GAME INFORMATIONScore: Oklahoma Christian 1, Lubbock Christian 0
Records: Lubbock Christian (4-5-2, 1-3-0), Oklahoma Christian (8-4-0, 2-2-0)
Location: LCU Soccer Field, in Lubbock, Texas
LCU HIGHLIGHTS•
Kwame Adu-Wusu, who had a two-goal performance in his last game played, returned to the LCU lineup, after sitting out a game due to a red card, and led LCU with three shots.
• Chaps outshoot the Eagles 15-7, marking the 10th game (out of 11) they have out-shot the opposition.
• Seniors
Mbongeni Ndlovu,
Chase Williams and
Lennard Hansen were recognized as part of Senior Day, as it was LCU's final home game of the season. Ndlovu and Williams played but Hansen missed his third consecutive game.
HOW IT HAPPENED• Clay Collier's second goal of the season proved to be the difference, as his goal for OC in the 37th minute was the game's lone goal.
• The Chaps produced 15 shots, but only two on goal, as Evan Helker recorded his fifth shutout of the season.
• LCU out-shot OC 9-1 in the second half and had a 9-1 advantage in corner kicks, but was unable to get the equalizer.
GAME NOTES• The game was LCU's home finale and they close their home schedule with a 2-4-2 record. It is the first season in program history in which the Chaps have finished with a losing record at home.
• The shutout loss was their second shutout deficit of the season (4-0 loss on Sept. 18 at Fort Hays State.) It is the fourth time LCU has been shutout since Williams took over. All-time, it was the 23rd time they have shutout all-time and the 13th time at home.
• LCU, entering the game second in the nation in shots per game, produced a season low in both shots (15) and shots on goal (2).
• Through 11 games on the season, LCU has four wins. The Chaps have never had less than six wins through their first 11 games of the season.
•The Chaps have only one win over their last eight games played, and that was an eight-game stretch which included a seven-game home stand in which they went 1-4-2.
• The win for OC was their first ever win over the Chaps, who still lead the all-time series with a 5-1-0 mark (3-1-0 now at home). The Chaps had only allowed one goal over the prior five all-time meetings.
• The Chaparrals are now 5-7-3 all-time at home under Williams and 26-15-7 all-time at home overall.
• In Heartland Conference play, the Chaps drop to 15-6-0 all-time and 6-6-0 all-time at home.
INSIDE THE NUMBERS8: The game was the eighth game OC has played resulting in a shutout (fourth straight). The game was OC's sixth shutout win on the season (they have been shutout twice).
UP NEXTLubbock Christian (4-5-2, 1-3-0) hits the road Thursday and will play at Newman in Wichita, Kans. The Jets are 6-5-1 overall and 1-1-0 in conference following a 2-0 loss to No.6 St. Edward's.
