The UAB women's soccer team (1-1-0) came close but ultimately lost to Mississippi State (2-0-0) with a score of 2-1. After being down by two goals at halftime, UAB rallied back with Avery Berryman scoring in the 63rd minute. Despite a strong offensive showing in the second half, including five shots compared to zero in the first half, the Blazers couldn't find the equalizer. Mississippi State scored early with goals from Hailey Johnson and Ashley Tutas, establishing a firm lead. UAB is set to face Western Kentucky next on August 20.

By the Numbers
  • UAB registered five shots in the second half, compared to none in the first half.
  • Avery Berryman scored her second goal of the season, cutting the deficit to 2-1.
State of Play
  • UAB struggled offensively in the first half, not registering a shot.
  • The Blazers limited Mississippi State to only one shot in the second half.
What's Next

UAB women's soccer will play their first road game against Western Kentucky on August 20 at 7 p.m. CT. Continued improvement from their second-half performance will be key in this upcoming match.

Bottom Line

Despite the loss, UAB displayed resilience in the second half, indicating potential for future matches. The Blazers will need to carry this momentum and build on their offensive efforts to secure a win in their next game.