Box Score SPARTANBURG, S.C.- Nearing the end of Southern Conference regular season play, Georgia Southern women's soccer played their last away match against the Wofford Terriers on Sunday afternoon. The Terriers walked away with the win, 2-0. The Eagles fall 5-10-2 in league play, with one more match versus Davidson on October 30th. The Terriers improve to 8-3-5 in the SoCon, and face top-ranked Furman next week to close out the regular season.

"We were outworked and outplayed by a team that wanted to win," said head coach Brian Dunleavy. "We created some good opportunities but couldn't finish them. They took their chances well and fully deserved their points. We have to get back to business now and focus on Davidson."

Wofford took the advantage in the 17th minute, when Chloe Brackett scored from fifteen yards out placing the ball into the bottom right of the goal, past Eagle goalkeeper Molly Williams. Going into the second half, Wofford was leading Georgia Southern 1-0.

With less than a minute left in regulation, WU's Alex Kachulis tallied another goal for the Terriers. A header from a cross kick just inside the six yard box made it into GSU's net at the last minute, securing the Wofford victory 2-0.

The Eagles close out regular season play against Davidson on Wednesday, October 30th at Eagle Field.

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