
SMU Falls In Late Night Battle Against TCU
Sep 2 | Women's Soccer
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DALLAS (SMU) —  After waiting out a three-hour weather delay, the SMU women's soccer program fell to TCU 1-0 in the early hours of Monday morning inside Washburne Stadium. Â
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Kickoff was originally scheduled for 9:05 p.m., but due to lightning in the area followed by a downpour of rain, the match began at 11:59 p.m.
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SMU did not let the weather or the late start disrupt its defensive mindset. The Mustangs withstood 20 shots (5 on goal) from the Horned Frogs, only allowing one goal.
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The Mustangs had a pair of shots on goal but were unable to find the back of the net.
SMU moved to 4-2-0 on the season, while the Horned Frogs now hold a record of  4-1-0.
// HOW IT HAPPENED
After a scoreless first half, SMU's defense continued to make big plays as Lydia Ungashick chased down a TCU player inside the box blocking her shot and keeping the match tied.
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TCU did not let up the offensive attack and continued to fire shots towards the goal.
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The Horned Frogs broke the scoreless draw in the 66th minute as TCU's Bella Diorio bent one into the back of the net on a free kick from just outside the box.
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In the 78th minute, SMU would have their best chance to even the score as Lou Brossault sent a free kick shot just over the crossbar from 10 yards outside of the box.
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Goalkeeper Sierra Cota-Yarde started the match off strong, recording three saves in the first 12 minutes of action.
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Eliana Salama had SMU's best chance at breaking the scoreless draw in the first as she took a turnover straight up the pitch and put one on the net but was saved by the diving TCU goalkeeper.
// OTHER NOTES
SMU is now 28-6-3 all-time versus TCU.
In her third season as head coach of the Mustangs, Nicole Nelson is now 25-12-6
SMU now holds a record of 22-6-3 at home since 2021.
The Mustangs are now to 466-242-59 all-time in program history.
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DALLAS (SMU) —  After waiting out a three-hour weather delay, the SMU women's soccer program fell to TCU 1-0 in the early hours of Monday morning inside Washburne Stadium. Â
Â
Kickoff was originally scheduled for 9:05 p.m., but due to lightning in the area followed by a downpour of rain, the match began at 11:59 p.m.
Â
SMU did not let the weather or the late start disrupt its defensive mindset. The Mustangs withstood 20 shots (5 on goal) from the Horned Frogs, only allowing one goal.
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The Mustangs had a pair of shots on goal but were unable to find the back of the net.
SMU moved to 4-2-0 on the season, while the Horned Frogs now hold a record of  4-1-0.
// HOW IT HAPPENED
After a scoreless first half, SMU's defense continued to make big plays as Lydia Ungashick chased down a TCU player inside the box blocking her shot and keeping the match tied.
Â
TCU did not let up the offensive attack and continued to fire shots towards the goal.
Â
The Horned Frogs broke the scoreless draw in the 66th minute as TCU's Bella Diorio bent one into the back of the net on a free kick from just outside the box.
Â
In the 78th minute, SMU would have their best chance to even the score as Lou Brossault sent a free kick shot just over the crossbar from 10 yards outside of the box.
Â
Goalkeeper Sierra Cota-Yarde started the match off strong, recording three saves in the first 12 minutes of action.
Â
Eliana Salama had SMU's best chance at breaking the scoreless draw in the first as she took a turnover straight up the pitch and put one on the net but was saved by the diving TCU goalkeeper.
// OTHER NOTES
SMU is now 28-6-3 all-time versus TCU.
In her third season as head coach of the Mustangs, Nicole Nelson is now 25-12-6
SMU now holds a record of 22-6-3 at home since 2021.
The Mustangs are now to 466-242-59 all-time in program history.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
TCU
SMU
Goals
1
0
Shots
20
6
Shots on Goal
5
2
Saves
2
4
Corners
9
2
Fouls
8
15
Scoring Plays

Bella Diorio (3)
GOAL by TCU Diorio, Bella.
65:51
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