MARIETTA, Ga. – Life University (4-8, 1-3 MSC) fell 4-1 to Campbellsville (4-9-1, 2-1-1) on Saturday.
 
"This was some of the best soccer this team has played in a very long time," Head Coach Sam Clark said. "The game took a shameful turn when the referees gave a questionable penalty kick, which then influenced how the team made their decisions when it came to defending. We still created chances, and still played through it. I am very proud of the team tonight."
 
Junior Josie Davis scored the lone goal for the Running Eagles on a pass from junior Katelynn Harbeke. Life U outshot Campbellsville 16-14, but only had nine shots on goal compared to the Tigers' 10. Julia Bernhardt took the loss in the goal allowing three goals with four saves.
 
The Running Eagles got things started early with Davis finding the back of the net at 12' taking a early 1-0 lead. The Tigers would answer quickly with the equalizer at 13' and sent the game to the half tied 1-1.
 
Campbellsville got their offense rolling in the second half. The took lead on a goal at 54'. They would add another a short time later at 59', taking a 3-1 lead. The Tigers sealed the 4-1 win with a final goal at 84'.
 
The Running Eagles are back in action on Oct. 17 as they welcome Lindsey Wilson.