LEBANON, Tn. ---- The Life University women's soccer team fell to No. 8 nationally ranked Cumberland University 2-0 in Mid-South Conference play on the road Monday afternoon.
NOTES
• Life U fell to 4-5 (0-1) on the year, while Cumberland improved to 10-0 (1-0).
STANDOUT PERFORMERS
•
Josie Davis and
Wilma Moberg each had three shots in the match with one on frame.
•
Elisabeth Andersag and
Callie Lambert each added two shots as
Jasmine Turner recorded the final shot on frame.
• Despite the two goals allowed,
Julia Bernhardt recorded a career-high 15 saves in the match.
HOW IT HAPPENED
• Eight minutes into the match, Vetter found the back of the net on a hard-line drive shot that snuck in just under the top of the crossbar to put Cumberland ahead 1-0.
• Turner put the first look on frame for Life U in the 37
thminute, however Cumberland increased its lead to two in the 41
stminute. Holloway scored on the assist from Segura and Aplin to put the Phoenix ahead 2-0.
• Life U trailed by the same scoreline at the half.
• Davis put a shot on frame in the 50
thminute, however Life U was still unable to find a goal.
• Bernhardt continued to give the Running Eagles a chance with six saves in the second half.
• Moberg had her look at goal in the 64
thminute, however Kambeitz was able to keep her clean sheet with the save.
• Life U had one more shot at goal in the 85
thminute that was blocked as Cumberland took the 2-0 victory.
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
• Cumberland outshot Life U 30-14 during the match. The Phoenix held the advantage in shots on frame over the Running Eagles 17-3.
• Cumberland held the advantage in corner kicks over Life U 9-6.
• Life U led Cumberland in saves 15-3.
UP NEXT
• The women's soccer team will return to action on Wednesday, October 3, when they host No. 19 nationally ranked Georgia Gwinnett on campus for a match at 7 PM.
