Southeastern Louisiana University women's soccer claimed a 1-0 victory over Troy, marking their first home win of the season at Strawberry Stadium. The match featured a standout performance by senior goalkeeper Kendall Curran, who made five saves. Ella Quinlan scored the only goal in the 38th minute, assisted by Anna-Claire Schwing, helping Southeastern extend its winning streak to two matches. Despite Troy's aggressive play and nine second-half shots, they couldn't find the net, leaving Southeastern with the win.

By the Numbers
  • Southeastern took 6 total shots, with 3 on goal.
  • Troy attempted 15 shots, of which 5 were on goal.
Yes, But

While Southeastern secured the win, they did not capitalize on additional scoring opportunities despite maintaining control and producing shots throughout the match.

State of Play
  • Southeastern holds a record of 2-1 after this victory.
  • Troy fell to 0-2, struggling to find success in their early season matches.
What's Next

The Lions will aim to continue their winning momentum as they face Spring Hill College at home on Sunday, which will be streamed on ESPN+.

Bottom Line

Southeastern's early-season performance suggests a solid defensive strategy, but they must improve on converting scoring chances to secure more comprehensive victories moving forward.