GRAMBLING, La. | I On a windy afternoon at the GSU Soccer Complex, the Grambling State University women's soccer dismantled Chicago State 3-1, in the final home game for the Lady Tigers on Saturday morning. 

HOW IT HAPPENED

• In the 21st minute, Grambling State's Beatriz Kretteis drew a foul in the penalty area. Kretteis converted the ensuing penalty kick into a goal, giving the Lady Tigers a 1-0 lead.
• Chicago State 34th tied the game at 1 on a misplayed ball by GSU's defense. CSU's Barbie Castellanos took advantage of a ball that carried past the Lady Tigers' defense by a gust of wind, scoring the goal. 
• In 80th minute, Karlyn Judge found the back of the net, scooping up a rebound off of a free kick by Imogen Fowler, giving GSU a 2-1 advantage
• Fowler scored a goal of her own in the 83rd minute, depositing a header just past the CSU keeper, putting the game out of reach at 3-1. 

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

• Grambling State outshot Chicago State 17-13. GSU placed five shots on goal
• Madison Covey-Taylor played 90 minutes in goal for GSU, making two saves
• Both teams attempted two corner kicks each
• There were 33 total fouls called
• Alyssa Goodloe, Beatriz Kretteis and Imogen Fowler registered assists

UP NEXT
Grambling State travels to Pine Bluff, Ark. to face Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) opponent Arkasas-Pine Bluff on Friday, October 28th. The match is slated for a 4 p.m. start. It's season finale for the Lady Tigers.

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