KOKOMO, Ind. — WVU Tech women's soccer delivered its most complete performance of the postseason Saturday night, shutting out No. 2 Indiana University Kokomo 3–0 at Municipal Stadium to advance to the 2025 River States Conference Championship.
The third-seeded Golden Bears (12-4-3 overall) avenged an earlier regular-season loss to the Cougars and extended their unbeaten streak to five, earning a place in Wednesday's title match at top-seeded Oakland City.
Match Summary
Junior midfielder Korinne Potter converted a penalty kick in the 43rd minute to give Tech a 1–0 lead heading into halftime, then doubled the advantage just four minutes into the second half with her second goal of the night.
Senior midfielder Sofia Filgueira added the exclamation point in the 90th minute, curling home a late strike to seal the upset.
Tech controlled the run of play from start to finish, outshooting IU Kokomo 26–5 and generating 17 shots on goal. The Golden Bears held the Cougars without a single shot on target until the 74th minute and limited the hosts to just two total on frame.
Goalkeeper Sandra Garcia Quílez anchored a disciplined back line featuring Oda Aksnes, Sophie Quinlan, Rylee Yeloushan, and Sarah Dasilva, making two saves for her 10th shutout of the season.
Golden Bear Highlights
- Korinne Potter – 4 shots (on goal 4), 2 goals (PK + open play)
- Sofia Filgueira – 2 shots (on goal 2), 1 goal (89′)
- Rocío Gutiérrez – 5 shots (on goal 4), steady midfield presence
- Sandra Garcia Quílez – 90 minutes, 2 saves, 10th clean sheet
- Team Totals – 26 shots (17 on goal), 3 corners, 12 fouls
Team Totals
| Category |
WVU Tech |
IU Kokomo |
| Shots (on goal) |
26 (17) |
5 (2) |
| Saves |
2 |
14 |
| Corners |
3 |
2 |
| Fouls |
12 |
7 |
Season Outlook
The Golden Bears improve to 12-4-3 matching their season-best five-match unbeaten run while collecting their 10th shutout of 2025.
What's Next
WVU Tech heads to No. 1 Oakland City University on Wednesday, November 12, for the River States Conference Championship.
