MOBILE, Ala. - The Lamar University women's soccer team couldn't find a breakthrough in its match with South Alabama Thursday afternoon falling 2-0 in a game that was moved to 1 p.m. due to the weather.  
 
Trinity Clark and Isela Ramirez each posted two shots while Kaitlyn Niemeyer and Anneliese Switzer added a shot. Maddie Rich posted two saves in goal for the Cardinals as she played the entire game in net. The Jaguars would score their goals in the seventh and 54th minutes of action. The Jaguars managed two goals despite being held to just 11 shots for the game.
 
USA held a 6-1 shot advantage before the 28th minute when the Cardinals began to create their scoring chances. LU finished the first half with three more shots, but trailed 1-0 at the break.
 
Following USA's second goal, the Cardinals had their best opportunity to get on the board in the 64th minute only to be denied by a save from the South Alabama keeper. The Jaguars outshot the Cardinals 5-1 for the final 26 minutes of the contest to preserve the win.
 
LU returns home for its next contest Sunday night as the Cards host Texas Southern at 7:00 p.m from the LU Soccer Complex.
 

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