Aggies Take on Eagles
October 21, 2023
Oklahoma Panhandle State University Aggies women's soccer team faced off against Southwestern Christian University's Eagles in a spirited match. Despite their best efforts, the Aggies faced a tough challenge, ultimately resulting in a final score of Eagles 3 - Aggies 0.
The game showcased the impressive skills and determination of both teams, as they battled it out for victory. The Aggies made five shots during the first half, while the Eagles recorded 11 shots in the half.
Mya Szymanski, the Aggies' goalkeeper, showcased her talent and agility by making five crucial saves during the first half of the game. However, the Eagles managed to score two goals in the first half. The first goal was netted in the 21st minute, and the second followed in the 44th minute.
The second half saw the Eagles add another goal to their tally in the 71st minute, sealing their lead.
Mallory Maltese, Emma Daskalov, and Faith Cook of the Aggies exhibited commendable effort, each putting one shot on goal, as they worked relentlessly to turn the game in their favor. Head Coach Evan Camperell said after the game, "Today's game was a homecoming of sorts for some of our players as we have five from the Oklahoma City Area. There were lots of family and friends at the game today for our players. The excitement and energy was great. In the first half we had some quality chances to score, howerever were unable to convert.
Looking ahead, Oklahoma Panhandle State University Women's Soccer team will face another challenge when they go head-to-head with Mid-America Christian University on Monday, October 3rd, in an away game set to kickoff at 5 PM.
The game showcased the impressive skills and determination of both teams, as they battled it out for victory. The Aggies made five shots during the first half, while the Eagles recorded 11 shots in the half.
Mya Szymanski, the Aggies' goalkeeper, showcased her talent and agility by making five crucial saves during the first half of the game. However, the Eagles managed to score two goals in the first half. The first goal was netted in the 21st minute, and the second followed in the 44th minute.
The second half saw the Eagles add another goal to their tally in the 71st minute, sealing their lead.
Mallory Maltese, Emma Daskalov, and Faith Cook of the Aggies exhibited commendable effort, each putting one shot on goal, as they worked relentlessly to turn the game in their favor. Head Coach Evan Camperell said after the game, "Today's game was a homecoming of sorts for some of our players as we have five from the Oklahoma City Area. There were lots of family and friends at the game today for our players. The excitement and energy was great. In the first half we had some quality chances to score, howerever were unable to convert.
Looking ahead, Oklahoma Panhandle State University Women's Soccer team will face another challenge when they go head-to-head with Mid-America Christian University on Monday, October 3rd, in an away game set to kickoff at 5 PM.
