IRVING, Texas – The University of Dallas women's soccer team celebrated Senior Day Sunday afternoon, recognizing the contributions of its graduating class.
The Crusaders faced an aggressive LeTourneau attack throughout the opening half, with goalkeeper Ella Charles anchoring the defensive effort. Charles recorded five first-half saves as UDallas worked to contain the YellowJackets' offensive pressure. LeTourneau broke through in the 25th minute and added three more goals before halftime to take a 4-0 advantage into the break.
UDallas responded with a stronger defensive showing in the second half, holding LeTourneau scoreless over the final 45 minutes. Charles continued to provide stability between the posts, recording seven additional saves as the Crusaders prevented the YellowJackets from extending their lead.
Charles finished the afternoon with 12 saves, including seven in the second half. UDallas recorded two shots, both on goal, while LeTourneau finished with 18 attempts and 16 shots on target.
Beyond the result, the afternoon provided an opportunity to recognize the Crusaders' senior class for their commitment, leadership and contributions to the women's soccer program. Their dedication throughout their collegiate careers remains an important part of the program's foundation.
With the result, UDallas moves to 0-9-2 overall and 0-5-2 in SCAC play.
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UDallas continues SCAC competition in its next scheduled matchup against TLU, October 30th in Seguin, TX.
