News Summary
The University of Michigan women’s soccer team secured a dominant 4-0 victory against Detroit Mercy, improving their season record to 2-0. Gabrielle Prych led the charge with two goals, while Adi Walick achieved a remarkable three assists. This victory marks Michigan’s fifth consecutive win over Detroit Mercy and their impressive 8-0 record against them at home. As they gear up for a challenging road trip ahead, the team’s performance highlights their preparation for the upcoming matches.
Ann Arbor – The University of Michigan women’s soccer team achieved a commanding 4-0 win over Detroit Mercy on August 17, 2025, at U-M Soccer Stadium. This victory marks Michigan’s second win of the season, improving their overall record to 2-0.
In the match, Gabrielle Prych starred by scoring two goals, the first of her career in a multi-goal game. Adi Walick had a standout performance by registering three assists, tying the program record for single-game assists. This accomplishment makes Walick the first Wolverine player to record three assists in a game since 2017.
Five different players contributed to the scoring for Michigan, with Prych leading the team with four points from her two goals. Ella Jablinskey also made her mark by scoring her first career goal. Another notable contribution came from Kali Burrell, who provided an assist for Elle Ervin’s goal, marking her second goal in as many games.
Michigan dominated the match statistically, outshooting Detroit Mercy 15-3, including 10 shots on target. On the defensive side, the Wolverines allowed only three shots against, which is the fewest shots allowed in a single game since September 4, 2022.
This latest victory is part of a continuing trend, as the Wolverines have now defeated Detroit Mercy in their last five meetings and maintain an unblemished 8-0 record against them in matches played in Ann Arbor.
Looking ahead, the Wolverines are set to embark on a challenging three-game road trip beginning August 21, 2025, when they will face Alabama. The match against Alabama is scheduled to kick off at 7 p.m. CT and will be streamed live on SEC Network+.
The University of Michigan women’s soccer team, underlined by their strong roster and performance, appears well-prepared for the upcoming challenges as they continue their season.
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