The University of Minnesota Duluth Women's Soccer team goes on the road this Friday to play the MSU-Moorhead Dragons, before returning home on Sunday to play the Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles.

Weekend Preview:

vs. MSU-Moorhead: UMD holds a commanding lead on MSU-Moorhead all-time, with the series in the Bulldogs favor 25-3-2, and have won the last five games against the Dragons.

In their last match, UMD won in Duluth in a big 4-1 victory, which saw Miriam Marsan score a hat trick for the Bulldogs.

The Dragons enter the weekend 2-7-2 overall and 1-6-1 in the NSIC. The Dragons are trying to find some points as they enter the weekend on a five-game losing streak.

Sophie Thompson and Mary Cox lead the Dragons with two goals each. MSU-Moorhead has scored six goals on the season and have conceded 19.

vs. Minnesota Crookston: UMD holds a commanding series lead against UMC, with the Bulldogs leading 21-1-1 all-time. The Bulldogs have won nine-straight games against the Golden Eagles entering the weekend.

In their last match, the Bulldogs won a defensive match 1-0 after a late goal from Elaina Shromoff in the 78th minute.

Minnesota Crookston enters the weekend 0-7-4, and 0-6-2 in the NSIC. The Golden Eagles got a point last weekend with a draw against Winona State. Minnesota Crookston are seeking their first win of the season this weekend.

Sydney Christopherson and Callie Holthaus have the two goals for Minnesota Crookston this season. The Golden Eagles have scored two goals, and conceded 13.

Bulldogs Split Weekend After Impressive Upset: The Bulldogs are looking to build some momentum after their massive 3-0 upset of the No. 7 Minnesota State Mavericks. The Bulldogs sit 4th in the NSIC with a 5-2-1 record, and are 6-3-2 on the season so far.

BULLDOG NOTES: The Bulldogs are outscoring their opponents 15 to seven so far in the 2026 campaign. UMD scored four goals on the weekend from four different Bulldogs. Lauren McGough leads UMD with six goals and 13 points on the season, while Nora Helvig has three goals and eight points. Edy Halverson got her fifth shutout and team's sixth of the season against Minnesota State. Julia Skarda and Nora Helvig continue to lead the team in minutes with 954 and 932 minutes respectively. Helvig also leads with the most shots on goal, with 28, with Kaitlyn Beavers, Lauren McGough, and Juliana Zerna following with 18, 14, and 12 shots respectively.