Fighting Engineers Down Greenville 7-1

Rose-Hulman women’s soccer continued its perfect start to the 2026 season Tuesday night, exploding offensively in a 7-1 road victory over Greenville.

The Fightin’ Engineers improved to 3-0-0 with the win, producing their highest-scoring performance since the 2022 season.

Rose-Hulman wasted little time taking control. Sydnee Schuler opened the scoring less than four minutes into the match and struck again in the 11th minute, giving the Engineers an early 2-0 advantage.

Greenville answered in the 19th minute when Maddie Cooke cut the deficit to 2-1, but Rose-Hulman quickly regained control. Ally Smith found the net in the 23rd minute, sending the Engineers into halftime with a 3-1 lead.

The second half belonged entirely to Rose-Hulman.

Makayla Doherty scored in the 54th minute and added another in the 67th, joining Schuler with a two-goal performance and extending the advantage to 5-1.

Delaney Untermeyer made it 6-1 with her second goal of the season in the 75th minute. Then, with less than a minute remaining, Ava Klaus scored the first goal of her collegiate career to finish off the 7-1 victory.

Rose-Hulman also received a career-high two assists from Addison Lefler, while Riley Heasley, Emma Johns and Samantha Lyew each recorded an assist.

The Engineers dominated the statistical battle, outshooting Greenville 32-5, including a 16-2 advantage in shots on goal. Rose-Hulman also earned all eight corner kicks in the match.
Now 3-0, Rose-Hulman returns home for its biggest test of the young season.

The Fightin’ Engineers will host No. 1 WashU, the two-time defending NCAA Division III national champion, Thursday night at 7 p.m. in Terre Haute.