Auburn’s women’s soccer squad continued its unbeaten run on Tuesday, cruising to a 4‑0 victory over Kennesaw State on the road. The performance underscored the team’s early‑season dominance and set a confident tone heading into the final stretch of the schedule.
Key moments
The breakthrough arrived in the 13th minute when Graice Brown slipped past the defense and finished with a precise strike, putting the Tigers ahead. Her goal opened the floodgates for a relentless attacking display.
Ava Caldwell then added a brace, striking in the 51st and 87th minutes to seal the win. Her second goal came late in the game, capping a strong offensive showing. Emma Musiek rounded out the scoring with her first collegiate goal in the 86th minute, ensuring a comfortable margin.
Defensive solidity
Ayana Yapo anchored a backline that recorded its third straight shutout, denying Kennesaw State any shot on target. The unit’s discipline was reflected in a 67‑percent possession advantage and a 28‑2 edge in shots, highlighting the team’s control throughout the match.
Statistically, the Tigers have out‑shot their last three opponents 74‑6 and scored 12 goals, a testament to both firepower and efficiency. The clean sheet extended their unbeaten record to 3‑0‑1, positioning them favorably for the upcoming clash.
Looking ahead
Auburn will host Georgia State on Sunday for Senior Night, with kickoff scheduled for 6:30 p.m. The game promises a celebratory atmosphere as the team aims to extend its perfect record and maintain momentum heading into the latter part of the season.