The SMU women's soccer team recorded a solid 2-0 victory over North Texas, marking their first win of the season. Libby Jannereth opened the scoring in the 20th minute with her first career goal, while Lisa Beyer secured the win with a goal in the 74th minute. The Mustangs dominated the match, outshooting their opponents 16-7 and allowing just one shot on goal, showcasing strong defensive performance and offensive pressure.

By the Numbers
  • SMU outshot North Texas 16-7, with 9 of those shots occurring in the second half.
  • This victory marked the Mustangs' 24th shutout under head coach Nicole Nelson.
State of Play
  • SMU has won the last four matches against North Texas, leading the series 17-4-3.
  • The Mustangs are currently 1-1-0 this season and will continue their home stand with a match against Boise State on August 20.
What's Next

The Mustangs will aim to build on their momentum in their upcoming home game against Boise State, seeking to extend their early season success and maintain their strong defensive form.

Bottom Line

This victory not only boosts the Mustangs' confidence for the season ahead but also highlights their offensive and defensive capabilities, setting a positive tone for future matches.