The Muskies have two road matches left but will play at home for the final time this season and host the second-place team in the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference, as well as the league's newest member. Illinois Tech enters with a 12-2-1 record and is 8-1 in its first go-round in the NACC.

Lakeland (4-10-2 overall, 0-7-1 NACC) comes in off a positive result after working hard for a 0-0 tie against Aurora Saturday night on Senior Night. Lakeland halted a seven-game losing streak and earned its first point in NACC play, keeping the Spartans off the board despite the guests' 19-5 advantage in shot attempts. Erin Tomlinson (Fr.-Madison, Wis.) made nine saves in goal while Hope Cerney (So.-Green Bay, Wis.) attempted all five shots for the Muskies and posted the lone shot on goal.

Illinois Tech continued its surprising first season in the NACC with a 4-3 double-overtime win over Concordia Wisconsin on Saturday. The Scarlet Hawks won the battle for second in the league standings with a rally, as Julia Taliana scored the tying goal with 15 minutes remaining in regulation and Jamie Griggs deposited a rebound for a goal in the middle of the second overtime. Taliana and Griggs both scored twice and Catherine Klemp made four saves as IIT clinched its spot in the six-team NACC Tournament.

Live video of Wednesday night's match will be available at https://portal.stretchinternet.com/lakeland/. Live statistics will also be available at https://lakelandmuskies.com/custompages/stats/wsoc/LS/xlive.htm.