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Austin Peay Lady Govs Soccer faces UT Martin and Southeast Missouri in season’s first OVC road trip
APSU Sports: Austin Peay Soccer
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University women’s soccer team will be on the road for the first time since September 7th, this weekend. The Lady Govs travel to UT Martin for a 7:00pm, Friday, showdown before concluding the short Ohio Valley Conference road trip at 2:00pm, Sunday, at Southeast Missouri.
Austin Peay Soccer. (Courtesy: Brittney Sparn/APSU Sports Information)
“We’ve spent this week refocusing and trying to get our team to believe,” said head coach Kelley Guth. “Last week’s game was really tough because I felt we played well enough to win and executed very well. We’ve got to finish our chances when we create them. If we do that, I think we have a tremendous opportunity to get some positive results on the road.”
The Lady Govs haven’t beaten UT Martin (3-4-3) since 2006 and trail the all-time series 2-7-1. Senior Kendyl Wilson (five goals, three assists) and freshman Saphyra Coombs-James (three goals, two assists) lead a solid Skyhawks offense. Three of the Skyhawks four losses have come to large-conference schools: Vanderbilt, Mississippi State and Purdue.
Southeast Missouri (1-6-3) was rocked by tragedy last week when Meghan Herndon, a senior defender, passed away due to injuries sustained in an auto accident. The Redhawks postponed last weekend’s matches and tied UT Martin 1-1, Tuesday in their return to action.
“We’re definitely saddened by what’s happened at SEMO,” Guth said. “It will be an emotional game for them.”
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Senior Emily Perkins needs one point to pass Adonia Bivins (2003-08) for sole possession of seventh place all-time on APSU’s career points list; the pair are currently tied with 22 points apiece.
Junior Natalia Ariza needs one point to break her tie with Kaylee Yago (2002-05) and Erica Dengler (2003-06) for fourth all-time in scoring; all three are currently deadlocked at 30. A goal for Ariza would move her past Yago and Dengler in points and tie her with the duo for fourth all-time in goals scored with 12.
With five saves, junior Haylee Shoaff will tie Michelle Smith (2006-08) for third all-time in career saves.
The Lady Govs host Belmont for the first time as an Ohio Valley Conference foe, next weekend, when the Bruins come to Clarksville for a 2:00pm, Sunday, October 7th match.
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