CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. — On Senior Night, Campbellsville University scored three times in the opening 15 minutes before adding six second-half goals Friday, defeating Freed-Hardeman University 9-0 at Finley Stadium to improve to 3-1 in Mid-South Conference play.
- Campbellsville converted sustained pressure into nine goals. The Tigers placed 18 of their 21 shots on target, scoring three times before halftime and six times after the break.
- Marta Prieto and Julia Ogren drove the attack. Each recorded two goals and one assist, combining for Campbellsville's second through fifth goals.
- Amelie Matheis added a second-half brace. Matheis scored twice in a span of 4 minutes, 31 seconds, converting two of her three shots on goal.
- The Tigers received contributions throughout the lineup. Josephine Lindström and Sayu Morisawa completed the scoring, while Mariana Olvera Zañudo and Valeria Chavez supplied assists.
- Campbellsville's attack accelerated after halftime. The Tigers generated 16 second-half shots, placed 12 on frame, and scored six times after attempting five shots in the opening period.
- The Tigers preserved another shutout. Sydney Hall made three first-half saves as Campbellsville held Freed-Hardeman to three shots on goal and seven total attempts.
- Campbellsville reached double-digit victories. The Tigers improved to 10-2-2 overall and 3-1 in conference play, while Freed-Hardeman fell to 2-12 and 0-5.
Campbellsville put its first attempt on frame 13 seconds into the match when Freed-Hardeman goalkeeper Maria Paz Mora Silva denied Ogren. The Tigers moved ahead at 2:51 on an own goal by the Lions.
Freed-Hardeman generated three shots during the next nine minutes, but Hall made saves against Cash Harris twice and Morakane Mokhothu. Ogren doubled Campbellsville's advantage with an unassisted goal at 8:05.
Prieto extended the lead at 14:46, converting Ogren's pass to give the Tigers a 3-0 advantage. Mora Silva later stopped attempts from
Oddny Helgadottir and Matheis to keep the margin at three through halftime.
Campbellsville resumed its attack immediately after the break. Ogren struck the crossbar less than a minute into the period before Prieto scored her second goal at 47:00. Ogren completed her brace at 50:56, pushing the lead to 5-0.
Freed-Hardeman goalkeeper Layla Olson made five saves during the next 12 minutes, denying
Wilma Gidlof, Helgadottir twice,
Sofia Lara, and Prieto. The Lions produced their final two attempts during that stretch, but both missed the target.
Matheis scored her first goal at 75:24 before finishing a pass from Prieto at 79:55 for Campbellsville's seventh tally. She finished with four shots, placing three on goal.
Lindström converted a service from Olvera Zañudo at 87:03 before Morisawa scored off Chavez's assist with 19 seconds remaining, completing the 9-0 victory. Campbellsville finished with advantages of 21-7 in shots and 18-3 in shots on goal.
