Saturday, October 24
Fargo, N.D.
6 p.m.
North Dakota State
vs
North Dakota
Photo by: Andrew Gerke
10/23/2026 8:59:00 AM | Women's Soccer
FARGO, N.D. - North Dakota State soccer will wrap up the home schedule for the 2026 season and host Senior Day on Saturday, October 24, as the Bison welcome in North Dakota. NDSU and the Fighting Hawks are set to get underway at 6 p.m. at Dacotah Field.
Game Coverage
Saturday's match will be streamed live on the Summit League Network and also have live statistics. Links to live video and stats are available at GoBison.com/coverage.
Admission & Parking
Admission to all NDSU soccer home matches is free. Parking is available in Lot R west of Dacotah Field after 4:30 p.m. on Thursdays and all day on the weekend. Additional parking is available in Fargodome lots C and D.
Series History
The Bison face North Dakota for the 24th time in series history. NDSU leads the series with a 13-8-2 record, including a 11-5-2 record in the Division I era and a 6-3-1 record since UND joined the Summit League in 2018. The Bison are 6-3-2 all-time in Fargo.
Armstrong, Smith, Strickland Record Firsts
In Sunday's win at Kansas City, Amber Smith and Sidney Armstrong recorded their first career goals, helping the Bison rally from a second-half deficit.
Taylor Strickland provided the assist on Smith's goal, setting up the header with a free kick into the box. The assist was the first career point for Strickland.
Amaya Hits 6K
Earlier this season against Omaha, Amaya Garrett surpassed Roxy Roemer (5974) and Megan Dean (5940) to move into fourth in minutes played for NDSU field players at 6,001. Last week at Kansas City, Garrett moved into third, passing Danielle Algera. The senior has played 6,181 career minutes since stepping on campus, all but 119 possible minutes in her career.
Mulberry Climbs Charts
During the first week of Summit League play, Payton Mulberry made 11 saves against South Dakota, setting a new career high for the fifth-year keeper.
In recent weeks, Mulberry has moved up the charts in career saves and shutouts, with cleansheets kept against South Dakota State and Omaha.
Mulberry has surpassed Tara Sweeney (135) for eighth all-time on the NDSU saves list, now at 147. She also picked up her 12th career shutout vs. Omaha, surpassing her predecessor Abby Wilkinson (11) for sixth all time.
Looking Ahead
North Dakota State soccer will head on the road to wrap up the regular season, beginning with a trip to Vermillion, South Dakota on Thursday, October 29, as the Bison take on South Dakota. NDSU and the Coyotes are set to get underway with a 6 p.m. kickoff at First Bank & Trust Soccer Complex.
Game Coverage
Saturday's match will be streamed live on the Summit League Network and also have live statistics. Links to live video and stats are available at GoBison.com/coverage.
Admission & Parking
Admission to all NDSU soccer home matches is free. Parking is available in Lot R west of Dacotah Field after 4:30 p.m. on Thursdays and all day on the weekend. Additional parking is available in Fargodome lots C and D.
Series History
The Bison face North Dakota for the 24th time in series history. NDSU leads the series with a 13-8-2 record, including a 11-5-2 record in the Division I era and a 6-3-1 record since UND joined the Summit League in 2018. The Bison are 6-3-2 all-time in Fargo.
Armstrong, Smith, Strickland Record Firsts
In Sunday's win at Kansas City, Amber Smith and Sidney Armstrong recorded their first career goals, helping the Bison rally from a second-half deficit.
Taylor Strickland provided the assist on Smith's goal, setting up the header with a free kick into the box. The assist was the first career point for Strickland.
Amaya Hits 6K
Earlier this season against Omaha, Amaya Garrett surpassed Roxy Roemer (5974) and Megan Dean (5940) to move into fourth in minutes played for NDSU field players at 6,001. Last week at Kansas City, Garrett moved into third, passing Danielle Algera. The senior has played 6,181 career minutes since stepping on campus, all but 119 possible minutes in her career.
Mulberry Climbs Charts
During the first week of Summit League play, Payton Mulberry made 11 saves against South Dakota, setting a new career high for the fifth-year keeper.
In recent weeks, Mulberry has moved up the charts in career saves and shutouts, with cleansheets kept against South Dakota State and Omaha.
Mulberry has surpassed Tara Sweeney (135) for eighth all-time on the NDSU saves list, now at 147. She also picked up her 12th career shutout vs. Omaha, surpassing her predecessor Abby Wilkinson (11) for sixth all time.
Looking Ahead
North Dakota State soccer will head on the road to wrap up the regular season, beginning with a trip to Vermillion, South Dakota on Thursday, October 29, as the Bison take on South Dakota. NDSU and the Coyotes are set to get underway with a 6 p.m. kickoff at First Bank & Trust Soccer Complex.
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