CLEVELAND, Ga. – No. 8 Truett McConnell women's soccer plays its last home midweek game tomorrow afternoon with a 5 p.m. match vs. Reinhardt at the TMU Soccer Complex.
 
The Lady Bears and Eagles have faced off 20 times since 2013, with the former having a 10-7-3 record in the series. TMU has won four of the past five games in the series, with the only non-winning result being a draw in 2023. It hasn't won in Cleveland since 2022 with the AAC championship game.
 
Reinhardt holds an 8-4-1 overall record on the 2026 season with a 5-2-1 mark in Appalachian Athletic Conference play. After a 5-1 loss to Tennessee Wesleyan on Oct. 7, the Eagles have two wins in a row with a 4-1 victory over Johnson and a 2-0 win over Union Commonwealth. They ranked fourth in the AAC standings, one game back of the Lady Bulldogs.
 
The Eagles, after scoring 29 non-conference goals, have slowed down offensively, ranking fifth in goals scored with 15. They've held up defensively, only allowing eight goals in conference play, which is fourth least. They are seventh in corner kicks and have amassed six yellow cards on the AAC slate.
 
Belle Seward leads the league in points scored with 22 on the year, broken up by nine goals and fourth assists. Emily Cooper is also a threat with her eight goals scored. Goalie Reagan Horton has 49 saves on 64 shots faced, good for a .766 save percentage.
 
The Lady Bears have an undefeated 9-0 record in AAC games and has won ten in a row overall. Last time out, the team scored a 1-0 victory on the road vs. Columbia International with saw an Anabella Moron penalty shot game-winner in the 56^th minute.
 
TMU is led in scoring by Isabella Hodson, who's nine goals ranks tied-second in the conference. Her 21 points is also ranked T-2^nd while her 39 total shots are fifth best. Joanna Funes has six goals on the year and 14 total points with an additional two assists. The back-end group of Erin Ward, Morgan Morreale and Salome Deneubourg have not allowed a goal since the month of August.