Fort Worth, TX - The soccer season at Martin Field came alive on Saturday, as Lady Rams clashed with LSU Shreveport in an electrifying encounter that showcased both offensive prowess and defensive resilience.  Still finding was to improve early in the season, the Texas Wesleyan Lady Rams faced a formidable challenge against the victorious LSU Shreveport Pilots.

The LSU Shreveport team exhibited their offensive might from the first whistle. Ksenija Pavlovic's lightning-quick strike just 1 minute and 38 seconds into the match set the tone for what was to come. Alba Martinez and Dawniella Torres followed suit, their relentless pressure leading to two more goals before the halftime whistle blew.

However, Texas Wesleyan showed its mettle in the second half. Kiki Molinar's brilliant goal at the 86-minute mark gave the Rams hope as she managed to break through the Pilots' defense with finesse. Despite their defensive efforts, the Lady Rams could not halt LSU Shreveport's momentum, with Torres adding another goal to her tally.

Defensively, both teams demonstrated their determination to protect their nets. Goalkeepers on both sides showcased their agility, making crucial saves to keep their teams in contention. The Rams' Mikayla Trevino's tactical caution displayed her commitment to the cause.

Ultimately, the scoreboard favored LSU Shreveport, 4-1, a testament to their relentless attack and disciplined defense.