3rd Shutout for Badgers Women’s Soccer in 4-0 Victory

The weather may not have been kind to the fans in attendance, but those that braved the rain were treated to the Badgers 3rd straight shutout as they routed visiting Loyola-Chicago 4-0 at the McClimon Soccer Complex on Sunday afternoon.3rd Shutout for Badgers Women's Soccer in 4-0 Victory

With the win the Badgers moved to 3-0-0 on the year and have become the first team since the 2005 team to achieve that feat. In fact that 2005 team got off to a 3-0-1 start.

During the first half the Badgers opened up a lead they would never let go of. Wisconsin opened up the scoring in the 21st minute on McKenna Meuer's header off of a corner kick. It turned out to be the game winning goal and was also her 1st goal of the season.

Following up just 11 minutes later was Monica Lam – Feist's 2nd of the season to make it 2-0. She was assisted by Kodee Williams and Molly Laufenberg to double up the Ramblers.

Wisconsin recorded 13 shots in the 1st half, putting 7 of them on target and forcing Ramblers goalkeeper Monica Gonyo to make 5 saves. 

Wisconsin dominated the run of play throughout the game recording 21 shots for the game, 10 of which were on frame. 

Taking a 2-0 lead into the 2nd half the Badgers continued to pour on the pressure and got on the board again just 12 minutes into the half as Cara Wells and Paige Adams worked a great give and go from just inside the box as Adams hit her 2nd of the season for the 3-0 advantage.

Wisconsin finished off their scoring for the day 10 minutes later as Kodee Williams netted her team leading 3rd goal of the season as the Badgers went up 4-0. Williams has scored in each game so far this season.

Both Lauren Gunderson and Olivia Hoff saw time in net for the Badgers as the combined to stop just 3 shots on goal by the visiting Ramblers.

Williams was our lady of the match, recording an assist on the opening goal and then closing out the Badgers account with her team leading 3rd goal.

Things get a lot tougher for the Badgers in the next week as they face their first road tests of the year, traveling out west to face historically powerful UCLA and Loyola Marymount in Los Angeles.

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