COFFEYVILLE – Sophomores Isabell Van Fleet and Poppy Smith had five-point games and freshman Montunrayo Ojobaro had a four-game game as the Hutchinson Community College women’s soccer team closed the 2026 regular season with a 6-0 shutout of Coffeyville on Saturday at Veterans Memorial Stadium.
The Blue Dragons close the regular season at 9-6-3 overall and will finish third in the Jayhawk Conference at 8-3-3 (27 points). The Blue Dragons will play host to an opening-round Region 6 Tournament game next week. Official pairings and times will be released early next week.
Hutchinson scored three goals in each half on Saturday, outshooting Coffeyville 16-3 overall and 13-2 in shots on goal.
Van Fleet had her sixth multi-goal game of the season and eighth of her career with two goals and one assist against Coffeyville. Van Fleet now has eight career multi-goal games. She scored her team-high 13th and 14th goals for the season and now has 22 career goals.
Smith scored two goals and added an assist as she tied a career single-game high with five points. This was Smith’s second multi-goal game of the season and fourth of her career. She now has eight goals for the season and 18 in her Blue Dragon career.
Ojobare posted her second-straight game with two assists and finished with a season-high four points, adding a goal.
Freshman Ana Lopes’ first career goal was also the game-winning goal. Ariadna Zwenger and Lucy Bacon also had assists.
Hutchinson’s six goals on Saturday were a single-game season high.
The Blue Dragons split time with the goalkeepers. Sophomore Rylee Loague (2-1-1) earned her fifth career win with a first-half shutout where she made one save. Freshman Hanna Helshani had one save in a scoreless second half.
Lopes (Ojobaro assist), Van Fleet (Zwenger assist) and Ojobaro (Van Fleet assist) scored the first-half goals. Smith (Ojobaro assist), Van Fleet (Smith assist) and Smith (Bacon assist) had the second-half markers.
The Blue Dragons won their ninth game in a row against Coffeyville and now lead the all-time series with the Red Ravens 23-5.
