BEAUMONT, Texas – South Alabama women's soccer improved to 5-0 Friday night following a multi-goal night from
Jasmine Greene, defeating the Lamar Cardinals 3-0 in Beaumont.
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After 30 minutes of back-and-forth action,
Jasmine Greene broke the tie with a header to the top right corner of the box off an assist from
Abby Jacobs, giving South the 1-0 lead. South held off the Cardinal attack and went into halftime with a 1-0 lead.
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The Jags kept the scoring going coming out of the half, with
Chiara Singarella finding the back of the net from a Greene assist, giving the Jaguars a 2-0 advantage in the 53
rd minute.
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Greene found the back of the net for the second time Friday night in the 58
th minute, moving Greene's career total to 31 goals. The win was Greene's 6
th multi-goal game in her career.
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The Cardinal defense held off the Jaguar attack for the remainder of the match, but the damage was done, giving South Alabama the shutout win over Lamar.
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Junior keeper
Jaidy Gutierrez Campos returned to the net Friday night and recorded one save and her third clean sheet of the season.
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The Jags offense took 15 shots on the night, while the defense held Lamar to just four shots.
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Greene finished the night with 5 points, having a part in all three goals scored in the win.
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SCORING SUMMARY
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Head Coach
Richard Moodie:
"We are getting better and better every week. This was by far our best performance - start to finish. We really got to dig into the bench and got a lot of players on, which was important knowing we have a game in 48 hours. This is the only week we have to do this, but it's massive we got to empty the bench. I thought the girls were phenomenal. To travel a far way from Mobile and with the stress of class, it speaks volumes about these student-athletes. Proud of the team. On to Sunday we go."Â
NOTABLES
- Greene now has five goals on the season, which leads the Jaguar squad.
- Greene had four shots on the night, all on goal.
- Jaidy Gutierrez Campos recorded her 21st career clean sheet.
- Freshman Sophia Weis saw action for the first time as a Jaguar, playing eight minutes.
- Micaela Dusseault also saw action for the first time this season, clocking 12 minutes.
- Two Jags went the distance in the win – Amber Fortenberry and Gutierrez Campos.
- The Jags have outscored their opponents 22-1 in their five matches this season.
- South Alabama is averaging 4.40 goals per game.
UP NEXT
The Jags stay on the road through the weekend, with a quick turnaround with a match at McNeese Sunday at noon.
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