Fort Worth, TX – On Thursday, John Brown University's women's soccer team emerged victorious over Texas Wesleyan University with a final score of 1-0.

The match's highlight came at 29:54 into the first half when Grace Bishop of JBU made a play, scoring the game's sole goal. This early breakthrough set the tone for an exciting encounter and put John Brown in the lead.

At 54:43, the referee issued a yellow card to Cat Jasso of Texas Wesleyan, a testament to both teams' high stakes and competitive spirit.

When examining the team statistics, it's evident that John Brown University was able to control several critical aspects of the game.

John Brown University recorded a total of 19 shots, with seven of them on target. In contrast, Texas Wesleyan had limited opportunities and managed only two shots, with just one on goal.

John Brown University's goalkeeper proved their mettle with one crucial save, while the goalkeeper for Texas Wesleyan had to step up with six saves during the match.

In addition, JBU secured four corner kicks, displaying their strategy and prowess in set-piece situations. In contrast, Texas Wesleyan had no corner kicks throughout the game.

The match saw eight fouls, with both teams equally contributing to this statistic. It was a testament to the competitive nature of the game.

In the first half, both teams exhibited remarkable defensive skills and a precise determination to secure the win. The clock was marked by numerous shots, substitutions, and corner kicks, creating an intense atmosphere. However, the first half concluded without any further goals beyond Grace Bishop's early strike.

The second half delivered more high-intensity action, with John Brown University maintaining its lead and effectively thwarting Texas Wesleyan's attempts to equalize. The defense held strong, and the match ultimately concluded with a final score of 1-0 in favor of John Brown University.

The Rams will close out the regular season on Saturday at Martin Field against conference for Wayland Baptist University, with the match slated to start at 1 p.m.