2008 Woodie Awards
Lady Panthers soccer suffer shutout against Indians
Dustin Daniels
Issue date: 9/8/05 Section: Sports
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The Prairie View A&M Lady Panthers dropped their second consecutive contest in as many tries, suffering a 6-0 road shutout at the hands of Louisiana-Monroe's Indians on Friday.
Louisiana-Monroe came out the aggressor, sending a number of attempts to the defense of the Panthers goalie Amy Miller. Their efforts reaped benefits when, at the 28:05 mark, Louisiana-Monroe's Tara Balogh struck pay dirt. Minutes later, Louisiana-Monroe's Amanda Wing scored on an assist by Rachael Hobson.
At intermission, the Lady Panthers trailed by two, thanks in part to the aggression of Louisiana-Monroe. The Indians had attempted 17 shots in the opening stanza, while the Panthers had only mounted three.
The second half saw Louisiana-Monroe continue to pour it on. As Balogh and Hobson struck once more, Bologh tallied her second goal, and Hobson racked up her second assist. Hobson would later score unassisted, en route to dominating the Panthers.
For the game, Louisiana-Monroe totaled 27 shots, while limiting the Lady Panthers to four. Prairie View will return to Blackshear Field for back to back home contests versus Dallas Baptist, Sept. 6, and Texas State, Sept. 11.
Louisiana-Monroe came out the aggressor, sending a number of attempts to the defense of the Panthers goalie Amy Miller. Their efforts reaped benefits when, at the 28:05 mark, Louisiana-Monroe's Tara Balogh struck pay dirt. Minutes later, Louisiana-Monroe's Amanda Wing scored on an assist by Rachael Hobson.
At intermission, the Lady Panthers trailed by two, thanks in part to the aggression of Louisiana-Monroe. The Indians had attempted 17 shots in the opening stanza, while the Panthers had only mounted three.
The second half saw Louisiana-Monroe continue to pour it on. As Balogh and Hobson struck once more, Bologh tallied her second goal, and Hobson racked up her second assist. Hobson would later score unassisted, en route to dominating the Panthers.
For the game, Louisiana-Monroe totaled 27 shots, while limiting the Lady Panthers to four. Prairie View will return to Blackshear Field for back to back home contests versus Dallas Baptist, Sept. 6, and Texas State, Sept. 11.
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