VESTAL, N.Y. - Binghamton women's soccer will look to extend its unbeaten streak when the Bearcats (5-5-3, 2-2-1 America East) travel to Burlington to face Vermont (8-4-3, 3-3 AE) on Sunday. Game time is noon at Virtue Field with the broadcast shown on ESPN+. The teams are separated by two points in the standings with two weeks remaining in the regular season.

Binghamton is coming off a 1-1 home draw against NJIT on Thursday. The tie pushed the Bearcats' unbeaten streak to three after back-to-back one-goal wins over UMBC and Bryant. Senior forward Mackenzie Ryder tallied Binghamton's goal in the 25th minute. Her header off a corner kick by freshman midfielder Anna Buckwalter was her fourth goal of the season. The assist was Buckwalter's third of the season.

Senior forward Hannah Mimas leads the Bearcats with six goals and five assists for 17 points. She is tied for first in the America East in assists, tied for second in points and third in goals. Senior keeper Kaitlyn Williams lowered her goals against average to 1.13 in 11 games.   

The Bearcats are in a tie for fifth place (With UAlbany) in the standings with three regular season games remaining. Still in play is a top-4 finish, which would come with a home playoff game. 

Vermont is coming off a 3-0 home win over UAlbany on Thursday. The Catamounts have won three of their last four and are in a two-way tie for third place (with Bryant). The team is the most potent in the conference, having scored 29 goals, nearly two per outing. Reigning first team all-conference selections Bailey Ayer and Kate Bossert have combined for 17 goals and 41 points.  

Binghamton leads the all-time series 13-10, thanks to five straight head-to-head wins. Last October, the Bearcats prevailed 2-0 at home. Binghamton hopes to replicate the 2022 game in Burlington, when it shook off an early 1-0 deficit and scored six goals (all in the first half) in 21 minutes  - all in the first half - to win 6-1. The Bearcats are 6-6 all-time at Virtue Field.