The UIS Prairie Stars continue their fall season with a busy week of competition and campus events. Men's and women's golf will compete at the Bearcat Dual Gender on Monday and Tuesday, while volleyball hosts Quincy on Tuesday before traveling to face the Hawks on Saturday. Both men's and women's soccer will host McKendree on Wednesday and Rockhurst on Saturday during the final week of the regular season. Men's tennis will wrap up competition at the ITA Regionals on Monday, and men's and women's cross country will compete at the Charger Invite on Saturday. Baseball will also hold its Fall World Series later in the week.

Monday, Oct. 19

All day — Men's Tennis at ITA Regionals
UIS men's tennis finishes up at the ITA Midwest Regional in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as the Prairie Stars compete against teams from across the region.

All day — Men's Golf at Bearcat Dual Gender
UIS men's golf begins competition at the Bearcat Dual Gender in Caseyville, Ill.

All day — Women's Golf at Bearcat Dual Gender
UIS women's golf begins competition at the Bearcat Dual Gender in Caseyville, Ill.

Tuesday, Oct. 20

All day —  Men's Golf at Bearcat Dual Gender
UIS men's golf closes out play at the Bearcat Dual Gender in Caseyville, Ill.

All day — Women's Golf at Bearcat Dual Gender
UIS women's golf continues play at the Bearcat Dual Gender in Caseyville, Ill.

6 p.m. — Volleyball vs. Quincy
UIS (7-14, 1-7 GLVC) returns home after a 3-0 weekend at the Midwest Regional Crossover. The Prairie Stars look to carry that momentum into a non-conference matchup with Quincy (15-8, 3-5 GLVC) before traveling to face the Hawks in conference play later in the week. It serves as the annual Pink Out, as well as the team's We Are Stars gameday.

Wednesday, Oct. 21

3 p.m. — Women's Soccer vs. McKendree
UIS (7-5-3, 5-4-3 GLVC) has already surpassed its win total from 2025 and enters the final stretch of the regular season looking to secure a spot in the GLVC Tournament. The Prairie Stars are coming off a loss and a tie last week and will have home-field advantage against McKendree (13-2-1, 9-2-1 GLVC), which recently played to a 0-0 draw with GLVC No. 1 UMSL. UIS currently sits in position to qualify for the conference tournament but will need to maintain its standing against a strong Bearcats team.

5:30 p.m. — Men's Soccer vs. McKendree
UIS (1-11-3, 1-8-3 GLVC) returns home after a narrow 4-3 loss to Southwest Baptist on Saturday. The Prairie Stars face McKendree (4-7-3, 3-5-3 GLVC) in a matchup between teams separated by little in the conference standings as the season winds down.

Thursday, Oct. 22

Time TBA — Baseball vs. Fall World Series
UIS baseball begins its annual Fall World Series at the UIS Baseball Field.

Friday, Oct. 23

Time TBA — Baseball vs. Fall World Series
UIS baseball continues its Fall World Series, an intrasquad series.

Saturday, Oct. 24

Time TBA — Baseball vs. Fall World Series
UIS baseball concludes its scheduled Fall World Series competition.

Time TBA — Women's Cross Country at Charger Invite
UIS women's cross country travels to Huntsville, Ala., to compete at the Charger Invite hosted by the Alabama-Huntsville Chargers.

Time TBA — Men's Cross Country at Charger Invite
UIS men's cross country travels to Huntsville, Ala., to compete at the Charger Invite hosted by Alabama-Huntsville.

9 a.m. — UIS Tennis Doubles Tournament Fundraiser
UIS Athletics hosts the UIS Tennis Doubles Tournament Fundraiser at the Velasco Tennis Center at Washington Park. 

12 p.m. — Women's Soccer vs. Rockhurst
UIS (7-5-3, 5-4-3 GLVC) continues its push for a GLVC Tournament berth when it hosts Rockhurst (8-4-2, 6-4-1 GLVC). Rockhurst is coming off a 3-0 loss to McKendree after a recent bye.

2:30 p.m. — Men's Soccer vs. Rockhurst
UIS (1-11-3, 1-8-3 GLVC) hosts Rockhurst (4-7-4, 3-4-4 GLVC) in its second home match of the week. The Hawks won the GLVC regular-season title last year but have struggled to replicate that success this season. 

3 p.m. — Volleyball at Quincy
UIS volleyball travels to Quincy, Ill., for the second meeting of the week against Quincy. The Prairie Stars will look to gain ground in the 11-8 all-time series led by the Hawks.