Morehead State's soccer team achieved a solid 2-0 victory against Cleveland State, marking their second win of the season and third consecutive shutout at home. Goals from sophomore Jade Walton and junior Keara Chaffee, combined with a five-save performance by goalkeeper Allie Lammers, secured the win. Coach Paul Cox expressed pride in the team's progress, reflecting on their previous loss to the same opponent last year. This win brings the Eagles' season record to 2-2, while Cleveland State remains winless at 0-4.

By the Numbers
  • Allie Lammers recorded five saves in the match.
  • Morehead State's offense has scored six goals with six different scorers in the season's first four games.
State of Play
  • Morehead State improved their record to 2-2 this season, while Cleveland State fell to 0-4.
  • The Eagles have achieved three consecutive shutouts at home, with their last one dating back to the previous season.
What's Next

The Eagles will face Eastern Kentucky in the Bluegrass Cup on Thursday at 4:00 PM ET, a match expected to stream live on ESPN+

Bottom Line

Morehead State's consistent defensive performance and a diversified offense are key takeaways as they continue to build momentum this season. The victory reflects their growth as a squad, setting a promising tone for upcoming matches.