The Alabama State University soccer team will look to rebound against non-divisional foe Southern University on Sunday, October 21 at 2 p.m.
 
“We just have to regroup and rebound from yesterday's loss to Jackson State,” head coach Jodie Smith said. “We have to get better on the defensive end and be able to clear the ball out when its lingering in the box. This has got to be a team effort. Southern is a good team, but haven't been playing well this season, so hopefully we can capture a win and go back home and prepare for our final two games of the season.”
 
The Lady Hornets (5-7-2 overall/ 1-1 SWAC) loss to Jackson State on Friday was the team's first divisional defeat this season. ASU now stands third in the SWAC Eastern Division. The team still leads the league in assist per game (1.38), goals allowed (1.69), goals against average (1.79), shutouts (5), and corner kicks (41).
 
Sophomore goalkeeper Kylee Hathaway leads the SWAC in shutouts (5), shutouts per game (0.38), save percentage (.804), and goals against average (1.79). Junior forward India Pleasant continues to lead the league in game winning goals with (2), while sophomore forward Alexandria Cannon is in a three-way tied for first place in points (16). Freshman forward Anastasia McCleary leads the conference in assists with (4).
 
The Jaguars (0-8-1/ 0-1-1) are coming off a 3-0 loss to Alabama A&M on Friday. SU has seen better days, but has not been playing well thus far this season.
 
 



                                                                                            Go Hornets