CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky.- The Tigers hosted the #20 Georgia Gwinnett College Grizzlies on Friday night. With avid defense in the first period and two goals in the second half, Campbellsville limited Georgia Gwinnett to zero, 2-0.
- Oddny Helgadottir led the Tigers with five shots and three shots on goal, followed by Molly Metcalfe with three shots and three shots on goal.
- Milly Shakespeare collected two saves throughout the contest.
- Campbellsville surpassed Georgia Gwinnett in a few statistical categories of the match, most significantly: shots (16-7) and shots on goal (8-3).
- The Tigers will be back in action, traveling to Williamsburg, Kentucky, to battle the #4 University of the Cumberlands Patriots on Wednesday, October 15th, beginning at 6 p.m. ET.
Within the first few minutes of the game, Bethin Boyle, Oddny Helgadottir, and Fiona Jolly struck the Grizzlies with shots to assert their offensive dominance on the field. Halfway through the period, Georgia Gwinnett's head coach was ejected from the game with a red card.  Although the Grizzlies attempted to retaliate, the Campbellsville defense prevented Georgia Gwinnett from coming close to the goal. At the half, neither team managed to score.
Much like the first, Boyle came into the second half with an avid offensive charge, scoring the first goal of the game, assisted by Laura Munoz. As the second half continued to unfold, several players from both teams received yellow cards, as the foul-heavy action in the match increased. Wilma Gidlof and Julia Ogren each attempted back-to-back shots, blocked by the Grizzlies' defense and saved by their goalie. However, with only five minutes left on the clock, Molly Metcalfe struck Georgia Gwinnett with another goal to extend the Tigers' lead. At the end of the game, the Grizzlies were unable to score, falling to Campbellsville, 2-0.
