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Winner Jacksonville St. JAXST (3-3-0, 0-0-0)
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Alabama St. ALST (1-4-0, 0-0-0)
Winner
Jacksonville St. JAXST
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Alabama St. ALST
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Score By Periods
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Jacksonville St. JAXST 0 2 0 1 3
Alabama St. ALST 2 0 0 0 2

Game Recap: Women's Soccer |

@BamaStateWSC falls to Jacksonville State in overtime

MONTGOMERY, Ala. | Alabama State dropped a 3-2 overtime decision to Jacksonville State at the Montgomery Soccer Stadium inside the Emory Folmar YMCA Soccer Stadium Sunday afternoon.

Alabama State (1-4) scored the first two goals of the match in the first half, beginning with Isabella Beortegui in the 27th minute on an assist from McKenna Wiscombe. Janae Brown added the second goal for the Hornets in the 34th minute off an assist from Meaghan Fielding, giving Alabama State a 2-0 halftime lead.

In the second half, Jacksonville State (3-3) got an early goal from Emma Meadows in the 53rd minute on an assist by Cynthia Bagozzi, before Alicia Pallister tied the match in the 76th minute and force overtime.

The two teams went scoreless in the first overtime period, before Rachel Blanding scored the golden goal in the 104th minute for the win.

Alabama State took five shots on the game with three shots being on target.
 
UP NEXT
Alabama State will be back on the road against Samford in Birmingham for their next contest. That game will take place Friday, September 13 at 7 pm.

NOTEWORTHY
  • Brown scored her first goal of the season.
  • Beortegui continues to lead the team in goals with three on the year.
  • Wiscombe continues to lead the team in assists with three on the year.

QUOTABLES– Head coach Jodie Smith
"Well they always say '2-0 is the most dangerous lead in soccer, because if they score one, it's 2-1, then the other team believes. And that's exactly what happened today. We played well, got complacent, and started making careless mistakes and they capitalized on them." – On what lead to the blown lead.
 
"Certainly, it was a game of attrition today, both teams were short on players, it was hot, and we played around 110 minutes of soccer. So, it was definitely a war of attrition and we'll find out what the report is on our players tomorrow." – On what he expects to see change going into their next game.

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