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Georgia Southern University Athletics

Team
0
Georgia Southern GS (5-12-0, 3-7-0)
1
Winner Little Rock LR (12-3-2, 7-1-1)
Georgia Southern GS
(5-12-0, 3-7-0)
0
Final
1
Little Rock LR
(12-3-2, 7-1-1)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Georgia Southern GS 0 0 0
Little Rock LR 0 1 1

Game Recap: Women's Soccer | | Aaron Socha

Trojans Late Goal Breaks Eagle Hearts

Little Rock eliminates Georgia Southern from the conference tournament

STATESBORO, Ga.  – A brisk Sunday afternoon in Little Rock ended sourly for the Eagles as the Trojans eliminated them from playoff contention with a 1-0 victory late. Aroma Aparicio Gili scored late for Little Rock to seal the Eagles fate and knock them out of the conference tournament. The Blue and White finished the season with a 5-12-0 record overall and a 3-7-0 record in conference play. 

MATCH FACTS
Little Rock (12-3-2, 7-1-1) - 1
Georgia Southern (5-12-0, 3-7-0) - 0

SCORING
84' - LR - Arola Aparicio Gili (6)

NOTES
- Jocelyn Springer recorded five saves on the afternoon, solidifying her spot in the top-10 for single-season saves
- Eagles were outshot 12-6 in the match
- Arola Aparicio Gili scored her sixth goal of the season to give the Trojans a 1-0 victory over the Eagles
- Marcela Montoya led the Eagles with two shots in the match
- Eagles will miss the conference tournament for just the second time since joining the Sun Belt Conference

WHAT HEAD COACH BRIAN DUNLEAVY SAID
"Incredibly tough way to end the season, conceding so late. Our players left everything on the field today, we were resolute defensively but couldn't find the back of the net. A clear penalty not called for us leaves a very bitter taste. Would've given us the chance to draw level with two minutes to go. It's a shame because it's been a struggle for us all year in the attacking third. It's not for the lack of effort. We made tactical changes, personnel changes, just couldn't get it to click over for us. I'm proud of our players, in particular, our seniors who've helped elevate this program over four years; they set an example for the underclassmen, now it's on them to carry the torch."

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