
4/1/2021 3:37:00 PM | Soccer
JACKSONVILLE – With postseason implications on the line, the Jacksonville State soccer team will host Tennessee Tech on Friday afternoon at the JSU Soccer Field.
The match will get started at 3 p.m. and admission is free to all JSU home matches. The contest will also be streamed on ESPN+.
The Gamecocks enter the final two matches of the season on the cusp of earning one of the four spots in the Ohio Valley Conference Soccer Championship. JSU has accumulated 10 points with the three wins and a tie this season. UT Martin holds the final spot heading down the final stretch of the season with 13 points. The Golden Eagles are a spot behind Jax State with nine points. JSU faces Tech and SIU Edwardsville in the final two matches of the regular season.
JSU is coming off a tough 3-2 loss last Tuesday on the road at Eastern Illinois, while TTU fell 1-0 to SIUE in Cookeville, Tennessee.
Senior Alicia Pallister improved her resume for postseason honors with here league best seventh assist on Tuesday and added her third goal of the season in the EIU contest. She ranks eighth in NCAA Division I Women's Soccer in total assists and four shy of the national lead, held by Denver's Natalie Beckman. Pallister ranks second in the OVC in total points with 13 and her three goals is listed sixth-best in the conference. JSU sophomore Cynthia Bagozzi is also a solid candidate for conference honors with four goals so far on the season. Bagozzi ranks second in the OVC in goals behind SIUE's Mackenzi Litzsinger's six goals.
Freshman Kylie Wells is listed in the OVC top-10 in total shots with 22 on the season and an average of over two shots per match.
As a team, the Gamecocks are second in the OVC in total shots and shots per game with an average of 15 per outing. JSU has put together 17 goals this season, which is second-best in the conference. JSU averages 2.12 goals per game, just behind SIUE's mark of 2.62.
Following the TTU match, the Gamecocks will prep for the Cougars of SIUE. The regular season finale will be on Tuesday, April 6 at 3 p.m.
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The match will get started at 3 p.m. and admission is free to all JSU home matches. The contest will also be streamed on ESPN+.
The Gamecocks enter the final two matches of the season on the cusp of earning one of the four spots in the Ohio Valley Conference Soccer Championship. JSU has accumulated 10 points with the three wins and a tie this season. UT Martin holds the final spot heading down the final stretch of the season with 13 points. The Golden Eagles are a spot behind Jax State with nine points. JSU faces Tech and SIU Edwardsville in the final two matches of the regular season.
JSU is coming off a tough 3-2 loss last Tuesday on the road at Eastern Illinois, while TTU fell 1-0 to SIUE in Cookeville, Tennessee.
Senior Alicia Pallister improved her resume for postseason honors with here league best seventh assist on Tuesday and added her third goal of the season in the EIU contest. She ranks eighth in NCAA Division I Women's Soccer in total assists and four shy of the national lead, held by Denver's Natalie Beckman. Pallister ranks second in the OVC in total points with 13 and her three goals is listed sixth-best in the conference. JSU sophomore Cynthia Bagozzi is also a solid candidate for conference honors with four goals so far on the season. Bagozzi ranks second in the OVC in goals behind SIUE's Mackenzi Litzsinger's six goals.
Freshman Kylie Wells is listed in the OVC top-10 in total shots with 22 on the season and an average of over two shots per match.
As a team, the Gamecocks are second in the OVC in total shots and shots per game with an average of 15 per outing. JSU has put together 17 goals this season, which is second-best in the conference. JSU averages 2.12 goals per game, just behind SIUE's mark of 2.62.
Following the TTU match, the Gamecocks will prep for the Cougars of SIUE. The regular season finale will be on Tuesday, April 6 at 3 p.m.
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