UAH (3-8-5) vs. North Alabama (6-7-2)
Oct. 30, 2013 - Huntsville, Ala. - 7 p.m.
Live Stats: uahchargers.com
About the Lady Chargers
SUPER SENIORS: Wednesday's contest will mark the final home game of the season for UAH's three seniors: Moriah Bayse, Iris Gunnarsdottir and Danielle Schager. In her three seasons at UAH, Gunnarsdottir has been tremendous in goal as she has set the program record for saves in a career, and she is a two-time all-Gulf South Conference selection. Bayse has played in nearly 50 games during her stint in Huntsville, scoring three times including a key goal against Shorter earlier this season. A transfer from Christian Brothers, Schager has spent two seasons in Huntsville and has appeared in 33 games, recording two assists.
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PLAYING WITH THE BEST: Two of UAH's toughest contests this season have come during the past two games, and the Lady Chargers have risen to the challenge – falling 2-0 in a close contest with No. 6 West Florida before earning a draw with No. 21 Lee.
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NON-CONFERENCE AFFAIR: Wednesday's home opener is a non-conference match for the two GSC foes.
About the Opponent
ABOUT THE LIONS: North Alabama travels to Charger Park with a 6-7-2 record on the season. The Lions have won their previous two contests, defeating Shorter and Valdosta State by a combined score of 5-0. Going into Wednesday's match, UNA has shutout their opponent in five of their six victories.
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LION LEADERS: Senior Jennifer Osmond leads UNA with seven goals on the season to go along with three assists. Chloe Richards and Abby Fannin are right behind Osmond as the two teammates have five goals each, while Richards also has a team-high four assists on the year. Goalkeeper Rachel Beninati has posted five shutouts on the season – a mark that is second in the GSC.
Series History
North Alabama holds a 11-8 advantage against UAH in the all-time series. Earlier this season, the Lions defeated the Lady Chargers 2-0 in Florence.
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