MoFutbol Missouri Desk

MISSOURI HBCU SOCCER

Lincoln University of Missouri + Harris-Stowe State University. Four teams. One Missouri soccer story — from matchday to recruiting, pathways and the people behind the game.

The Missouri two

Programs at a glance

Team records from the snapshot and links to official schedules, rosters and stats.

Data through Nov 13, 2026 · 1:05 AM CT

MoFutbol editorial tracker

The Missouri HBCU Crown

An editorial season tracker, not an NCAA, NAIA, GLVC or AMC championship.

Overall tracker

3Lincoln
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0Harris-Stowe
Crown points · 2026 head-to-head only

Women's Crown

Lincoln 3–2 Harris-Stowe

Aug. 30 · Jefferson City. Lincoln holds the first 2026 Crown result.

Match record →

Men's Crown

No 2026 head-to-head listed

The current official schedules do not list a Lincoln–Harris-Stowe men's match. Nothing is inferred.

How the Crown works

Only official Lincoln–Harris-Stowe regular-season or postseason soccer matches count. Win = 3 points, draw = 1, loss = 0. Exhibitions and scrimmages do not count.

2026 form

Players to Watch

Production and match impact from official school statistics and recaps. Figures through Sep 26.

Signature MoFutbol product

HBCU FC Missouri XI

MoFutbol’s September 26 editorial selection based on production, match impact and role coverage from official 2026 school data.

GKFelipe MattosLincoln · 3 shutout wins
DMiller ArmHarris-Stowe · goal at IU Columbus
DAlysson Portela BarbozaLincoln · goal at Rockhurst
DLeonardo El AyacheHarris-Stowe · 2G · 3A
DKeynath WaltersLincoln · defensive watch
MVitor BiffiHarris-Stowe · 3 goals
MJunior GrizzelleLincoln · 1G · 2A
MJerome LawelLincoln · 1G · 2A
FAckeem MullingsLincoln · 2 goals
FAdefolarin AdigunHarris-Stowe · 4G · 1A
FJonathan NemordenLincoln · 5 goals

Watch XI = editorial form/watch selection, not a player ranking or official all-conference team. It is refreshed only when comparable official data is available.

Grassroots → college → beyond

The Missouri pathway

Make HBCU soccer part of the same MoFutbol journey as high school, JUCO, recruiting, visual storytelling and player profiles.

Prospective players

Play HBCU soccer in Missouri

Research the active team, roster, schedule and school process first. MoFutbol does not promise roster spots, scholarships or eligibility.

Recruiting guide

Storytellers

Cover the game with MoFutbol

Students, photographers and community contributors can help document the programs with authentic work and proper credits.

Visual contributor portal

Build the record

Missouri HBCU soccer timeline

Program milestones and postseason moments from the schools' own records.

Lincoln announces men's and women's soccer

Lincoln announced both programs alongside its move to the GLVC; competition began in fall 2024.

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Lincoln men's breakthrough postseason

Lincoln went unbeaten in the regular season, reached the GLVC semifinals and earned an NCAA Division II tournament berth.

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Harris-Stowe men win the AMC Tournament

The Hornets beat Columbia 2-1 for their first AMC Tournament title since 1999.

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Harris-Stowe women reach the AMC final

The Lady Hornets reached the AMC championship match and finished the season 7-7-5.

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The Missouri Crown opens with a one-goal match

Lincoln women beat Harris-Stowe 3-2 in Jefferson City on Aug. 30, the first Crown-counting match of 2026.

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Coverage engine

What MoFutbol tracks

Recurring products designed to stay useful through the season.

weekly

Missouri HBCU Match of the Week

Choose one Lincoln or Harris-Stowe match with the strongest local, rivalry, standings or player-story value.

weekly

Players to Watch

Refresh from official season stats; never infer identity or background from a name or image.

monthly

HBCU FC Missouri XI

Editorial selection with published methodology and equal access to official data across all four teams.

after every head-to-head

Missouri Crown

Update only from official final results; exhibitions excluded.

when contributor work clears editorial review

Through the Lens — HBCU

Use contributor-owned or licensed imagery with credits and consent safeguards.

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