SCSU carries a six-game unbeaten streak against Winona State into the matchup, as posting a 4-0-2 mark in that stretch. Last season, the Huskies earned a 1-0 victory in Winona State behind a goal from Ellie Primerano and a one-save shutout from senior goalkeeper Jaylee Strickland (Columbus, Ohio).
Against CSP, SCSU is 11-6-8 and is 1-0-3 in its last four games against the Golden Bears. Senior midfielder Cady Compton (Ankeny, Iowa) found the back of the net in a 1-1 tie last season on Oct. 19 in St. Cloud.
TRAPINO KEEPS SCORING
Always known as an offensive threat, senior forward Linsey Trapino (Verona, Wis.) has continued to produce offensively to lead the way for the Huskies this season. She currently leads the team in goals (seven), points (16) and shots on goal (19) while ranking second, third and third, respectively, in those categories among NSIC leaders. She sits just one goal short of her career-best mark of eight goals in 2025.
Trapino has found the back of the net twice in two games this season against Michigan Tech (Aug. 30) and Minnesota Duluth (Oct. 20). They were the first two, two-goal games of her career while she posted a career-best five points (2g/1a) against Michigan Tech.
A three-time All-NSIC second team selection, Trapino ranks among SCSU's top-10 all-time in career goals (27 – third), assists (14 – seventh), points (68 – second) and game-winning goals (10 – second). Her 10 game-winning scores are just one off from tying Alexandra Pafko (2008-10) for the all-time program lead.
STRICKLAND RETURNS WITH SAME SHARPNESS
Senior goalkeeper Jaylee Strickland (Columbus, Ohio) has posted three shutouts in nine starts this season, posting a 3-3-3 mark with 1.30 goals-against-average and .761 save percentage. In her first start of the season against Minnesota Duluth on Sept. 5, posting six saves and a shutout in a 0-0 draw. Her six saves marked the sixth time in her career she has posted six or more saves in a game. Strickland then recorded her second shutout of the season with three saves in a 1-0 victory over Minot State on Sept. 13.
The two-time All-NSIC selection's three shutouts give her 23 for her career while lowering her career goals-against-average to 0.78, with both marks already ranking as school records. She also earned her 30th career victory against Minot State, as she became the first goalkeeper in program history to reach the 30-career win mark.
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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