Saturday, October 11
Lynchburg, Va.
6:00 PM ET
Liberty University
9-3-4, 4-0-2
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Jacksonville State
6-7-3, 0-5-1
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Jacksonville St.
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Liberty Ignites for Five in Shutout Victory over Jacksonville State
10/11/2025 10:11:00 PM | Women's Soccer
LYNCHBURG, Va. – Forward Ivy Garner stood out (1g, 2a) for Liberty (9-3-4, 4-0-2 CUSA) in a 5-0 shutout triumph at home over Jacksonville State (6-7-3, 0-5-1 CUSA). The Lady Flames earn their fourth straight victory, maintaining its spot at the top of the CUSA standings.
Garner kicked off the scoring in the 20th minute. The forward forced a turnover, then drove into the penalty area. The senior sent a shot right beside a sliding goalkeeper for her CUSA-leading eighth goal of the season.
Liberty dominated possession throughout the game. The Lady Flames unleashed a season-high 29 shots while allowing just one from the Gamecocks.
A few minutes after Garner's tally, midfielder Gabby Miranda netted her second goal of the season. She received a low cross from Garner, which the junior lobbed over a lunging goalkeeper.
The Lady Flames added its third goal of the game courtesy of Isabella Wedemeyer in the 32nd minute. The sophomore stole the ball before driving to the edge of the penalty area. The midfielder caught the goalkeeper flat-footed, sending a shot to the other side of the net.
At the end of the half, Liberty held a 19-0 edge in shots while earning eight corner attempts.
Liberty kept the scoring going in the 65th minute. Garner sent in a cross from the edge of the penalty area to the corner of the penalty area. She found Briana Myers, who sent in a pristine header to the center of the goal. The score was the midfielder's third of the season.
The Lady Flames added an exclamation point in the 87th minute. After earning its 15th corner of the game, Liberty converted on the set piece. Carly Keene sent a ball into the middle of the field, finding a cutting Keelyn Eslinger for a sharp header. The goal was the freshman forward's first career goal.
Liberty improves to 4-3-2 at home this season with one game remaining.
Scoring Summary
20' – Liberty – Ivy Garner (8)
24' – Liberty – Gabby Miranda (2) – Ivy Garner
32' – Liberty – Isabella Wedemeyer (2)
65' – Liberty – Briana Myers (3) – Ivy Garner
87' – Liberty – Keelyn Eslinger (1) – Carly Keene
Lady Flames News & Notes
Up Next
Liberty (9-3-4, 4-0-2 CUSA) travels for its final road game of the 2025 regular season when it heads North to take on Delaware (9-1-4, 2-1-2 CUSA) on Saturday. The contest is set for a noon start and will be broadcast live on ESPN+.
CUSA Women's Soccer Championship
Liberty Athletics is excited to host the 2025 Conference USA Women's Soccer championship at Osborne Stadium in Lynchburg, Va., from Nov. 2-7. Tickets for all sessions are on sale now at LibertyFlames.com/CUSAWSoccer.
Garner kicked off the scoring in the 20th minute. The forward forced a turnover, then drove into the penalty area. The senior sent a shot right beside a sliding goalkeeper for her CUSA-leading eighth goal of the season.
Defense ?? Offense
— Liberty Women's Soccer (@LibertyWSoccer) October 11, 2025
Ivy Garner gives Liberty a 1-0 lead!
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Liberty dominated possession throughout the game. The Lady Flames unleashed a season-high 29 shots while allowing just one from the Gamecocks.
A few minutes after Garner's tally, midfielder Gabby Miranda netted her second goal of the season. She received a low cross from Garner, which the junior lobbed over a lunging goalkeeper.
1?2? ADDS TO THE LEAD!
— Liberty Women's Soccer (@LibertyWSoccer) October 11, 2025
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The Lady Flames added its third goal of the game courtesy of Isabella Wedemeyer in the 32nd minute. The sophomore stole the ball before driving to the edge of the penalty area. The midfielder caught the goalkeeper flat-footed, sending a shot to the other side of the net.
