GREENSBORO, N.C. — Greensboro College women's soccer (5-3-5, 2-1-3) tied Southern Virginia (7-5-1, 5-0-1). 0-0 on Saturday. Greensboro faced an 18-6 shot margin and finished with eight saves in the scoreless result.
Alyssa Lane recorded eight saves over 90 minutes and did not allow a goal, making four saves in each half.
Southern Va. held an 18-6 shot advantage and put eight attempts on goal, while Greensboro's six shots did not include a shot on goal. Lane's eight saves helped Greensboro keep Southern Va. scoreless, giving the home side a defensive and goalkeeping line that stood out against Southern Va.'s higher shot volume.
Lane helped Greensboro get through a scoreless first half, making four saves as Southern Va. generated the larger share of chances. Greensboro absorbed a stretch from 28:35 to 33:14 that included four Southern Va. shots and a corner kick, while
Addison Self recorded Greensboro's shot and the Pride earned a corner in the 32nd minute.
Greensboro kept Southern Va. off the scoreboard in the second half, with Lane making four saves to preserve the shutout. Earlier, Greensboro generated five shots and two corner kicks in the half, including attempts from
Alex Dawson,
Claire Friedlander,
Addysen Cole,
Ashlie Linker and
Isabella Kelly. The half finished scoreless, and the game ended in a 0-0 draw.
Up Next:
Greensboro visits Johnson & Wales (N.C.) on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026, at 6 p.m. in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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