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American Athletic Conference women's soccer

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In late September, the Memphis women’s soccer team secured a 5-0 victory over Florida Atlantic, extending their unbeaten streak in American Conference play to 32 matches. Memphis dominated the match with 24 shots compared to Florida Atlantic’s four. Scoring contributions in that match came from Taliah Brooks, Zerina Markovic, Ellis Kelly, and Grayson Williams, who scored twice in the second half. By mid-October, the American Athletic Conference recognized several players from both programs for their weekly performances. Florida Atlantic’s Lily Holden was named Goalkeeper of the Week, Week following two shutout victories, while midfielder Lola Hathorne was named American Freshman of the Week. Week, tying a single-season conference record with four such honors. At Memphis, Ai Kitagawa received both Offensive Player of the Week and Midfielder of the Week honors following a series of wins against Tulsa and Charlotte. Memphis goalkeeper Ava Galani also received an honorable mention. In late October, the Memphis women’s team maintained its undefeated conference record with a 4-0 victory against UTSA. Zerina Markovic scored twice in the first half, alongside a goal from Ally Casey, followed by a late goal from Marika Martineau.

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