HENDERSON, Tenn.- The (RV) Tigers took the road to battle the Freed-Hardeman University Lions for their first conference game of the season. The Tigers held the lead from the early minutes of the match, limiting the Lions to zero and taking the victory, 5-0.

• Fiona Jolly led the Tigers with two goals, eight shots, and four shots on goal, followed by Oddny Helgadottir with one goal, one assist, six shots, and two shots on goal, and Bethin Boyle with five shots and two shots on goal.
• Sydney Hall and Milly Shakespeare worked together collecting three saves, saving all shots faced from the Lions.
• Campbellsville surpassed Freed-Hardeman in all statistical categories of the game, most significantly: shots (38-3), shots on goal (14-3), corners (9-0), assists (2-0), and goals (5-0).
• The Tigers will be back in action on Wednesday, September 24th, hosting the Lindsey Wilson University Blue Raiders beginning at 6 p.m. ET for the first home conference doubleheader of the season.

Molly Metcalfe, Wilma Gidlof, and Amelie Matheis came into the game with strong offensive forces, attempting shots at the goal from the early stages of the game. Fiona Jolly made the Tigers first on the scoreboard and earned them an early lead, with an assist by Oddny Helgadottir. Alejandra Rocha and Mariangela Meneses followed in their teammates' footsteps, taking offensive charge with their shots. Although they didn't manage to score again, Campbellsville still led the game at the half, 1-0.

Much like the first, Helgadottir was quick to score within the first start of the second period of play, which was quickly followed by another goal by Grace Smith only a couple of minutes later. Alex Glennie came onto the field with avid shots as Campbellsville dominated the contest offensively. Jolly's strong presence on the field continued to highlight the Tigers' lead, collecting her second goal of the game going into the final stretch of the game. With only five minutes left on the clock, Alejandra Rocha racked up Campbellsville's fifth goal of the day to collect Campbellsville's first conference victory of the season, 5-0.