At the end of the half, Liberty held a 19-0 edge in shots while earning eight corner attempts.
GOALLLL??
— Liberty Women's Soccer (@LibertyWSoccer) October 11, 2025
3-0 LIBERTY!
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Liberty kept the scoring going in the 65th minute. Garner sent in a cross from the edge of the penalty area to the corner of the penalty area. She found Briana Myers, who sent in a pristine header to the center of the goal. The score was the midfielder's third of the season.
The Lady Flames added an exclamation point in the 87th minute. After earning its 15th corner of the game, Liberty converted on the set piece. Carly Keene sent a ball into the middle of the field, finding a cutting Keelyn Eslinger for a sharp header. The goal was the freshman forward's first career goal.
Liberty improves to 4-3-2 at home this season with one game remaining.
OFF THE DOME! ???
— Liberty Women's Soccer (@LibertyWSoccer) October 11, 2025
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Scoring Summary
20' – Liberty – Ivy Garner (8)
24' – Liberty – Gabby Miranda (2) – Ivy Garner
32' – Liberty – Isabella Wedemeyer (2)
65' – Liberty – Briana Myers (3) – Ivy Garner
87' – Liberty – Keelyn Eslinger (1) – Carly Keene
FIRST COLLEGIATE GOAL FOR KEELYN ESLINGER??
— Liberty Women's Soccer (@LibertyWSoccer) October 12, 2025
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Lady Flames News & Notes
- Five goals are the most in a single game for Liberty since they scored six times at George Mason last season.
- Liberty outshot Jacksonville State 29-1. Both tallies achieve season-best marks in shots and shots allowed. They also earned 16 shots on goal, one shy of a season-high (17 in a 4-1 win over Queens).
- Ivy Garner led all players with six shots (three on goal) followed by Miranda with five (two on goal).
- The Lady Flames earned 15 corner attempts on Saturday night, which is the most in a single game since 2013 when Liberty registered 17 in a 2-0 victory over VMI.
- Ivy Garner leads the conference in goals (8), assists (6) and points (22).
- Liberty (14 points, 4-0-2) currently sits atop the CUSA standings with two games left to play.
- The Lady Flames have outscored Jacksonville State 9-0 in their past two meetings (4-0 in 2024). Liberty has won all five meetings against the Gamecocks in its fifth straight year playing Jacksonville State (2021).
- Starting goalkeeper Peyton Huber (4-1-2) did not face a shot in the first half. Grace Workman entered the game at the beginning of the second, making a save on the only shot against her.
Up Next
Liberty (9-3-4, 4-0-2 CUSA) travels for its final road game of the 2025 regular season when it heads North to take on Delaware (9-1-4, 2-1-2 CUSA) on Saturday. The contest is set for a noon start and will be broadcast live on ESPN+.
CUSA Women's Soccer Championship
Liberty Athletics is excited to host the 2025 Conference USA Women's Soccer championship at Osborne Stadium in Lynchburg, Va., from Nov. 2-7. Tickets for all sessions are on sale now at LibertyFlames.com/CUSAWSoccer.
Team Stats
JSU
LU
Goals
0
5
Shots
1
29
Shots on Goal
1
16
Saves
10
1
Corners
0
15
Fouls
11
10
Scoring Plays
Ivy Garner (8)
GOAL by LU Garner, Ivy.
19:51
Gabby Miranda (2)
Assisted By: Ivy Garner
GOAL by LU Miranda, Gabby Assist by Garner, Ivy.
23:17
Isabella Wedemeyer (2)
GOAL by LU Wedemeyer, Isabella.
31:18
Briana Myers (3)
Assisted By: Ivy Garner
GOAL by LU Myers, Briana Assist by Garner, Ivy.
64:22
Keelyn Eslinger (1)
Assisted By: Carly Keene
GOAL by LU Eslinger, Keelyn Assist by Keene, Carly.
86:33
Game Leaders
fwd
Shots
6
SOG
3
Goals
1
Assists
2
Shots
5
SOG
2
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
2
SOG
2
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
1
SOG
1
Goals
1
Assists
0
Players Mentioned
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