Jefferson City, Tenn.----The top-seeded and 16th-ranked Carson-Newman University Eagles scored four goals in the final 18 minutes Tuesday evening, defeating eighth-seeded Wingate University 4-1 in the quarterfinal round of the South Atlantic Conference women's soccer tournament. The Eagles improve to 13-3 overall, advancing to the SAC Tournament semifinals while the Bulldogs end their season at 7-7-2 overall.

KEY STATS

- The Eagles held a 24-3 advantage in shots
- Carson-Newman had an 8-2 edge in shots on goal
- CN took all eight corner kicks in the match
- Magda Mosengo had two goals and an assist for the Eagles
- Emilee Futrell and Kennedy Rankin also scored for CN
- Sophie Jendrzejczyk scored for the Bulldogs
- Kalyn Williamson had the Wingate assist
- Catarina Realista and Kristina Markfort had assists for the Eagles
- Abbey Frail had four saves for the Bulldogs

NOTES

- Snaps Wingate's eight-year streak of appearing in the SAC title match
- Carson-Newman has won the last three SAC Tournament championships
- Fourth straight year WU and CN have met in the SAC Tournament
- WU falls to 6-29 all-time against the Eagles; 3-15-1 at Carson-Newman

FIRST HALF

- Carson-Newman held a 9-0 advantage in shots in the opening 45 minutes
- Frail stopped the lone shot on goal in the first half

SECOND HALF

- The Eagles scored twice in 90 seconds to take a 2-0 lead
- Mosengo struck first off a Markfort assist in the 73rd minute
- Mosengo scored again in the 74th minute to make it 2-0
- Jendrzejczyk got WU on the board two minutes later off a Williamson assist
- Team-best fifth goal of the year for Jendrzejczyk
- Ranking put CN back on top by two in the 84th minute off a Realista assist
- Futrell capped the scoring with one minute left off Mosengo's assist