THE FINAL WHISTLE
Final: Missouri S&T 1 – UIndy 3
Records: Missouri S&T 1-12-2 (0-11-2 GLVC) | UIndy 3-8-4 (2-7-4 GLVC)
Location: Key Stadium – Indianapolis, Ind.
 
INDIANAPOLIS – The University of Indianapolis women's soccer team got three second half goals from three different players on Friday night, opening up a season-ending three-match homestand with a 3-1 win over Missouri S&T at Key Stadium.

GAME CHANGER
With the Greyhounds holding a 1-0 lead in the 68^th minute, junior Jocelyn Evans took over on an outstanding individual effort that led to the eventual game-winner. Evans put pressure on the Miners' defense deep in the S&T zone before stealing the ball and beating Miner goalkeeper Carrie Levy to make it a 2-0 game.
 
Evans added an assist on the first goal of the game for her first career three-point game.
 
BEYOND THE BOX SCORE
The Greyhounds held an 8-4 advantage on the shot clock when the teams went into the locker room at halftime. UIndy would score on three of their nine attempts in the second half and finished the game with a 17-7 edge in attempts.
 
Sierra Singer opened the scoring for UIndy in the 53^rd minute, depositing a feed from Evans into the back of the cage for her third goal of the year and first in the last three matches.
 
The Greyhounds added an insurance marker in the 86^th minute off the foot of freshman Stephanie Burdsall, stretching the lead back to two goals and giving Burdsall a team-high four markers on the year.
 
Junior Emma Crenshaw made four saves for the Greyhounds to earn the win. Friday night's match marked the first time in 2015 the Greyhounds notched at least three goals in a game.
 
Johanna Jeffryes netted the Miners' lone goal, freezing Crenshaw with a long-range bullet to cut the lead to 2-1 in the 71^st minute. Levy turned aside six Greyhound shots in goal for S&T.
 
HEAR IT FROM THE HOUNDS
Senior Kiara Elliott: "I felt like our ball movement and our execution was excellent tonight. Our forwards and our outside midfielders made some great runs tonight and we were able to find them in space and put the ball in the net."
 
"As a senior, it makes you feel good seeing your young teammates contributing in wins and growing as players. We've got a young team and the newcomers have been pushing for time this entire year. They've stepped up when they've needed to and to see them succeed has been awesome."
 
Head coach Holly Cox: "We did a great job putting away our chances tonight. We played well in both halves, and it was great to see three of our ladies put balls away to give us a win. Now with our team scoring, we should be able to take some confidence away from this game."
 
"This weekend is special for our team and especially our seniors. We didn't tell them anything different than what we have this year and I think our team had a bit more jump knowing it's our final home games of the year."

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UP NEXT
The Greyhounds host Drury on Sunday afternoon on Senior Day. Prior to the match, the UIndy women's soccer program will honor Lindsey Adams, Lindsey Bryant, Jessica Bentley, Taylor Cotherman and Kiara Elliott.
 
Kick-off is set for noon at Key Stadium.