CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. –
Malthe Schou recorded his second shutout of the season on Senior Night as Campbellsville University outshot Freed-Hardeman University 11-5 but could not convert its attacking advantage in a 0-0 Mid-South Conference draw Friday at Finley Stadium.
- Campbellsville more than doubled Freed-Hardeman's shot total, finishing with an 11-5 advantage while limiting the Lions to two attempts on goal.
- Schou stopped both shots he faced to earn his second clean sheet of the season and the Tigers' third overall.
- Campbellsville controlled the opening half with advantages of 6-2 in shots and 3-1 in corner kicks.
- The Tigers generated five shots during the final 20 minutes, including three attempts over a span of 3 minutes, 13 seconds beginning in the 83rd minute.
- Ollie Jagroop led Campbellsville with three shots and placed one on frame, while Mihlali Blesi, Izan Garcia Gancedo, and Mark Holton each attempted two shots.
- Mark Horn and Jagroop accounted for Campbellsville's two shots on goal, forcing Gaspar Bourdon into one save in each half.
- Campbellsville committed 11 fouls to Freed-Hardeman's 17 and received one of the match's four cautions.
Campbellsville produced the first shot on goal in the 20th minute when Horn tested Bourdon, who made the save. The Tigers then earned three corner kicks in just over two minutes as they established pressure in the attacking third.
Blesi directed a header wide following the third corner before having another attempt blocked in the 25th minute. Jagroop sent a shot high two minutes later, and
Malte Ekman missed wide in the 33rd.
Freed-Hardeman registered its first shot in the 29th minute when Martin Theissen missed wide. Schou made his first save against Heydan Lefort at 39:52, preserving the scoreless match.
Holton produced Campbellsville's final opportunity of the opening half, sending an attempt wide with five seconds remaining. The Tigers entered intermission with six shots and three corners while allowing Freed-Hardeman only two attempts.
Campbellsville threatened immediately after the restart. Jagroop placed an attempt on target at 49:03, but Bourdon made his second save.
The Lions created their most sustained spell near the hour mark. Evans Osei Amankwah had an attempt blocked before Schou denied Noah Setterberg at 60:13. Amankwah then directed a header wide following a corner kick.
Campbellsville regained the initiative over the closing 20 minutes. Jagroop missed wide in the 71st before Garcia Gancedo sent attempts to either side of the goal in the 83rd and 85th minutes.
Holton delivered the Tigers' final shot at 85:43, but his effort went wide. Campbellsville was flagged offside twice during the final three minutes as it continued searching for a breakthrough.
The Tigers finished with 11 shots, two on goal, and three corner kicks, while the Lions recorded five shots, two on frame, and two corners. Campbellsville moved to 3-7-5 overall and 1-2-2 in the Mid-South Conference, while Freed-Hardeman moved to 7-4-4 and 1-3-1.
