EDMOND, Okla. - Kyla Lovelace scored an early goal to become the program's single-season goals leader in the NCAA Division II era as Oklahoma Christian defeated Lubbock Christian for the first time in program history, 2-0.

What Went Down

• Eagles had an early opportunity to score from the penalty kick in the game's eighth minute, which Lovelace netted for her program-record 10th goal of the season.
• In the last eight minutes, Caid Jefferson put the second goal on the scoreboard for the women's soccer team to secure the victory.

Notes

• Freshman Caid Jefferson scored her first goal as an Eagle in 83'.
• Forward Kyla Lovelace from Mustang, Oklahoma, now has 28 career goals.
• Eagles had three shots on goal in in the game's first 10 minutes, prioritizing an aggressive offensive approach from the jump.
• Wednesday's win is the first one Oklahoma Christian women's soccer has ever had against Lubbock Christian.
• With the win against LCU, the Eagles have captured their most single-season wins in the D-II era with six matches still remaining.

Up Next

Oklahoma Christian women's soccer will be on the road to Tyler, Texas to face University of Texas at Tyler Saturday, Oct. 19, with kickoff set for 3 p.m.