THE RUNDOWN
WICHITA FALLS, Texas – Angelo State's Trenadey Scott scored her Lone Star Conference leading 12th and 13th goals of the season to defeat Midwestern State in double overtime, 2-1. Scott beat MSU Texas keeper Samantha Upton in a breakaway opportunity and finished in the open net to give ASU the golden goal win with 35 seconds to play.
 
Seniors Brandy Villasana and Taylor Robinson donned the Maroon and Gold for the final time at home, playing their finale at the MSU Practice Field due to unplayable field conditions at Stang Park.
 
Freshman Senna Garcia staked the Mustangs to a 1-0 lead in the 28th minute. Kelly Cannistra ran the ball down the right wing and crossed to Garcia over the far post. The Albuquerque product headed the ball past ASU's Kira Miller for her team-leading fourth goal of the season.
 
The Mustangs would go the final 82 minutes without putting a shot on frame.
 
With just under 13 minutes to play in regulation, Scott pulled ASU even. Avery McNeme dribbled the ball down the left wing and crossed the ball to the top of the box. Scott's shot struck true, finding the upper 90.
 
MSU Texas keeper McKenna Williams snuffed out McNeme's attempt from the left wing in the 84th minute to keep the match deadlocked at one. The Forney native suffered an injury on the play and was lifted for freshman Samantha Upton.
 
In the first overtime, freshman Emma Baley served up a corner kick with 11 seconds remaining, but the Mustangs were unable to get a shot off.
 
With under a minute to play in the second overtime period, the Rambelles launched a counter attack. Cassandra Moosburger moved the ball to midfield and played it to Mackenzie Broderick. Broderick found Scott at the top of the box who caught Upton too far off her mark. Scott played the ball to herself and finished with her fourth game winner on the season.
 
MATCH NOTES
- Midwestern State falls to 2-11-2 overall and 1-8-1 in Lone Star Conference play after a 2-1 loss to Angelo State in double overtime
- Sunday marked the third-straight 2-1 loss and third-consecutive overtime decision for the Mustangs
- The Mustangs have gone winless in their last eight matches, going 0-7-1 with a tie against Texas Woman's
- MSU Texas suffered its fifth-straight loss
- The Maroon and Gold fell to 1-3-2 in overtime contests this season and 0-2-1 in double overtime affairs
- ASU held an 18-8 edge in shots and a 6-2 advantage in both shots on goal and corner kicks
- Freshman Senna Garcia scored her team-leading fourth goal of the season, staking the Mustangs to a 1-0 lead in the 28th minute
- Sophomore Kelly Cannistra delivered her team-high fourth assist of the year
- Sophomore keeper McKenna Williams made three saves before exiting in the 84th minute with an injury
 
UP NEXT
MSU Texas wraps up regular season action next weekend at Texas A&M-Commerce and Texas Woman's on Friday and Sunday.