It was a homecoming type of game for Wayne State College after being on the road the past two weeks including a bye week which led to a season-high in scoring and career-record setting day for Dawson Forgy now with 39 touchdowns in a Wildcat uniform.
From Bob Cunningham Field on the campus of Wayne State College, Forgy ran for 181 yards on 17 carries with three scores and added a receiving touchdown from three receptions for 50 yards.
Forgy passed Nate Rogers (2013-18) who previously had 38 career touchdowns.
WSC (RV) topped Concordia-St. Paul 54-14 on Oct. 31 to improve to 7-2 (6-2 NSIC) and 3-1 in South Division play.
Placekicker Boston Hensley accounted for 10 points after going 7-7 on PATs to secure the NSIC Special Teams Player of the Week. More details can be found inside the sports section.
#25 Wayne State College will close out their home schedule welcoming Sioux Falls on Nov. 7 at 1 p.m.
With two more regular season matches remaining on the schedule before tourney play begins, #4 Wayne State College picked up a pair of four set wins on the home court.
From Rice Arena, the Wildcats bounced back from having an 18-match win streak snapped and topped both #13 St. Cloud State (26-28, 25-21, 25-16, 25-21) and Minnesota State-Mankato (25-17, 21-25, 25-15, 25-22) Oct. 30-31.
#4 WSC is now 26-2 (17-1 NSIC) and finished off their regular season home schedule at 11-1.
Home weekend double-doubles were posted by Mia Berg (13 kills/10 blocks) against SCSU and Molly Ramano (50 assists/10 digs) against the Mavericks.
Chloe Hanel (six blocks) finished with 30 kills.
Hanel collected NSIC Offensive Player of the Week honors following her three matches in late Oct. More details can be found inside the 'B' section.
#4 Wayne State College will next visit #8 Concordia-St. Paul on Nov. 6 at 6 p.m. and play at Winona State on Nov. 7 at 4 p.m.
Match #18 concluded season 2026 for Wayne State College women's soccer.
From the WSC Soccer Complex on Oct. 29, WSC suffered a 4-1 loss against Augustana University.
The Wildcats end their season at 5-10-3 (4-8-3 NSIC).
After falling behind 3-0, Alyssa LaPointe posted a goal for WSC in the 78th minute.
Tyler Donaldson (three shots) and LaPointe (two shots) both placed a shot on goal for WSC.
Alex Hofstetter finishes her junior campaign with 96 saves after she allowed three goals and added six more saves in about 75 minutes of work.
WSC tied for 11th in the NSIC standings (Jamestown) with 15 points.
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