HAMMOND, La.| The Jackson State soccer team couldn't shake back from an early goal scored by its opponent as JSU fell to Southeastern Louisiana Sunday afternoon on the road. The Tigers fell 1-0 in the matchup.

How It Happened

Jackson State (1-5) saw a shot from Kianna Tulloch early in the game at the 13:13 mark, SELU's Olivia Griffin came up with the save. Kendyl Terrell took a chance at giving JSU the advantage at 19 minutes but Griffin registered her second save of the match. At 27:07 Southeastern's Hanna Moffatt scored for the Lions to put them ahead. Mya Guillory was credited with the assist.

Terrell shot again just before the half at 38:18 but Griffin came away with another save as the Lions carried the 1-0 lead into the intermission.

It was a quiet second half for both teams as JSU completed only two shots on goal in the last 45 minutes of the match. Southeastern walked away with the 1-0 win over the Tigers.

Inside the Numbers

• Jackson State took 10 shots in the match five of which were on goal while SELU took 23 shots with 11 on goal.
• Rebecca Jameison recorded 10 saves for the Tigers and Southeastern's Griffin finished with five saves.

Up Next
JSU will return home to host McNeese State Saturday afternoon at the JSU Soccer Field. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. 

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