TAHLEQUAH – Following two wins in their opening week, Northeastern State women's soccer heads to Oklahoma Baptist for the first time in over a decade this Wednesday, and then travels south of the Red River to play UT Tyler on Saturday.

The RiverHawks have not played in Texas since 2013 and are looking for their second consecutive season with at least a 3-0 start.

Sydney Taylor notched a goal in both of NSU's matches to move her career total to 19.  Head Coach Chase Wooten will enter the week with 200 career wins between his 15 years at Northeastern State and six at Centenary. 

Northeastern State vs. Oklahoma Baptist // Sept. 10 at 6 p.m. // Follow Live 

History with the Bison
- The RiverHawks are 3–1 against OBU all-time, with the last matchup being a 1-0 result for NSU on Sept.11th of last season.
- NSU has visited Shawnee just once in 2012 and won 2-0.  

Scouting the Bison
- OBU has had some mixed results to start their season, losing their opener to UT Dallas 5-0 and drawing to #18 Angelo State 1-1 on Saturday.
- The Bison finished just shy of the Great American Conference title to Ouachita in penalties in the championship match. They lost one-third of their scoring production from last season in Olivia Kenas and Alanna Bloomingdale.

Northeastern State at UT Tyler // Sept. 13 at 6 p.m. // Follow Live

History with the Patriots
- Saturday is the first meeting between NSU and UT Tyler.

Scouting the Patriots
- UT Tyler has been picked to finish ninth in the Lone Star Conference. They began the season with back-to-back wins, beating Rogers State convincingly 3-1 and shutting out East Central on Saturday. Both of those wins were on the road.
- The Patriots have an aggressive offensive front, averaging 13 shots a game, most coming from the East Central trip.