GREENVILLE, Ill. – The Greenville women's soccer team delivered a strong all-around effort at home, cruising to a 3-0 victory over Millikin in one of their last non-conference match ups. The Panthers controlled the pace from start to finish and capitalized on key scoring opportunities.

How it Happened:

1st Half

Greenville struck first in the 21st minute when Angie Russo scored off an assist from Allyson Schulz.

The Panthers continued to press, with Ashlie Cabral adding a second goal at the 32nd minute assisted by Avery Rahden.

Greenville's offense was active, with shots from Jordyn Smith and Maddie Cooke testing the Millikin goalkeeper, while Ashford made multiple saves to keep the opposition off the board.

2nd Half

Early in the second half, Dillyn Baer found the net off an assist from Kylie Petroski at 48:31.

Greenville maintained control throughout, with Ashford making a total of eight saves on shots from Millikin as the Panthers held firm defensively and dictated the pace for the remainder of the match.

Up Next:

Greenville (3-6) will be headed to Carlinville, Ill. to take on Blackburn for their first conference game this Saturday at 3:30 p.m.