The Columbia International University women's soccer team had one more game to play in Florida as they faced off agaisnt Southeastern University. The Rams were unable to get many shots off on goal and lost by a final score of 2-0. With the loss the Rams record moves to 1-1-1, while the Fire move to 2-0.

The Fire were able to put the pressure on the Rams early as they got their first shot off before a minute even came off the scoreboard. The Fire continued to put the pressure on the Rams, but couldn't find any open space in goal as Sam Wammock was saving everything that came her way. The Rams were able to get their first shot of the game 35 minutes in as Janie Holland put a free kick on goal, but the Fires goalie was able to make the save. The Fire continued to fire shoots off at the goal, but Wammock was a brick wall and the game remained scoreless at halftime.

The Fire were able to find the back of the net just before the 51st minute and take a 1-0 lead. It was just under 10 minutes from the first goal that the Fire were able to find the back of the net again to give them a 2-0 lead. The Rams would only get one more shot off for the game with that one coming from Alanna Battermann. When the clock hit 00:00 the Rams were on the short end of the stick as they lost a hard fought game 2-0.

Wammock was a force in goal today as she had 13 saves with 5 in the first half and 8 in the second half. Her 13 saves are the second most in program history.

Head Coach Kara Farnsworth had this to say on the weekend and today's game, "Three games in four days is not easy for anyone especially so early on in the season. We are happy to walk away from the weekend with a record of 1-1-1. Southeastern is a good team and we held them scoreless until the 50th minute with solid defending from Esther Edwards and Sam Wammock. We are looking to forward to building off this weekend."