Ohio Soccer Falls to Kent State

Sunday, October 11

Athens, Ohio

1 p.m. ET

4-7-1, 1-4-1

Kent State

3-8-2, 2-4-0

Team	1	2	Final F
Kent St.	2	2	4
Ohio	0	0	0

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Ohio Soccer Falls to Kent State

10/11/2026 3:38:00 PM | Women's Soccer

Box Score

ATHENS, Ohio – The Ohio soccer team (4-7-1, 1-4-1 MAC) returned to action on Sunday (Oct. 11), falling to Kent State (3-8-2, 2-4-0 MAC), 4-0 at Chessa Field.

Overall, Ohio recorded 11 shots with four on goal, while Kent State scored four goals on 18 shots with nine on goal, while Ohio recorded seven corners to the Flashes' five.

Individually, senior Kate Robinson (Madison Heights, Mich.) recorded two shots, while freshman Meaghan Cochrane (Markham, Ontario, Canada) added one shot with one on goal. Freshmen Camille Francis (Perrysburg, Ohio) and Ava Bell (Hudson, Ohio) also added a shot on goal for the Bobcats. Graduate student Eve Berish (Hudson, Ohio) and senior Jaimason Brooker (Powell, Ohio) also recorded a shot for the Bobcats.

In goal, freshman Ayla Rammel (Englewood, Ohio) allowed four goals and made four saves in 82 minutes of work, while sophomore Bella Wyatt (Noblesville, Ind.) closed out the game.

Kent State opened the first half putting the pressure on the Ohio defense, with the Flashes holding the advantage over the opening minutes. That pressure would pay off in the 16^th minute, with Kent State took a 1-0 lead.

After the Kent State goal, Ohio looked to get the equalizer. After an attempt from Robinson went wide, the Ohio offense took over, setting up another shot from Cochrane, which was saved. Ohio then registered back-to-back corners in the 36^th and 38^th minutes, however, Kent State took advantage of a misplayed ball, taking a 2-0 lead in the 41^st. The Bobcats would look to get on the board in the over the remaining four minutes, but would go into the half trailing, 2-0.

At the half, Ohio recorded six shots and had two corners, while Kent State had eight shots and one corner.

Kent State opened the second half as they did in the first, putting the pressure on the Bobcats' defense. Francis recorded the best attempt of the game for the Bobcats in the 48^th minute, however it was saved by the diving Kent State keeper. Moments later, Kent State responded with another goal, taking a 3-0 lead in the 54^thminute.

The two teams continued to trade offensive possessions, with both teams recording multiple corner kicks. However, the Bobcats were unable to capitalize on their attempts. Kent State added on in the 74^th minute, on a goal in the top corner of the net that was just out of reach of Rammel, giving the Flashes a 4-0 lead.

Ohio continued to battle down the stretch, with a shot from Bell coming in the 77^th minute that forced a Kent State save. Both teams traded possessions down the stretch, but the Bobcats were unable to get on the board, falling by the final of 4-0.

Up next, the Bobcats are back in action on Thursday, Oct. 15 when they head to Oxford, Ohio to take on Miami. First touch is set for 7 p.m. ET and can be seen on the Miami Athletics website.

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