CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. — The Freed-Hardeman University women's soccer team continued its Mid-South Conference schedule Friday, falling to the Campbellsville Tigers 9-0 in a road matchup at Finley Stadium.
The Lady Lions (2-12-0, 0-5-0 MSC) fell behind early and carried a 3-0 deficit into halftime. The Lady Lions continued competing in the second half, with
Layla Olson making several saves to limit the Tigers' opportunities during key stretches. Freed-Hardeman continued to pursue scoring chances, with
Isabel Croke and
Cash Harris attempting shots in the second half.
Freed-Hardeman's goalkeepers combined for nine saves against Campbellsville's (10-2-2, 3-1-0 MSC) attacking pressure.
Maria Paz Mora Silva recorded three saves in the first half before Olson took over after halftime and made six saves in the second period.
The Lady Lions worked to create offensive opportunities throughout the contest, finishing with seven shots, including three on goal. Harris led FHU with four shots, putting two on target, while
Morakane Mokhothu added one shot on goal.
Alexia Lorenzo-Pereira joined Croke with the other shots for the Lady Lions.
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