MOBILE, Ala. – South Alabama women's soccer shared the wealth Sunday afternoon, with seven different Jaguars finding the back of the net in South's 8-0 win over Alcorn State in Thibodaux.
 
South Alabama found the goal early, with Jasmine Greene scoring South's first goal of the day in the second minute of the match. Sophomore defender Gabriela Angulo doubled the Jaguar lead in the 16^th minute, off an assist from Monique Gray.
 
Two more goals came in the first half for the Jaguars, with Amber Fortenberry finding the back of the net in the 22^nd minute and Kailey Littleford adding to the Jaguar lead in the 36^th minute, giving South the 4-0 advantage going into halftime.
 
South Alabama continued the scoring in the second half, tacking on four more goals to secure the 8-0 shutout. Newcomer Melina Descary scored the first goal of the second half, nailing a penalty kick in the 52^nd minute. Greene scored her second goal of the day just a minute later off an assist from Sydney Ham.
 
The last two goals of the day came back-to-back, with newcomers Chiara Singarella and Gabby Hollar both finding the back of the net within 2 minutes of each other.
 
Defensively, South Alabama held Alcorn State to zero shots, the first time since 2012 South has kept an opponent shot less.  
 
South finished the day with 38 shots, 24 of them being on frame. The Jaguar offense was led by Greene, who had two goals, one assist and six shots.  
 
SCORING SUMMARY

• Jasmine Greene (assist by Gabby Hollar) – 2^nd minute
• Gabriela Angulo (assist by Monique Gray) – 16^th minute
• Amber Fortenberry (assist by Gabriela Angulo) – 22^nd minute
• Kailey Littleford (assist by Jasmine Greene) – 36^th minute
• Melina Descary (PK) – 52^nd minute
• Jasmine Greene (assist by Sydney Ham – 53^rd minute
• Chiara Singarella – 65^th minute
• Gabby Hollar (assist from Gabriela Angulo) – 67^th minute

 
NOTABLES

• Amber Fortenberry, an Ole Miss transfer, recorded her second career start and second career goal in the match.
• Melina Descary scored her first career goal in the win.
• Descary, Chiara Singarella and Gabby Hollar scored their first goals as Jaguars in the match.
• Seven different Jags scored in the match while nine earned points.
• Jasmine Greene now has 29 career goals.
• The win was Greene's 5^th career multi-goal game.
• The win was the first time since 2012 the Jaguars have held an opponent to zero shots.

QUOTABLE
Head Coach Richard Moodie:
"Great results on the road. Excited to be at home at The Cage this week, hoping everyone can come out and support us at our home opener on Thursday night. Go Jags!"
 
UP NEXT
The Jags return to Mobile next week, welcoming in Queens on Thursday, Aug. 24, for the 2023 home opener.
 
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