Southwest Minnesota State scored three second half goals to take down Wayne State College 3-0 Sunday at Mattke Field in Marshall, Minn.
Both teams had six shots while playing to a scoreless tie in the first half. However, the second half was all SMSU as the Mustangs held a 7-1 edge in shots, resulting in three goals.
SMSU scored four minutes into the second half for the opening goal, followed by another five minutes later with the final score coming at the 75:12 mark.
Southwest Minnesota State held a 13-7 advantage in shots over WSC but had just one more shot on goal than the Wildcats 5-4. SMSU held a 6-2 edge in corner kicks over the Wildcats.
Madison Kemp, Gabi Rosa, Sophie Ketchmark and Rylie Wehner each had shots on goal for Wayne State in the contest. Goalkeeper Rachel Grisham allowed three goals in 78 minutes of playing time without recording a save, while freshman Regan Ott played the final 11:42 and was credited with two saves.
Wayne State (1-2-2, 1-1 NSIC) will play their first home match of the season on Friday at 3 p.m., hosting Minot State at the WSC Soccer Pitch.
