Here is the latest Wildcat sports summary, courtesy of the C-SC Sports Information Deparment and SID John Schild.  For more information, visit cscwildcats.com.

In a battle of top five teams in the Heart of America Athletic Conference, the Culver-Stockton women’s soccer team and Grand View battled to a 0-0 double-overtime draw Saturday night at Poulton Stadium.

The Wildcats had the better of the play, out-shooting the Vikings 14-7 in the game, including 12-4 in the second half and overtime.

C-SC’s best opportunity came in the early moments of the first overtime when Isabella Aranda drilled a shot that was blocked at the defense. In the scramble for the loose ball, Montse Caparroshad an opportunity but Grand View goalkeeper Clenka Hommel was a blessed to corral the shot.

The Wildcats also had four corner kicks in the overtime and held an 8-1 edge overall.

Trinity Register made three saves in the game to earn her sixth shutout of the season.

The Wildcats, now 8-3-1 overall and 4-2-1 in the Heart, is scheduled to play at Iowa Wesleyan College at Bracewell Stadium in Burlington, Iowa, Thursday morning, Oct. 14. Game time is set for 10 a.m.

A slow start in the first two sets led to a 25-16, 25-21, 22-25, 25-12 loss for the Culver-Stockton College women’s volleyball team against MidAmerica Nazarene University Saturday afternoon at Charles Field House.

The Pioneers jumped to an early lead in each of the first two sets to put the Wildcats back on their heels.

A late run by C-SC at the end of the second set sparked a third set victory; however, the Pioneers wouldn’t let the hosts get any closer in closing out the match in the fourth set.

Madison McClain led the Wildcats with nine kills. Cameron Prenter added six terminations. Sarah Wells and Maddy Logan each recorded 11 set assists, while Jaylin Ellis had three service aces.

Veiauna Herman led the back line with 18 digs. Kyla Ellis garnered eight digs, while Prenter and Heleine Filipe registered four block assists each.

The Wildcats are scheduled to play two matches next week beginning Thursday night, Oct. 14, at Grand View University in Des Moines, Iowa. Game time is set for 7 p.m.

Grand View University scored four goals in the first half and was never threatened in a 7-0 victory over the Culver-Stockton College men’s soccer team Saturday night at Poulton Stadium.

The Vikings netted the four goals on eight first half shots. They added the fourth goal in the final minute of the opening half.

Overall, Grand View totaled 19 shots in the game and limited the Wildcats to two, both in the first half. C-SC failed to put a shot on goal in the game.

The Wildcats return to action this Thursday, Oct. 14, when they play a non-conference game at Iowa Wesleyan College. The game will be played at Bracewell Stadium in Burlington, Iowa, and is slated to begin at noon.

The Culver-Stockton College cross country teams participated in the Seminole Valley Stampede at Seminole Valley Park in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Saturday morning.

Only four runners ran for each team so neither team recorded a team score in the event.

Rylee Schroder led the women’s team with a 108^th place finish in the 133-runner field. Schroder completed the five-kilometer trek in 25:27.99. Erin Bodine finished 124^th with a time of 30:01.31 while Caroline Lindsey was right on her heels with a time of 30:23.85 and a 125^th place finish. Hailey Laurich was the final runner for the Wildcats, finishing 128^th overall with a time of 31:12.74.

In the men’s race, the Wildcats had four runners start the race but only three finished the 8-kilometer run. Jared St. Juliana was the top finisher for the Wildcats, finishing 133^rd with a time of 36:15.3. Blake Thompson placed 139^th overall with a time of 38:01.8, while Tariq Hartage was 142^nd with a time of 40:33.5. Josh French failed to finish after suffering an injury on the course.

The Wildcats are scheduled to return to Seminole Valley Park Nov. 6 for the Heart of America Athletic Conference Cross Country Championships. The men’s race is slated to begin at 10:30 a.m. with the women to follow at 11:30 a.m.