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Lady Bear soccer shuts out Co-Lin on Sophomore Night

| By: By Cody Junkin
Nicole Galvan
Southwest Mississippi Women's Soccer hosted Co-Lin on Tuesday, October 27th for Sophomore night and their final match of the season.

Southwest recognized their sophomores before the match.

The Lady Bears recognized:
#0 Addison Champagne
#2 Trinity Stokes
#10 Nicole Galvan
#15 Micayla Sowden
#21 Adrien Collier
#24 Zoey Brown
#26 Ellyana Holman
#30 Hailey Powell
#32 Makenzie Hepler

The match versus Co-Lin went scoreless for the first 37 minutes until Nicole Galvan scored an unassisted goal to put the Lady Bears up 1-0, her 13th goal of the season.

In the very next minute, Wesley Porter scored her own unassisted goal to make the lead 2-0 over the Wolves.

Defense prevailed on both sides until the 89th minute when Nicole Galvan scored her second goal of the night assisted by Wesley Porter, her 14th goal of the season, to make the score 3-0.

Addison Champagne notched another clean sheet as she spent all 90 minutes in goal with 2 saves.

The 3-0 victory would make the Lady Bears 7-9-1 on the season, tying the school for most wins in a season at 7. This was also the most wins in a season since 2009 when the record was set at 7.

Nicole Galvan's 14 goals is a single season Southwest record. Galvan also holds the career goals record for Southwest with 26 goals in her two years as a Bear.

Galvan finished the season with 14 goals, 3 assists, and 31 points.

Zoey Brown followed behind her with 4 goals, 3 assists, and 11 points.

Wesley Porter led the team with 5 assists on the season.

Addison Champagne led the team with 1,365 minutes in goal this season and 122 saves.

Adrien Collier spent 165 minutes in goal in two games as emergency goalkeeper and had 18 saves and only 3 goals allowed, two of which came against the #1 ranked team in the country.

The 2026 Southwest Women's Soccer Lady Bears finish the year 7-9-1 with the most wins in 17 years and tied for the most in program history.
 
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