BOLIVAR, Mo. - The William Jewell women's soccer team scored two second half goals on Friday to defeat Southwest Baptist 2-1 in the spring season finale. The victory gives head man Cory Herchenroeder his first win as a collegiate head coach. 

HOW IT HAPPENED

• The two teams combined for 12 first half shots before Southwest Baptist connected in the 42nd minute to take the lead. 
• Jewell got off 10 more shots before Katie Pohl got a pass from Rylie May behind the defender and scored and tie the game in the 66th minute. 
• A corner kick in 89th minute was headed twice before ending up with Abbey Negosian who put in the back of the goal to give the Cardinals the win. 

FOR THE CARDINALS 

• The Cardinals posted a season-high 26 shots with 15 on goal, led by Pohl's five and three, respectively.
• Lexy Hawkins and Olivia Chalabi had four shots apiece while Kayla Crowder added three.

FOR THE BEARCATS

• Southwest Baptist managed 10 shots, led by Raegan Edward with three, with only one on target. 
• Keeper Ashlyn Gibbs had 13 saves. 

The Cardinals finish at 1-10-2 in the abbreviated spring season and are anticipating a return in the fall for a complete season. Jewell will say good bye to seven seniors but return 17 letterwinners including 15 who appeared in at least seven games.