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Winner Jackson St. JSU (1-2-0, 0-0-0)
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Nicholls NICH (0-5-0, 0-0-0)
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Jackson St. JSU
(1-2-0, 0-0-0)
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Nicholls NICH
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Team 1 2 F
Jackson St. JSU 2 2 4
Nicholls NICH 1 0 1

Game Recap: Women's Soccer |

Soccer Registers Big Win Over Nicholls State on the Road

THIBODAUX, La.| The Jackson State soccer team shined against Nicholls State on the road Friday night in its non-conference matchup at the Thibodaux Regional Sports Complex. The Tigers defeated Nicholls State 4-1.
 
"We are very happy with the first win of the season, and the kind of soccer we played tonight I thought showcased our ability when we are in form," said head coach Ted Flogaites. "We had some really special performances tonight but the collective performance had the right spirit, energy and desire. To have four different players score goals was gratifying and supported a lot of the work we've been doing lately to fine tune different elements of our game. The team and the players were locked in to the match in a way that meant we wouldn't be denied and they deserve all the credit for tonight's performance."

Chantae Blackwood scored the Tigers' first goal of the match. Kendyl Terrell scored JSU's second goal of the match. Harper Bennett scored the third goal roughly two minutes into the second half and Kalia Uehara capped the match scoring the fourth goal for Jackson State.
 
How It Happened

Jackson State (1-2) shot on goal 6:23 into the match as Kalia Uehara tried to give the Tigers an advantage. Nicholls State's goalkeeper Elizabeth Zepeda came away with the save. Nicholls State (0-5) to the first lead of the match as Lauren Andre scored for the Colonels' at the 14:01 mark.
 
After six more shots, Chantae Blackwood scored the Tigers' first goal at 32:46 and tied the match at one. Andre shot again for Nicholls State, but Rebecca Jameison recorded the save for Jackson State. Kendyl Terrell pushed the Tigers ahead, scoring just before the half at 44:09. Caiah Smith was credited with the assist as JSU carried a 2-1 lead into the half.
 
Harper Bennett scored JSU's third goal of the match just under two minutes into the second half at the 46:49 mark. Kalia Uehara scored the Tigers last goal at 67:59 to seal the Tigers' win over Nicholls State.
 
Inside the Numbers
  • Jackson State outshot the Colonels 17-14.
  • The Tigers finished with eight shots on goal.
  • Rebecca Jameison registered five saves in the match.
  • Chantae Blackwood, Kendyl Terrell, Harper Bennett and Kalia Uehara each scored a goal in JSU's win.
  • There were six yellow cards handed out in the match.
Up Next
The Tigers will return home to the JSU Soccer Field to host ULM Sunday afternoon. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m.

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