HIGH POINT, N.C.— High Point University women's soccer will look to continue its unbeaten streak to start the Big South season, facing off with Radford this Saturday at 7 p.m.

The Panthers have beaten the Highlanders in the pair's last four meetings, and is currently on a four-match unbeaten streak in 2018. HPU has not lost a match since hosting Marshall on September 7th, and has outscored opponents 6-2 over the course of that streak. The Panthers' most recent matchup ended in a scoreless draw, as High Point held Campbell without a single shot on goal through 110 minutes of play. HPU's shutout was its fourth of the year, as the Panther defense has allowed an average of 0.60 goals against in their five previous contests.

Radford has had some success of their own to start the Big South season, going 2-1-0 over the course of its three matchups. The Highlanders' most recent contest ended in a 2-1 win over visiting Longwood, as the side's lone conference loss of the season came by way of Gardner-Webb four days prior. The Radford offense is one of the more productive in the conference, with its 62 individual points on the year, sitting atop the Big South rankings. The Highlanders have failed to score multiple goals just twice this year, both of which resulted in their only two losses of 2018. 

High Point (3-5-3) at Radford (6-2-1)
When: Saturday, September 29, at 7:00 p.m.
Where: Radford, Va. | Patrick D. Cupp Memorial Stadium
All-Time Series: Even at 12-12-3 
Last Meeting: Win 2-1 (OT), on Sept. 30, 2017 in High Point, N.C.
Live Stats: SideArm

On the Panthers
• The Panthers have maintained an unbeaten record in the Big South this season, going 1-0-2 against the likes of Hampton, USC Upstate and Campbell
• HPU held Campbell without a single shot on goal this past Wednesday, the first time the program has accomplished that feat since shutting out Presbyterian in 2016
• High Point is outshooting Big South opponents 78-63 on the year, while boasting a GAA of just 0.66 in conference play
• Freshman Skyler Prillaman recently earned Big South Freshman of the Week honors on Monday, after posting a goal and an assist against Hampton and Upstate. She currently leads the Panthers with eight points on the season
• HPU is currently 3-0-2 when it is tied in, or has more, shots with/than its opponent, whereas the side is 0-5-1 when trailing in that category. The same records are accurate concerning corner kicks won in a match
• Goalkeeper Emily Lyon is currently on a four-game shutout streak, last allowing a goal against on September 7th against Marshall. The Panther keeper has played a total of 220 minutes during that span, while her goals against average of 0.78 is first in the conference 
 
On the Highlanders
• The Radford offense is led by senior forward Jessica Wollman, whose seven goals are tied for 26th in Division I women's soccer
• The Highlander roster has combined for a conference-high 62 points on the year, only 28 teams in DI average more points per game than Radford this year (6.78)
• The Highlanders have split time between a pair of goalkeepers this season, with junior Courtenay Kaplan getting the bulk of the starts. She currently ranks second in the Big South in shutouts (2.1), fourth in save percentage (.800) and fourth in GAA (1.34)
 
Series Notes:
• The Panthers are dead even against the Highlanders all-time, with a record of 12-12-3
• HPU is on a four-game winning streak against Radford, last losing to the Highlanders in October of 2013
• The Panthers have outscored the Highlanders 8-2 during their current streak, beating Radford on an overtime game-winner in the pair's last meeting
 
Coming Up Next:
• HPU comes back home for its fifth match of the Big South season, hosting Presbyterian next Wednesday at 4 p.m.
• The Panthers are on a seven-match win streak against the Blue Hose, and have never lost to Presbyterian at home

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