The Tournament
The 2026 Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) Women's Soccer Championship Tournament begins Saturday, October 31, with quarterfinal matchups hosted by the higher-seeded team. The semifinals will take place Thursday, November 5, with the championship game scheduled for Saturday, November 7. Cedarville University will host both the semifinal and championship rounds.

The 2026 tournament marks the 15th championship in G-MAC women's soccer history. Ashland University captured its second consecutive conference title last season, bringing its program total to four championships.

The University of Findlay women's soccer team earned the No. 3 seed in this year's tournament and will host No. 6 Walsh University in the quarterfinals on Saturday, October 31. The Oilers enter the postseason with momentum after defeating the Cavaliers 3-0 in their regular-season meeting on October 22.

With a victory, Findlay would advance to the semifinals to face No. 2 Ashland on Thursday, November 5, at 4 p.m. at Cedarville University, with a spot in the G-MAC Championship game on the line.

Great Midwest Women's Soccer Championship Bracket


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Tickets 
Quarterfinal Tickets
Cash will not be accepted on site.
Adult - $15
Student/Senior/Military - $10
G-MAC Student with ID - Free
Children 5 and Under - Free

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Video streaming of all contests will be produced by the host institution and streamed on FloCollege.
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About the Team
(3) Findlay Oilers (12-2-4, 9-1-4 G-MAC)
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The University of Findlay women's soccer team finished the regular season with an impressive 12-2-4 overall record and a 9-1-4 mark in Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) play. The Oilers have demonstrated resilience and determination throughout the season, going unbeaten since September 17 against Northwood.

Findlay's offensive production has been among the best in the conference, as the Oilers have scored 35 goals while averaging 1.94 goals per game, both of which rank second in the G-MAC.

Leading the offensive charge for Findlay is sophomore forward Addison Williams, who has put together an outstanding season. Williams finished the regular season with 10 goals, tying Thomas More's Josie Gruber for the most in the conference. Her scoring production has also earned national recognition, placing her among the top 30 goal scorers in NCAA Division II.

Helping orchestrate the Oilers' attack is fifth-year forward Raegan Smith, who has recorded seven goals and five assists this season. The Zionsville, Indiana native ranks sixth in the G-MAC in goals and second in assists. Senior transfer Taylir Lynam has also made a significant impact in her first season with Findlay, finishing the regular season with five goals and four assists.

Defensively, the Oilers have been equally impressive, allowing just six goals all season to rank second in the G-MAC in goals allowed. Senior leaders Sofia Cetrone and Ashlyn Brown have teamed up with freshman standouts Kate Delaney and Olivia Gayhart to form a formidable back line. All four defenders have logged at least 1,000 minutes this season, providing a consistent presence on the defensive end. 

Behind the back line, fifth-year goalkeeper Cat Graves has provided another layer of defensive strength. Graves has recorded a .870 save percentage, ranking third in the conference, while her 0.37 goals-against average ranks second. She has also registered 11 shutouts, the second-highest total among G-MAC goalkeepers. For her performances this season, Graves has earned G-MAC Defensive Athlete of the Week honors twice.

About the Opponents
(1) RV Cedarville Yellow Jackets (13-1-4, 11-0-3 G-MAC)
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(2) #22 Ashland Eagles (13-3-2, 11-2-1 G-MAC)
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(4) Thomas More Saints (11-2-5, 9-2-3 G-MAC)
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(5) Northwood Timberwolves (9-7-2, 8-4-2 G-MAC)
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(6) Walsh Cavaliers (7-9-1, 6-7-1 G-MAC)
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