GRAMBLING, La. | The Grambling State soccer team came out fired up in the second half of their game today against the visiting Alabama A&M, scoring four unanswered goals to claim a 4-0 home win. 
 
How It Happened
 
After an even first half where neither side saw a lot of shots and no goals, the SWAC reigning Conference Offensive Player of the Week Karlyn Judge took control of the game in the 39^th minute of the match after a steal from defender Adri Pratt who dribbled and played it to Judge, where she slotted a brilliant strike by the keeper for the eventual game winner. 
 
Judge then assisted on the next goal in the 72^nd minute, her sixth assist on the year, playing a nice overlapping ball to midfielder Aria Whitney who took a few touches and then rocketed a shot over the keeper's head and into the back of the net. 
 
Freshman Valentina Guzman notched her first goal of her collegiate career in the 84^th minute to move the score up to 3-0, before Judge struck again with her second goal of the day in the 89^th minute assisted by Aria Whitney to make the final score-line 4-0. 
 
GSU played a great defensive game only allowing two shots on goal to notch their sixth shutout of the season. Madison Covey-Taylor played the full 90 minutes in the net to secure the clean sheet. The overall shot count was 16-10 for the game in favor of GSU. 
 
With the win the Tigers move to 4-0 in Conference play and to 6-4-3 overall on the season. 
 
Up Next
GSU gears up for a mid-week match at Louisiana Tech on Wednesday. First kick is set for 7 p.m.