DePaul University Athletics
Saturday, October 31
Chicago, Ill.
1 P.M. CT
DePaul University
vs
St. John's
10/30/2026 11:06:00 AM | WOMEN'S SOCCER
DePaul closes regular season home schedule Oct. 31
CHICAGO – DePaul women's soccer enters the first of its final two-game stretch, hosting the St. John's Red Storm on Oct. 31 for Senior Day. DePaul's eight seniors will be recognized prior to the first whistle at 1 p.m. CT. The match is available to stream on ESPN+.
Entering the matchup, both teams hunt for three points, with the Red Storm fighting for their first conference win this season and the Blue Demons looking to add a second BIG EAST win.
Historically, the Blue Demons are unbeaten at home against St. John's, recording a commanding 5-0-1 record at Wish Field.
DePaul Debrief
DePaul women's soccer fell 3-0 at Villanova after conceding two goals in the first 10 minutes and one in the 66th minute on Oct. 28.
Morgan Kotch opened scoring for Villanova in the 8th minute, earning a goal off a Wildcat free kick opportunity, assisted by Dez Zapata. Two minutes later, Zapata scored to give Villanova a 2-0 advantage in the 10th minute.
In the 30th minute, DePaul got their best opportunity with a multi-shot chance, but Wildcat goalkeeper Hannah Dickinson denied Katelyn Haiser, blocked Shayna da Silva's follow-up, and saved Dory Latenser's subsequent corner kick shot attempt.
The Wildcats effectively sealed the match in the 66th minute, when a long throw-in from deep in DePaul's third ended with a goal from Amalia Cardo.
The match ended with a 16-5 shot advantage in favor of the Wildcats. Mason Hillery executed four saves between the posts.
Scouting St. John's
The Red Storm come into Chicago looking to get back on track after four consecutive losses and a 0-5-3 BIG EAST record. Most recently, St. John's fell 1-0 against Xavier at home.
In a homecoming match against the Musketeers, St. John's put up a strong defensive effort and held the match scoreless for 87 minutes.
Goalkeeper Kayla Bower made three saves over 90 minutes but couldn't stop Xavier from scoring in the 88th minute.
Bower has executed 58 saves in 16 matches this season. She has allowed 16 goals combined and holds a 1.01 goals-against average.
The Red Storm's eight goals this season are divided amongst eight players. Sophomore Sia Bharadwaj and junior Snæfríður Eva Eiríksdóttir lead the team in assists with two each. The Red Storm's remaining four assists come from four different players. St. John's is ranked last in conference standings.
Series History
The Red Storm and Blue Demons face off in a conference battle for the seventh time at Wish Field and 13th time in program history. The Blue Demons hold a slight 6-5-1 series edge, though they were bested by St. John's last season in Queens, N.Y., 2-0.
Up Next
The Blue Demons end their regular season on the road, traveling to Omaha, Neb. to battle with the Creighton Bluejays on Saturday, Nov. 7. The match is set to begin at 1 p.m. CT, with coverage available on ESPN+.
FOLLOW THE BLUE DEMONS
For all the latest information on DePaul Women's Soccer, visit DePaulBlueDemons.com. For up-to-the-minute updates, follow the Blue Demons on X, Instagram and Facebook.
Entering the matchup, both teams hunt for three points, with the Red Storm fighting for their first conference win this season and the Blue Demons looking to add a second BIG EAST win.
Historically, the Blue Demons are unbeaten at home against St. John's, recording a commanding 5-0-1 record at Wish Field.
DePaul Debrief
DePaul women's soccer fell 3-0 at Villanova after conceding two goals in the first 10 minutes and one in the 66th minute on Oct. 28.
Morgan Kotch opened scoring for Villanova in the 8th minute, earning a goal off a Wildcat free kick opportunity, assisted by Dez Zapata. Two minutes later, Zapata scored to give Villanova a 2-0 advantage in the 10th minute.
In the 30th minute, DePaul got their best opportunity with a multi-shot chance, but Wildcat goalkeeper Hannah Dickinson denied Katelyn Haiser, blocked Shayna da Silva's follow-up, and saved Dory Latenser's subsequent corner kick shot attempt.
The Wildcats effectively sealed the match in the 66th minute, when a long throw-in from deep in DePaul's third ended with a goal from Amalia Cardo.
The match ended with a 16-5 shot advantage in favor of the Wildcats. Mason Hillery executed four saves between the posts.
Scouting St. John's
The Red Storm come into Chicago looking to get back on track after four consecutive losses and a 0-5-3 BIG EAST record. Most recently, St. John's fell 1-0 against Xavier at home.
In a homecoming match against the Musketeers, St. John's put up a strong defensive effort and held the match scoreless for 87 minutes.
Goalkeeper Kayla Bower made three saves over 90 minutes but couldn't stop Xavier from scoring in the 88th minute.
Bower has executed 58 saves in 16 matches this season. She has allowed 16 goals combined and holds a 1.01 goals-against average.
The Red Storm's eight goals this season are divided amongst eight players. Sophomore Sia Bharadwaj and junior Snæfríður Eva Eiríksdóttir lead the team in assists with two each. The Red Storm's remaining four assists come from four different players. St. John's is ranked last in conference standings.
Series History
The Red Storm and Blue Demons face off in a conference battle for the seventh time at Wish Field and 13th time in program history. The Blue Demons hold a slight 6-5-1 series edge, though they were bested by St. John's last season in Queens, N.Y., 2-0.
Up Next
The Blue Demons end their regular season on the road, traveling to Omaha, Neb. to battle with the Creighton Bluejays on Saturday, Nov. 7. The match is set to begin at 1 p.m. CT, with coverage available on ESPN+.
FOLLOW THE BLUE DEMONS
For all the latest information on DePaul Women's Soccer, visit DePaulBlueDemons.com. For up-to-the-minute updates, follow the Blue Demons on X, Instagram and Facebook.
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