May 28, 2026
OKLAHOMA CITY (May 28, 2026) - Jenna Baumann, Hannah Voskuhl, and Jessica Kasacek earn national honors as WPSL Players of the Week for Week Three presented by Global Scarves.
Baumann led Green Bay Glory to a 6-0 win while contributing to all six goals to claim National Offensive Player of the Week, while Oklahoma City’s Voskuhl dominated the Scissortails’ backline to secure a shutout win at home and earn National Defensive Player of the Week. Kasacek led RI Rogues FC to a double victory over three days against Northeastern Conference rivals including unseating the No. 1 team in the East and defending national champions to secure the National Goalkeeper of the Week honor.
Jenna Baumann had full control of the midfield in Green Bay Glory’s 6-0 dominant 2026 season opener. The University of Wisconsin, Madison junior made a huge impact on both sides of the ball, making her the complete difference maker for the 70 minutes she recorded on field.
Baumann contributed to all six Glory goals on the night while scoring back-to-back goals within two minutes of each other. She also recorded four assists. Beyond the stats, she completely controlled the game from the midfield by dictating tempo, creating chances, and constantly breaking down the opposition defensively and offensively, making her the WPSL National Offensive Player of the Week for Week Three.
Hannah Voskuhl led the Scissortails to a shutout win in its season opener, anchoring Oklahoma City FC’s backline and limiting Sunflower State FC to just three total shots. The Oral Roberts junior recorded 80 minutes of play and extended her contributions offensively with a header goal off a 57th-minute corner.
Voskuhl’s impact on the field secured a 5-0 victory at home to kick off OKC’s Heartland Division title defense and earned her the WPSL National Defensive Player of the Week for Week Three.
Jessica Kasacek and the Rogues opened its 2026 schedule with a two-game test that had them travel to Merrimack Valley and host the defending WPSL national champions, Sporting CT. With Kasacek in goal for both fixtures, and recording 180 minutes between the posts, the Rogues secured two wins, outscoring its opponents 5-2, and handed Sporting its first loss in eight games (June 22, 2025).
The University of Maine graduate made nine saves against the high-scoring Sporting and with her leadership in goal leadership led the Rogues to a perfect start since 2024, earning her the WPSL National Goalkeeper of the Week for Week Three.
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