The Caldwell County Lady Tigers simply did not allow the Christian County Lady Colonels any opportunities in their match Tuesday evening. Caldwell County limited Christian County to just two shots on goal for the night, none of them coming in the second half as the Lady Tigers broke open a tight match at the half and then rolled to an 8-1 win at the Stadium of Champions.
Freshman Nunie Bates got Caldwell County on the board at the 14:00 mark.
Two and a half minutes later, the Lady Tigers were called for a foul along the goal line. Jayleigh Campbell found the net with the penalty kick and tied the match up at 1-1.
Aliya Towns scored her first goal of the night at 20:00 to put Caldwell County back in front at 2-1. That lead would hold as the teams went to the break.
Caldwell County came out of the break and quickly put this one away. Nunie Bates found the ball right in front of the net off a corner kick and snuck it into the net at 41:30 to make it 3-1. Aliya Towns scored her second goal of the night at 47:15 pushing the lead out to 4-1.
Towns scored again just two minutes later to complete the hat trick and push the lead out to 5-1. Addie Middleton-Mobley rebounded a shot that had crossed the front of the goal and then found the back of the net to make it 6-1 at 55:20.
Less than two minutes later, the Lady Tigers struck again. Hannah Teutsch scored off a pass from Ziva Falder giving Caldwell County a 7-1 lead. Harper Ritchey closed out the scoring for the night with a goal inside the final four minutes.
Caldwell County (4-4) ends a three-match losing skid with the win. The Lady Tigers are back in action Thursday on the road at Graves County.
Christian County (1-9-1) drops its third straight in the loss. The Lady Colonels are set to be back in action Thursday night at the Stadium when they host Franklin-Simpson.
