Austin Peay women’s soccer extends unbeaten streak to 5 in win over Hatters

For the first time since 2021, Austin Peay State University's soccer team is on a five-match unbeaten streak following a 2-1 Atlantic Sun Conference victory against Stetson, Thursday, at Morgan Bros. Field.

By Alexander M. Allard

APSU, Contributed

October 11, 2024 10:00 am

CLARKSVILLE, TN – Lindsey McMahon and Kiley Reese both netted their second goals of the season in Austin Peay’s (6-4-4, 4-1-2 ASUN) win against Stetson (7-8, 2-5 ASUN).

McMahon headed in the day’s first goal in the 32nd minute off a Kylie Wells corner, heading in the score. The goal marked McMahon’s first goal since Sept 1 at Lindenwood, while Wells’ assist marked her second in as many matches.

Stetson tied the match four minutes later on a 36th-minute score by Georgia Place, and the score stood going into the half with both sides deadlocked at one.

After a foul in the box, Reese took to the penalty spot for the second time this season and did exactly what she did last time she stood on the dot: score.

Reese’s score, proved to be the game-winner, as Austin Peay earned its second-straight win and extended its unbeaten streak to five.

Up Next

Austin Peay remains at Morgan Bros. Field and hosts Florida Gulf Coast in a 1 p.m., Sunday match for Senior Day.

Pitch Points

Austin Peay’s six wins this season already are its most since an eight-win 2018 campaign.
Austin Peay’s four ASUN wins mark its most conference victories in a single season since its five OVC wins in 2016.
With today’s win and the Florida Gulf Coast-Lipscomb game ending in a draw, Austin Peay moved into sole possession of fourth place in the ASUN standings with 14 points.
Austin Peay’s five-match unbeaten streak (3-0-2) is tied with a 2021 stretch (3-0-2) for its longest first since six-match unbeaten streak, Sept. 18-Oct.9, 2016.
Austin Peay’s 14 points in the ASUN standings already are a program-record, surpassing last season’s 12-point mark (3-5-3 ASUN record).
Kiley Reese improved to 2-for-2 on penalty kicks this season. Her two goals from the dot already move her into a six-way tie for third all-time. Her two PK’s are tied for second in a single-season, trailing only Tatiana Ariza’s six during the 2011 season.
Lindsey McMahon made her 69th-career start and appeared in her 70th-career game. Her starting mark is the 11th-best mark in program history, while her career appearances are 13th all-time.
McMahon’s goal was her second of the season and fourth of her career.

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