SAN ANGELO, Texas - The Angelo State women's soccer team defeated St. Mary's 2-0 for their fourth consecutive victory Saturday afternoon inside the LeGrand Soccer Complex.
 
With the victory, the Rambelles improved to 5-2-4 overall and 4-1-2 in conference play. 
 
On the first shot of the contest for the Rambelles in the second minute, Abby James would record the first goal of the contest for the Rambelles as the ball would slide right under a diving Haley Faucette. 
 
The Rambelles would record seven more shots in the first half, but none of them could find the back of the net. 
 
The Rambelles would go into halftime with a 1-0 advantage. 
 
In the 65th minute, the Rambelles would draw a Penalty. Stewart would come up for the kick and would kick the ball right down the middle while the goalie dove left to give the Rambelles a 2-0 lead with about 25 minutes left to play.
 
The Rambelles backline would stay strong once again, recording their fourth straight shutout. 
 
The Rambelles would outshoot the Rattlers 18-10, with 11 shots being on target compared to the four of StMU. 
 
Melyna Martinez would record four saves in the contest, while recording her sixth shutout this season. 
 
The Rambelles will be back in action on Wednesday as they host UT Tyler with kick-off scheduled for 5:30.
 
Hear From Travis McCorkle: Q: This is your fourth consecutive victory that ended in the result 2-0. What is different now for you offensively compared to the beginning of the year? A: "We had to make some adjustments, right. Bourzikas hasn't been in, Thames has been hurt, so we have to bring Jillian into the forward role. I think she has done a good job, and Graycen has done a good job. Im proud of what we are doing, and that is showing consistency. I hope it continues. The girls look like they want it to continue. Q: With UT Tyler coming into town what can you expect the matchup to be like? A: I think it's going to be like the way St. Mary's plays. That is direct, so we will need to win a lot of headers and hope for some counterattacks if we can keep them in front of us, I think we can get a result.