DAVENPORT, Iowa – Offensive struggles continue as Missouri Baptist Women's Soccer face 3-0 loss to Saint Ambrose University.
The Spartans were able to produce just four shots across the match, while the Fighting Bees took 18. All four shots for MBU were on goal.
Gracie Black had the first attempt of the game for either team, finding an opportunity during the fifth minute. AnnaRose Eldred followed that up with another attempt in the 10th minute, exercising some much-needed early pressure. Yet, Missouri Baptist would not attempt another shot in the first half, while Saint Ambrose scored their first goal in the 13th minute.
SAU would go on to score twice in the second period before Kate Jose put a pair of shots on goal, neither of which were successful.
Jordyn Maryas was the goalkeeper for all 90 minutes of action, saving seven shots.
MBU Women's Soccer will look next to Culver-Stockton College as an opportunity to get back in the win column, facing the Wildcats in St. Louis on Wednesday, Oct. 14th at 7 p.m.
