Four different Kansas Wesleyan Women's Soccer players scored goals as the Coyotes blanked the Southwestern College Moundbuilders on Senior Day on Saturday at JRI Hospitality Stadium at the Graves Family Sports Complex.
KWU had a dominating performance over the Moundbuilders outshooting the guests 17-5 in the match including a 13-1 margin in the second half.
KWU's first two goals came in the first half and were just 23 seconds apart.
Talia Walsh scored the first goal as she corralled a bad clearance by a Southwestern defender and took a long shot scoring it high for the goal.
Just moments later
Brooklyn Velotta scored off an assist from
Lexi Jack as Jack found Velotta over the middle for the pass and score.
KWU held the 2-0 lead until the 76th minute when
Abby Perez lit the lamp for the Coyotes. Jack pushed a pass down the far boundary to
Kylie Pappo who found Perez just outside the 6-yard box for the score.
Ameera Al-Maksosi scored the final goal for the Coyotes in the 86th minute, assisted by
Jamie Orzel. Orzel had the ball deep in the corner and passed back to Al-Maksosi in the box for the goal.
Walsh and Velotta led the Coyotes with three shots each.
Bianka Waxman picked up another clean sheet in goal with two saves.
The Coyotes are 8-1-2 in the KCAC and are tied for third in the conference with an upstart McPherson squad. The Coyotes face McPherson on Wednesday in McPherson and close the regular season next Sunday at Avila.
