Loyola Chicago Ramblers vs VCU Rams: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 19 Oct '25)

The excitement is brewing for an upcoming NCAA Women’s regular season clash that is bound to tickle your funny bone. Picture this: two fierce teams, the Loyola Chicago Ramblers and the VCU Rams, all set to square off on Sunday, the 19th of October 2025. Fans might want to bring their trusty umbrellas, considering how the last time these two locked horns on October 3rd, 2024, the match ended in a dithering draw – truly, a tie that wasn’t double-knotted!

Now, let’s talk momentum, which seems a bit like a comedic seesaw. The Loyola Chicago Ramblers are galloping into this fixture fresh from a 2-1 victory against the Duquesne Dukes. Meanwhile, the VCU Rams are also prancing in off a 2-1 win over the Richmond Spiders. If their last performances suggest anything, it’s that both teams have packed their winning pants for this upcoming battle.

Player performance stats: On the pitch, players like Z. Hevey, with his two-goal blasting for Loyola, need to be the Rams’ number one target for their defense. Equally, VCU Rams’ Y. Nguyen is quite the charitable fellow, topping the assist list with two kind-hearted assists that Loyola will definitely want to shut down.

The top player ratings for Loyola Chicago Ramblers are: Zoe Hevey struts in with a 7.81 rating, leading the charge. Not far behind is Allison Deardorff at 7.54, while Jadyn Harris rounds off this trio with a 6.99. Will they keep the comedic timing on track?

The top player ratings for VCU Rams are: Mia Pongratz steps up with an acceptance speech worthy 7.24, followed by Y-Van Nguyen boasting a solid 6.89, and Jordyn Hall wrapping it up with a 6.68. It's a stage filled with stars.

Looking at the stats, possession seems to sway slightly in favor of the VCU Rams at 52.5%, while the Ramblers hold just shy of half with 49.1% possession. If corners were coveted like comedy punchlines, Loyola would have a 3.57 per match chuckle while VCU chuckled along with a 3.29 average corners per match.

When it comes to keeping their cool, the Ramblers have been just a smidge more colorful with four yellow cards, while VCU Rams have only seen three. A spotless zero for red cards and penalties for both teams keeps the joke clean and friendly.

After analyzing all these comedic turns and stats, it’s fair to predict that the Rams, with their stronger hold on possession and a knack for assists, might just have the last laugh this time around!