WAYNE, Neb. - The William Jewell women's soccer team lost Sunday afternoon, 4-0 on the road to Wayne State College. It would be the first loss on the year for Jewell, who heads back to Liberty with a 1-1-0 record.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- Both teams were held quiet through the first 20 minutes, before the Wildcats netted their first goal of the day to take the lead. Wayne State would score again, going into half up 2-0.
- The Cardinals offense would start up in the second half, with Jessica Baker getting a shot up and Riley Frasure-Smith taking a shot on goal that was saved in the by the Wildcats keeper in the 61'.
- Jewell would be unable to stop the Wayne State offense, ending the game with a 4-0 result.
KEY STATS
- Jewell put up four shots, including a pair from freshman Maddy Follmer and Lauren Price.
- Cardinal keeper had eight saves in the net while allowing four goals.
UP NEXT
Jewell will travel to St. Joseph, Missouri on Thursday evening for their next matchup, coming against Missouri Western at 7:00 PM.
