INDIANAPOLIS – The University of Indianapolis women's soccer team (3-4-4) fell 1-0 to the visiting Lewis Flyers on Sunday afternoon.
 
Mia Winters was one of six Greyhounds to record 90 minutes of action in the contest.
 
INS & OUTS
The Flyers and Hounds traded shots early in the battle, with Sarah Wegener testing the Flyers keeper Bekah Nielsen early at the 2nd minute. Genevieve Crocker kept the pressure up, hammering a ball from 15 yards out. The Flyers withstood the Greyhound assault well, and made one of their own, scoring the lone goal of the contest at the 18th minute.
 
Despite two more shots on goal, the score remained the same heading into the intermission. Kendall Ellis continued to face shots going into the second, recording a big save at the 48th minute. From the break on, the Flyers controlled the pace, not allowing the Greyhounds to develop their attack.
 
INSIDE THE BOX
- The Flyers barley edged the Hounds in the shot category, leading 12-11
- Winters' 90-minute performance marked the first time the freshman has played the entire match.
-  Ellis, despite letting up the early goal, recorded five saves in the contest
- Lyza Shamy and Maddy Theis both recorded 90-minute performances.
 
UP NEXT
The Hounds welcome in Missouri S&T to Key Stadium on Friday, Oct. 13, with action set to begin at 5 p.m. Last season, the Hounds dropped their only meeting with the Miners 1-0.