ROLLA, Mo. — Missouri S&T women's soccer is ranked 10th in the Midwest Region in the NCAA Power Index (NPI) as the Miners look to continue a five-game winning streak.

The NCAA Power Index is a ranking system used in Division II and Division III to evaluate team performance. The system considers game results and the strength of opponents to calculate each team's NPI value and ranking.

S&T improved to 9-3-2 overall and 8-2-2 in Great Lakes Valley Conference play following a 1-0 road victory over Truman State on Oct. 14. The win extended the Miners' winning streak to five games and secured a spot in the GLVC Tournament.

During the winning streak, the Miners have recorded victories over Indianapolis, McKendree, Lewis, and Truman State, along with a win over Drury to begin the stretch. S&T has scored 15 goals across those five games while allowing just five, including a 6-0 shutout of Indianapolis.

Through 14 games, the Miners have scored 29 goals and recorded 19 assists. The team has also registered 109 shots on goal and nine game-winning goals, showcasing its ability to create scoring opportunities and finish in key moments.

Check out the team rankings here.

What's Next
The Miners will look to continue their momentum Wednesday, Oct. 21, when they travel to Jefferson City, Missouri, to face Lincoln University. Kickoff is scheduled for 5 p.m.

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