Women's Soccer | 3/18/2021 4:47:00 PM
JACKSON, Miss. - The Jackson State Lady Tigers make the trip out West to take on Texas Southern tomorrow beginning at 7 p.m. CST and Prairie View A&M on Monday at 1 p.m. CST.
GAME 4 DETAILS
Opponent: Texas Southern
Date: Friday, March 19, 2021
Time: 7 p.m. CT
Location: Houston, TexasÂ
2019-20 Series Record: JSUÂ 2-0
Last Meeting: November 7, 2019 (JSU 2 | TSU 1)
JSU Record: 2-1Â (2-1Â SWAC)
TSU Record: 2-3Â (2-1Â SWAC)
GAME 5Â DETAILS
Opponent: Prairie View A&MÂ
Date: Sunday, March 21, 2021
Time: 1 p.m. CT
Location: Prairie View, Texas
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2019-20 Series Record: PVAMU 2-0
Last Meeting: November 8, 2019Â (TSU 2 | JSUÂ 0)
JSU Record: 2-1Â (2-1Â SWAC)
PVAMU Record: 3-1 (3-0Â SWAC)
GAME 3Â RECAP | ASU 2 | JSU 1Â
JACKSON, Miss. - Despite dominating nearly the entire match on Sunday versus Alabama State, it was Alabama State that ultimately came up with the victory, 2-1, over the Lady Tigers in SWAC play.
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Jackson State had a total of 10 shots with seven shots on goal in the match, while Alabama State had only had four shots. Yet a corner kick that fumbled around for a few seconds found the goal for the Lady Hornets as they took a 1-0 lead in the second half.Â
"The loss is absurd. We dominated every phase of the match and got punished for maybe 15 seconds total of inattention, but that's what happens at this level. You get nothing for free. And yes, we had the ball basically the whole match, but we lacked a cutting edge in terms of urgency, desire to put them under pressure. We gave the match away because we didn't want to punish them, and in the process wasted some good individual performances in the process" said head coachÂ
Dr. Ted Flogaites.Â
Alabama State scored again later in the second half to take a 2-0 lead, but with a little under a minute left in the game,Â
Annalise Brunson notched the Lady Tigers only goal of the game. It was her third goal in the last two games.
"I'm not going to look for a silver lining, it's a match we should have won, period. For how suffocating and dominating we were for the first thirty minutes of the match and to not have any quality shots, or services, that's us letting ourselves down, it's rendering the work useless. We needed to put them to the sword and we didn't, and they escaped big time" closed Flogaites.
With the loss, JSU falls to 2-1 overall and 2-1 in SWAC play. Jackson State returns to the pitch on Friday on the road at Texas Southern.
LAST GAME VERSUS TEXAS SOUTHERN RECAP:Â NOVEMBER 7, 2019 | JSU 2 | TSU 1 | SHOOTOUTÂ
PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas –Â
Ana Leticia Batista scored the game-winning goal in a shootout to lead No. 3 Jackson State past No. 6 Texas Southern 2-1 in the quarterfinals of the 2019 SWAC Soccer Tournament. JSU awaits the winner of Prairie View and Alabama State. That semi-final is tomorrow is slated for 5:30 p.m.Â
Alexis Henriquez took advantage of a rebound and scored at 22:12 in the first half to put the Lady Tigers up 1-0. Texas Southern scored at the 44-minute mark and the match was knotted at 1-1 at halftime.Â
Sage Magruder attempted two shots, whileÂ
Carlee Griffiths,Â
Patricia Calderon, andÂ
Pernille Kelm each attempted a shot.Â
Thea Ebbe Brich was splendid in goal and finished with three saves.
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Dr. Ted Flogaites
"I don't have words to describe the match. One of the most epic matches I've ever been a part of, ever. The drama, thirteen rounds of penalty kicks. Incredible. My heart is still racing. I thought Thea was phenomenal in the shootout, and Sage, Syd and Ana all converted two penalties, ice runs through their veins. Amazing team performance, and now the chance to play in the semis and potentially avenge our loss to Prairie View from earlier in the season. They are a good team with a top coaching staff. It should be a thrilling contest. The fact that we get to play an additional 90 minutes and spend more time together as a team is the big thing. The cardiac kids keep it exciting but they are doing JSU proud."
