ROLLA, MO- Missouri S&T's women's soccer team faces another challenge this weekend as they host the Cardinals of William Jewell on Friday night and the Hawks of Rockhurst on Sunday afternoon.

The Miners picked up their second win of the season this past Sunday when the Flyers of Lewis University came to town. Beth Roberts (Lake St. Louis, MO/Liberty) put S&T up early in the match when she caught a ricochet off LU's goalkeeper and sent it to the back of the net.

Lewis' Courtney Sengstock tied the match up in the 63' when she got in-between the Miners defense and snuck one in past Kristin Steins (Ballwin, Mo./Parkway South).

With less than six minutes left in regulation, Peyton Carter (Overland Park, KS/Blue Valley West) got the game-winning goal when Roberts sent a ball into the box and Carter struck it past Lucy Clark to give the Miners the eventual 2-1 win.

With her goal on Sunday, Peyton Carter (Overland Park, KS/Blue Valley West), along with Kayla Foster (Sand Springs, Okla./Charles Page), lead the team with two goals each while Julia Crets (St. Charles, Mo./Francis Howell North), Jess Haller (Eureka, Mo./Eureka), and Beth Roberts (Lake St. Louis, MO/Liberty) all have one goal this season.

Kristin Steins (Ballwin, Mo./Parkway South) and Rylee Hanes (Ladera Ranch, Calif./San Juan Hills) have shared time in net this season; Steins currently has 19 saves in 424:35 minutes played while Hanes has nine saves in 242:56.

About William Jewell (1-6-1; 1-4 GLVC):

William Jewell is coming into Friday's contest off a heartbreaking loss to Southwest Baptist. After tying the game with a goal from Allison Malott in the 68' of the match, SBU got back-to-back goals from Samantha Boese and Raegan Edwards to secure the 3-1 win.

Kayla Crowder is the only Cardinal that has scored more than one goal this season; her two goals and 10 shots on-goal lead the team with six other players recording one goal. Kaylie Kappelmann has been the go-to for goalkeeping for WJC. She has 55 saves tallied in 695 minutes in goal.

The Miners have struggled in the past against William Jewell, going 3-5 against them in the last eight match-ups.

Last season when the teams met, the Cardinals scored the only goal of the game in the third minute of the match when Allison Malott stole the ball at midfield and fed it ahead to Kayla Crowder. WJC's one goal would be enough to capture the 1-0 win.

About Rockhurst (7-0; 5-0 GLVC):

Rockhurst, who has yet to lose this season, comes into the weekend 7-0 behind five straight GLVC wins that was extended this past Sunday when the Hawks shutout the Panthers of Drury University.

Thirteen different RU players have scored goals this season with Jillian Leetch leading the way with three goals and two assists for a team leading eight points. Rosie Breheny and Megan Meyers have split time in-goal for the Hawks, recording 11 and 12 saves, respectively.

In the last 10 match-ups, the Miners have struggled against Rockhurst, going 1-8-1. Last season when the two met, Rockhurst took the 4-1 win after getting three goals in six minutes in the second half.

Before making their way to Rolla, the Hawks will play host to Maryville University.