
10/23/2026 2:00:00 PM | Soccer
MARTIN, Tenn. – The University of Tennessee at Martin soccer team plays its final regular-season home match Saturday at Skyhawk Field, hosting Southeast Missouri at 6 p.m. Before the match, Maren Cain, Peyton Cook, Caroline Moore, Jordyn Riffle, Ella Rucka and Mac Titus will be honored in the annual Senior Day ceremony.
Saturday will also be Youth Soccer Appreciation Night at Skyhawk Soccer Field with free admission for all fans.
In two matches last week, the Skyhawks earned four of a possible six points in the league standings. The week began with a 0-0 tie against Morehead State Thursday in Martin, followed by a 2-0 road win at Western Illinois Sunday.
Unni Wolf netted her team-high fourth goal against Western Illinois, while Peyton Cook added a fifth assist to her season tally, which is also a team high.
Mac Titus has been clutch in goal for the Skyhawks with a school single-season record seven shutouts and a league-leading goals-against average (0.68) and save percentage (85.1). She is also currently fifth in the nation in goalie minutes with 1,480, playing every minute of all 18 matches for UT Martin. In league play, Titus' stats are even better, securing four shutouts in five matches and posting a goals-against average of 0.40 and a save percentage of 90.0.
Southeast Missouri is currently tied at the top of the standings, despite falling 2-0 at home to Lindenwood Sunday. Riley Henderson, Olivia Kinkhardt and Hayley Hogenmiller lead the Redhawks with two goals on the season, while Henderson also has a team-high three assists. Natalie Allison has been the go-to between the posts for SEMO, turning in a record of 4-3-3, a goals against average of 1.2 and a save percentage of 77.8.
Saturday will be the 31st meeting between the Skyhawks and Redhawks with SEMO leading the all-time series 14-10-6. In Martin, the series is dead even with six UT Martin wins, six Redhawk wins and three ties.
With two matches left in the regular season, five teams are still in the hunt for the regular-season title. SIUE and SEMO lead the race with 10 points, while Lindenwood and Eastern Illinois have nine and the Skyhawks have eight. Southern Indiana is two points back of the Skyhawks in sixth with six points, while Western Illinois has three and Morehead State has one.
Saturday will also be Youth Soccer Appreciation Night at Skyhawk Soccer Field with free admission for all fans.
In two matches last week, the Skyhawks earned four of a possible six points in the league standings. The week began with a 0-0 tie against Morehead State Thursday in Martin, followed by a 2-0 road win at Western Illinois Sunday.
Unni Wolf netted her team-high fourth goal against Western Illinois, while Peyton Cook added a fifth assist to her season tally, which is also a team high.
Mac Titus has been clutch in goal for the Skyhawks with a school single-season record seven shutouts and a league-leading goals-against average (0.68) and save percentage (85.1). She is also currently fifth in the nation in goalie minutes with 1,480, playing every minute of all 18 matches for UT Martin. In league play, Titus' stats are even better, securing four shutouts in five matches and posting a goals-against average of 0.40 and a save percentage of 90.0.
Southeast Missouri is currently tied at the top of the standings, despite falling 2-0 at home to Lindenwood Sunday. Riley Henderson, Olivia Kinkhardt and Hayley Hogenmiller lead the Redhawks with two goals on the season, while Henderson also has a team-high three assists. Natalie Allison has been the go-to between the posts for SEMO, turning in a record of 4-3-3, a goals against average of 1.2 and a save percentage of 77.8.
Saturday will be the 31st meeting between the Skyhawks and Redhawks with SEMO leading the all-time series 14-10-6. In Martin, the series is dead even with six UT Martin wins, six Redhawk wins and three ties.
With two matches left in the regular season, five teams are still in the hunt for the regular-season title. SIUE and SEMO lead the race with 10 points, while Lindenwood and Eastern Illinois have nine and the Skyhawks have eight. Southern Indiana is two points back of the Skyhawks in sixth with six points, while Western Illinois has three and Morehead State has one.
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