TEXAS SOUTHERNÂ LAST GAME RECAP:Â MARCH 7, 2021Â | TSU 1Â | ALCORN 0
Texas Southern soccer returned home with a smile on its face as they won a 1-0 nail biter at Alcorn State thanks to a late goal from Mia Ontiveros. The TSU offense was aggressive early as Ontiveros got the ball rolling with the team's first shot attempt of the game in the 27th minute. Fellow teammates, Johana Anaya and Camile Robinson also had with shot attempts shortly before the first half ended. The pace of the contest picked up in the second half with shots from both teams as Texas Southern had 11 shot attempts compared to Alcorn State's nine. TSU had three attempts at the goal within the first three minutes of the half as Crisely Pavon was the aggressor throughout the entire half with six attempts. After an TSU offsides, the Tigers rebounded quickly and came through in the clutch as Mia Ontiveros delivered the game-winning goal in the 73rd minute which was assisted by Stephanie Robles. Both teams went down to the wire with shots but TSU goalie Oriana Palacios and the TSU defense came through when it mattered as they held off ASU's late charge. Pavon led the way with six shots and three shots on goal followed by four shots on goal from Ontiveros. Carissa Reece added three shots in the contest. The Lady Tigers can unpack their bags and settle back down as the home portion of their schedule begins on Friday, March 19. TSU will face Jackson State at the Houston Sports Park that night at 7 p.m. due to preparations surrounding the 69th TSU Relays at Durley Stadium.Â
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LAST TIME VERUS PRAIRIE VIEW NOVEMBERÂ 8, 2019 (PRAIRIE VIEW A&MÂ 2Â | JACKSON STATE 0)
PRAIRE VIEW, Texas - Jackson State's incredible run in the 2019 season came to an end Friday night at the hands of Prairie View A&M, as PVAMU snapped the Tigers seven game winning streak in the SWAC Tournament Semifinals. Prairie View opened the match with a goal in five seconds to quickly take a 1-0 lead in the semifinal round and held onto that lead throughout the first half and into the break. The Lady Panthers added to their lead in the 65th minute of competition, giving PVAMU a 2-0 advantage. The host school maintained the lead, holding Jackson State scoreless in the 90-minute period to defeated JSU 2-0. Jackson State provided nine total shots as a team with five shots on goal. Megan Howell led the Tigers with three shots and one shot on goal while Patricia Calderon and Ana Leticia Batista each had two shots. Batista led JSU with two shots on goal. Sage Magruder and Alexis Henriquez added one shot and one shot on goal apiece in tonight's matchup. Freshman goalie, Thea Ebbe Brich, played in all 90 minutes on the competition, producing six total saves between the posts. The loss ended the Tigers season, yet the Blue and White accomplished a plethora of goals that many did not see fit heading into the season. Some of the accomplishments include finishing the season No. 1 ranked in all of NCAA collegiate soccer in shot on goal percentage (view NCAA ranking), a seven conference game winning streak, most overall wins in a season since 2016, most conference wins in a season since 2016, above .500 winning percentage in conference play since 2015, most shutout wins consecutively in recent history, a 650 minute streak without giving up a goal, and more SWAC wins in one season than the last two seasons combined.Â
PRAIRIE VIEW A&M LAST GAME RECAP:Â MARCH 5, 2021Â | PVAMU 5Â | ALCORNÂ 0
The Prairie View A&M soccer team (3-1, 3-0 SWAC) dominated Alcorn State (0-3, 0-3 SWAC) Â 5-0 to remain perfect in Southwestern Athletic Conference play Friday afternoon at Spinks-Casem Stadium.
How it Happened:
Aggressive early on offense, the Panthers struck first as Andrea Nugent blasted a shot at the 28th minute. Not long after, Jojo Bernal found the net at the 34th minute to give Prairie View A&M a commanding lead. Outshooting Alcorn State 20-0 in the first half, Nugent set up Lauren Hermosa in the 44th minute with a nice feed that Hermosa converted into a goal in the 44th minute. The Panthers did not let up after intermission, as Alexis Espino's assist led to a score from Lesa Griffin in the 53rd minute. Ashley Chala punctuated the rout with a late strike in the 89th minute. Quinn Josiah picked up the shutout win, making a save in goal.
