Troy University Athletics
Sunday, September 11
Jacksonville, Ala.
1 p.m.
Troy University
at
Jacksonville State
Troy Ventures to Jacksonville State after 10-day Break
9/10/2022 12:10:00 PM | Soccer
TROY, Ala. – Troy women's soccer resumes game day action against Jacksonville State after taking a 10-day break following its 1-0 victory against Mercer last Thursday. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. at the JSU Soccer Complex.
The Trojans (2-2-1) have been rolling through their last three games, recording two victories and a tie after a tough 0-2 start. Meanwhile, the Gamecocks (1-6-0) come off their first victory on Friday after being outscored 13-1 in their first six games.
Winning in the Rain
Last Thursday saw Troy battle the Bears of Mercer and the inclement weather of Troy. Both teams were scoreless through the first 40 minutes before lightning brought an hour-and-a-half delay.
Troy didn't skip a beat after the delay, pushing through on the offensive end. Jayla Gage led the charge in the second half, putting out two shots in a 10-minute span – ended the game with a team-high four shots.
Nia Wilson followed up Gage at the 60:31 mark with her first shot of the night. That shot brought energy for Wilson as Jordan Stack launched a throw-in to the 5-7 sophomore just five minutes later. Wilson quickly turned and let out the shot, finding the top right of the net for her first goal of the season, 1-0.
Match Info
Troy vs. Jacksonville State
When: Sunday, September 11 – 1 p.m.
Location: Jacksonville, Ala. – JSU Soccer Complex
Live Stats: gotroy.us/3eHasfJ
Watch: ESPN+
All Trojans Since 2013
Jacksonville State leads the series 7-10-2.
Despite JSU leading the overall series, Troy hasn't lost a game to the Gamecocks since 2013. Since then, the Trojans are 4-0-2, which includes a 2-1 victory last season. Ella Owen led the charge last season, netting back-to-back goals to win the match.
Friday night saw JSU seize its first victory of the season, 4-1, against Alabama State. Cynthia Bagozzi led the charge with a hat-trick performance on just five shots.
Bagozzi's three goals against Alabama State eclipsed the team's goal totals on the season, 3-2. Kylie Wells joined Bagozzi on Friday night, scoring her first goal of the season. The Gamecocks look to her and Bagozzi as primary scorers after the departure of Cephana Deane and Nyeemah Beckles – Deane and Beckles accounted for 10-of-23 goals scored last season.
The Trojans (2-2-1) have been rolling through their last three games, recording two victories and a tie after a tough 0-2 start. Meanwhile, the Gamecocks (1-6-0) come off their first victory on Friday after being outscored 13-1 in their first six games.
Winning in the Rain
Last Thursday saw Troy battle the Bears of Mercer and the inclement weather of Troy. Both teams were scoreless through the first 40 minutes before lightning brought an hour-and-a-half delay.
Troy didn't skip a beat after the delay, pushing through on the offensive end. Jayla Gage led the charge in the second half, putting out two shots in a 10-minute span – ended the game with a team-high four shots.
Nia Wilson followed up Gage at the 60:31 mark with her first shot of the night. That shot brought energy for Wilson as Jordan Stack launched a throw-in to the 5-7 sophomore just five minutes later. Wilson quickly turned and let out the shot, finding the top right of the net for her first goal of the season, 1-0.
Match Info
Troy vs. Jacksonville State
When: Sunday, September 11 – 1 p.m.
Location: Jacksonville, Ala. – JSU Soccer Complex
Live Stats: gotroy.us/3eHasfJ
Watch: ESPN+
All Trojans Since 2013
Jacksonville State leads the series 7-10-2.
Despite JSU leading the overall series, Troy hasn't lost a game to the Gamecocks since 2013. Since then, the Trojans are 4-0-2, which includes a 2-1 victory last season. Ella Owen led the charge last season, netting back-to-back goals to win the match.
Friday night saw JSU seize its first victory of the season, 4-1, against Alabama State. Cynthia Bagozzi led the charge with a hat-trick performance on just five shots.
Bagozzi's three goals against Alabama State eclipsed the team's goal totals on the season, 3-2. Kylie Wells joined Bagozzi on Friday night, scoring her first goal of the season. The Gamecocks look to her and Bagozzi as primary scorers after the departure of Cephana Deane and Nyeemah Beckles – Deane and Beckles accounted for 10-of-23 goals scored last season.
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