GREENVILLE, Ill. – The women's soccer team secured a 2-0 win at home Friday afternoon, powered by a pair of second-half goals and a composed defensive effort. Senior goalkeeper Madison Ashford earned a clean sheet with multiple saves, while Jordyn Smith and Ava Pollard each found the back of the net to lift the Panthers.

How it Happened:

1st Half

Greenville controlled much of the tempo early, generating several corner kicks and testing the Harris-Stowe goalkeeper with well-placed shots. Despite dominating possession and pace, the Panthers went into the half tied 0-0, with Ashford making key saves to keep the match scoreless.

2nd Half

The Panthers broke through just three minutes after the restart. In the 48th minute, Smith buried a goal off an assist from Allyson Schulz to put Greenville in front.

The team continued to press, and in the 75th minute, Pollard extended the lead with a clean finish, assisted by Maddie Cooke.

Ashford remained steady in goal, turning away every shot to seal the shutout victory

Up Next:

The Panthers (1-2), will be home tomorrow, playing Calvin at 3:00 p.m.