San Angelo, Texas - After falling in the midweek match-up against St. Mary's, the Angelo State women's soccer team took care of Eastern New Mexico 3-0 Saturday afternoon in San Angelo.
 
The Rambelles improve to 4-6-2 overall and  3-2-1 in Lone Star Conference play following the victory. The Greyhounds lose their fourth consecutive contest, falling 1-7-4 overall and 0-5-1 in LSC Action.
 
The Belles started the game with a goal in the fourth minute by Katelin Heise from way outside the box to get her first goal of the year with a beautiful through ball to set up the goal by Madison Maxey.
 
The Greyhounds would come back firing after giving up the early goal and would get two shots that would be saved by Amber Lockwood. The remainder of the half would not do much for either side, with the Belles getting four more shots, and all four of them would be off target compared to 3 shots of the greyhounds and two of them being on target for the half.
 
In the second half, a misplaced pass by the backline of the Greyhounds was picked up by Grace Jordan inside the box, where she was able to give the Rambelles a two-goal lead in the 51st minute.
 
In the 63rd minute, Neleh Coleman sent the ball into the box from the right flank where Mariah Griffin was standing and put the ball in the back of the net to give the Rambelles a three-to-zero lead with 27 minutes remaining.
 
The Rambelles midfield was able to dictate the possession of the ball for the remainder of the game to secure the victory.
 
The Belles out the shot the Greyhounds 14 to six.
 
The Rambelles host UT Permian Basin on Wednesday, Oct. 11. at the ASU Soccer Complex, with kickoff slated for 7 p.m.
 
From Head Coach Travis McCorkle: "It was a good performance. Eastern New Mexico got a lot of new players on their roster. They were similar to us in that aspect because we have many new players on our roster and playing significant minutes. I thought we did great by breaking them down early and being able to get that goal it put us in a great position for the remainder of the game. Very proud defensively of being able to not allow a single shot in the second half. We are proud of the players for not stopping after the second goal, but kept fighting, seeing Mariah hungry to get us that goal. Happy to see Grace of the Snide she hasn't scored all year just really happy with the result today."