The senior defender from Wilmington, N.C., scored in the second minute to give the Roadrunners an early 1-0 lead.
UTSA took 17 shots on the night. Tulsa converted on two of hits six shots.
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The senior defender from Wilmington, N.C., scored in the second minute to give the Roadrunners an early 1-0 lead.
UTSA took 17 shots on the night. Tulsa converted on two of hits six shots.
Johnson, a freshman forward from Edmond, Okla., scored early in the second half off assists from Olivia Alvarez and Michelle Polo. Maia Sirota and Abbey Burns both scored in the second half for UAB.
UTSA plays on the road Thursday, Sept. 19, at East Carolina. The Roadrunners’ next home date is Sunday, Sept. 22, at 1 p.m. against Abilene Christian on Hispanic Heritage Day.
Tyler Coker scored the lone goal in the second half off an assist from Michelle Polo.
UTSA goaltender Jasmine Kessler recorded four saves in the shutout. Kessler earned honorable mention honors in Monday’s American Athletic Conference women’s soccer roundup.
Lane, a junior from England and transfer from Delaware, scored off an assist from Jordan Walker. UTSA goalkeepers Jasmine Kessler and Isobel Herrod each played a half to combine for the shutout.
UTSA coach Derek Pittman recorded his 100th career victory.
South Florida held UTSA without a shot on goal. The Bulls had four shots on goal – with UTSA’s Jasmine Kessler making three saves.
UTSA is 6-7-4 overall and 1-4-3 in conference. The Roadrunners close out the regular season on the road Thursday against Rice.
The Roadrunners outshot FAU 19-3 for the game with Owls goalkeeper Lexif Gonzalez being forced to make 11 saves. Jasmine Kessler had two saves for UTSA.
UTSA’s Jordan Walker, Maci Geltmeier and Tyler Coker each had two shots on goal.
The Roadrunners play their final home match of the season on Sunday at 1:05 p.m. against South Florida. UTSA concludes the regular season on Thursday, Oct. 26, at Rice.
North Texas goalkeeper Maddie Ogden had three saves. UTSA’s Jasmine Keller had two.
Jordan Walker, Deja Sandoval and Alissa Stewart had the Roadrunners’ three attempts on goal that were stopped by Ogden.
UTSA plays its next three matches on the road against SMU, UAB and Temple before returning to Park West to play Florida Atlantic on Thursday, Oct. 19, and South Florida on Sunday, Oct. 22.
The Roadrunners got first-half goals from Deja Sandoval, Sasjah Dade and Zoe Lam and second-half goals from Alissa Stewart and Jordan Walker.
Jordyn Hyland had two assists and Sabrina Hillyer, Alex Granville, Sarina Russ and Brittany Holden had one each. Mia Krusinski played all 90 minutes in goal for UTSA.
Central Arkansas’ goal came on a penalty kick by Kelly Van Gundy in the second half.
UTSA returns to action at home on Sunday at 1 p.m. against McNeese State.