GAME INFORMATION
Score: Texas A&M-Commerce 4, Lubbock Christian 0
Records: Lubbock Christian (1-2-2), A&M-Commerce (4-1-0)
Location: Lion Soccer Field, in Commerce, Texas
 
LCU HIGHLIGHTS
• LCU has suffered two losses this season and both have been shutouts on the road.
• The Lady Chaps three-game road trip, which covered over 550 miles to the northwest and nearly 400 miles to the east, has come to a close and now they can return home where they are 1-0-0 and play their next seven games.
• LCU, held to five shots, did receive two shots off the bench, as Shannon Rogers and Ashley Ledford each subbed in and produced a shot.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
• A&M-Commerce set the tone early, scoring the opening goal 2:23 into the game of Vicky Back goal for her sixth goal of the season.
• Julia Hernandez produced a two-goal game for the Lions, tallying her first two goals of the game. Her first came in the 12th minute and the second came in the 47th minute (1:33 into the second half).
• Madison Cordts closed the game's scoring with a tally in the 68th minute for her second goal of the season.
 
GAME NOTES
• LCU was held to a low of five shots and one shot on goal (Brooke Wendl 17th minute), which is their lowest offensive work since held to two shots (none on goal) on Nov. 2, 2013 vs. Dallas Baptist.
• Lady Chaps goalkeeper Leslie Castellano so the both ends of the goalkeeping statistical spectrum, matching a career high in saves (5) and setting a career high in goals allowed (4), as she faced nine shots on goal. She was making her second career and consecutive start.
• The Lions out-shot LCU 18-5 in the game, which is the most an opponent has out-shot LCU since Midwestern State out-shot LCU 27-9 on Sept. 19, 2014.
• The road shutout marks the 10th time LCU has been shutout on the road in program history and the second this season. They opened the road trip with a 5-0 loss at Western State (Colo.) on Sept. 10. There are several similarities between the two shutouts. At Western State, LCU allowed a goal in the 1:40 into the game and 1:36 into the second half. At TAMUC, LCU allowed a goal in 2:23 into the game and 1:33 into the second half.
• The Lady Chaparrals are now winless in their last six non-conference road games (0-5-1). The Lady Chaparrals move to 15-14-0 all-time under head coach Alex Denning in road games.
• LCU is 0-1-0 all-time against TAMUC and 1-4-1 all-time against Lone Star Conference foes.
 
INSIDE THE NUMBERS
10-1 : The Lions out-shot LCU 10-1 in the second half.
 
UP NEXT
Lubbock Christian (1-2-2) opens a seven-game homestand Friday at 2 p.m. hosting East Central (1-4-0).