UNIVERSITY RELEASE — Originally published by Ole Miss Athletics, Oct. 15, 2026.
Missouri scored once before halftime and twice inside a five-minute stretch after it to beat Ole Miss 3-0 on Thursday night at the Ole Miss Soccer Stadium. The Rebels fall to 7-8-0 overall and 0-7-0 in the SEC. Missouri moves to 4-8-2 and 1-5-1.
The Goals
Missouri 3, Ole Miss 0 — halftime: Missouri 1, Ole Miss 0
- 27:33 — Emily Derucki, her third of the season, assisted by Lana Adams
- 61:47 — Brianna Buels, her third, assisted by Rylie Morse
- 66:42 — Lana Adams, her fourth, assisted by Rylie Morse
How It Went
For 27 minutes the Rebels had the better of it. Jenna Studer forced Missouri goalkeeper Riley Wilkerson into a save in the 24th minute, and Ole Miss carried a 6-5 edge in shots through the opening half. Derucki’s finish at 27:33 was the first time Missouri got its nose in front, and it was enough to hold through the interval.
Ole Miss had chances to level before the break and did not take them. Alena Watts and Katie Ramsden both pulled attempts wide, and Isabelle Wright put one on frame in the 44th minute that Wilkerson turned away.
The match got away in the second half. Buels doubled the lead at 61:47 off a Morse feed, and Adams made it three at 66:42 with Morse again supplying the assist — two goals in just under five minutes, both created by the same player.
Anna Claire Jacobi made two saves across the first 69 minutes before Taylor Prigge took over for the final 20 and finished with a save and no goals conceded. Marieke Ten Brink registered the last Ole Miss shot on goal in the 78th minute, and Wilkerson held it for her shutout.
The Numbers
- Shots — Missouri 15, Ole Miss 10
- Shots on goal — Missouri 6, Ole Miss 3
- Corner kicks — Missouri 7, Ole Miss 0
- Fouls — Missouri 10, Ole Miss 7
- Saves — Missouri 3 (Wilkerson), Ole Miss 3 (Jacobi 2, Prigge 1)
Missouri took every corner kick in the match. Studer and Wright led Ole Miss with two shots each, one apiece on goal; Evie Ewing added a shot.
Up Next
Ole Miss stays home to face Oklahoma on Sunday at 3 p.m. CT at the Ole Miss Soccer Stadium, streaming on SEC Network+.
📄 Read the full university release: Ole Miss Soccer Falls 3-0 to Missouri → (OleMissSports.com)