Troy University Athletics
Sunday, August 27
Mobile, Ala.
10 a.m.
Troy University
vs
Queens of Charlotte
Photo by: Aliza Chambers
Troy Faces off Against Queens of Charlotte
8/26/2023 12:00:00 PM | Soccer
TROY, Ala. – The Troy women's soccer teams close out play at the South Alabama Tournament on Sunday, Aug. 27, at 10 a.m. CT at The Cage in Mobile, Ala., as they take on the Queens of Charlotte.
Troy (2-1-0) is coming off a strong win on Thursday night in Mobile as they defeated Kennesaw State 3-0. Queens of Charlotte (1-1-1) opened its play in the tournament with a 3-0 loss to South Alabama.
View from Afar
Troy vs Queens of Charlotte
When: Sunday, August 27 – 10 a.m.
Location: Mobile, Ala. – The Cage
Watch: Unavailable
Live Stats: Troytrojans.com
Back in the Win Column
After losing 5-0 to Auburn last weekend, the Trojans responded with a strong 3-0 win over Kennesaw State. Troy tied its season high with shots in the game with 11 and set a season-high in corner kicks with 12.
Through three games, Troy has 21 corner kicks on the season. That part of the game has been an emphasis for head coach Stuart Gore everywhere he's led a program.
Freshman Carley White tallied her first collegiate goal in the 5th minute to start the scoring for the Trojans. Gabrielle Chartier added her first of the game, and second of the season, in the 73rd minute. Seven minutes later, Evie Anderson scored the third goal of the match in the 80th minute.
In two of the three games played so far this season, Troy has tallied double-digit shot attempts.
It's also the second clean sheet posted by the Trojans. Une Hebnes Georgsen posted one in the season opener when Troy blanked Lipscomb 1-0. On Thursday, it was Rubie Kelley who made five saves to shutout the Owls. Kelley leads the team in saves with eight this year, good for a .727 save percentage.
Stout Defense
The Queens of Charlotte are off to a balanced start this season, with one loss, win and draw. The Royals' three points have come courtesy of strong defensive play, that has led to two clean sheets in three games and only three goals allowed on 47 shots.
Goalkeeper Erica Turner has made 21 saves – a .875 save percentage – in three games. The three goals she allowed all came against South Alabama.
The Royals have struggled offensively early, scoring just one goal in its three games and registering only six shots on goal.
Troy (2-1-0) is coming off a strong win on Thursday night in Mobile as they defeated Kennesaw State 3-0. Queens of Charlotte (1-1-1) opened its play in the tournament with a 3-0 loss to South Alabama.
View from Afar
Troy vs Queens of Charlotte
When: Sunday, August 27 – 10 a.m.
Location: Mobile, Ala. – The Cage
Watch: Unavailable
Live Stats: Troytrojans.com
Back in the Win Column
After losing 5-0 to Auburn last weekend, the Trojans responded with a strong 3-0 win over Kennesaw State. Troy tied its season high with shots in the game with 11 and set a season-high in corner kicks with 12.
Through three games, Troy has 21 corner kicks on the season. That part of the game has been an emphasis for head coach Stuart Gore everywhere he's led a program.
Freshman Carley White tallied her first collegiate goal in the 5th minute to start the scoring for the Trojans. Gabrielle Chartier added her first of the game, and second of the season, in the 73rd minute. Seven minutes later, Evie Anderson scored the third goal of the match in the 80th minute.
In two of the three games played so far this season, Troy has tallied double-digit shot attempts.
It's also the second clean sheet posted by the Trojans. Une Hebnes Georgsen posted one in the season opener when Troy blanked Lipscomb 1-0. On Thursday, it was Rubie Kelley who made five saves to shutout the Owls. Kelley leads the team in saves with eight this year, good for a .727 save percentage.
Stout Defense
The Queens of Charlotte are off to a balanced start this season, with one loss, win and draw. The Royals' three points have come courtesy of strong defensive play, that has led to two clean sheets in three games and only three goals allowed on 47 shots.
Goalkeeper Erica Turner has made 21 saves – a .875 save percentage – in three games. The three goals she allowed all came against South Alabama.
The Royals have struggled offensively early, scoring just one goal in its three games and registering only six shots on goal.
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