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Thursday, September 4
Lynchburg, Va.
5:30 PM ET
Liberty University
4-1-2, 0-0-0
4
vs
1
Queens
0-4-2, 0-0-0
1
2
F
Queens (NC)
1
0
1
Liberty
3
1
4
Brooklyn Jenkins Scores Her First Career Goal to Stretch lead to 4-1
Liberty Blazes Past Queens 4-1 for First Home Triumph
9/4/2025 10:02:00 PM | Women's Soccer
LYNCHBURG, Va. – The Lady Flames (4-1-2) netted a season-high four goals in a 4-1 victory over Queens (0-4-2) on Thursday night. The triumph was Liberty's first home win, now 1-1-1, in its third contest at Osborne.
In the ninth minute of the game, Halle Engle sent a low cross halfway across the field. The ball found midfielder Avenley Monteith, who patiently waited for an opening, taking a single touch to gain the first tally of the night.
Midfielder Bri Myers netted her second goal of the season eight minutes later. She found a spot in the penalty box and received a perfect cross from Carly Keene, fought through a pair of Queens to find the back of the net.
After another eight-minute period, Engle found herself on the board, this time scoring to boost the Lady Flames' lead to 3-0. She turned over a Queens defender who had just received the ball from their goalkeeper. Engle beat a chasing center back, sending a shot between her and the keeper for her second goal of the year.
In the final minutes of the first half, Queens received a corner opportunity. Queens' Mika Katz took advantage, sending a perfect ball to the goal line. Liberty goalkeeper Grace Workman was unable to clear the ball, carrying across into the back of the net.
Liberty added another goal to push the lead to 4-1. Lynchburg native, freshman Brooklyn Jenkins, scored her first career goal. The forward was able to receive a pass from Avery Paulson from the end line, despite a defender deflecting the attempt. She sent a perfect strike to the top upper-90, leaving little chance for the goalkeeper.
The Lady Flames improve to 2-0 all-time against Queens.
Scoring Summary
9' – Liberty – Avenley Monteith (2) – Halle Engle, Gabby Miranda
17' – Liberty – Bri Myers (2) – Carly Keene
25' – Liberty – Halle Engle (2)
43' – Queens – Mika Katz
69' – Liberty – Brooklyn Jenkins (1) – Avery Paulson
Lady Flames News & Notes
Up Next
Liberty (4-1-2) welcomes its third ranked opponent to Osborne this season, taking on No. 9 Penn State (3-2-1) on Sunday. Kick off is scheduled for 1 p.m. and the game will be broadcast live on ESPN+.
In the ninth minute of the game, Halle Engle sent a low cross halfway across the field. The ball found midfielder Avenley Monteith, who patiently waited for an opening, taking a single touch to gain the first tally of the night.
Midfielder Bri Myers netted her second goal of the season eight minutes later. She found a spot in the penalty box and received a perfect cross from Carly Keene, fought through a pair of Queens to find the back of the net.
After another eight-minute period, Engle found herself on the board, this time scoring to boost the Lady Flames' lead to 3-0. She turned over a Queens defender who had just received the ball from their goalkeeper. Engle beat a chasing center back, sending a shot between her and the keeper for her second goal of the year.
In the final minutes of the first half, Queens received a corner opportunity. Queens' Mika Katz took advantage, sending a perfect ball to the goal line. Liberty goalkeeper Grace Workman was unable to clear the ball, carrying across into the back of the net.
Liberty added another goal to push the lead to 4-1. Lynchburg native, freshman Brooklyn Jenkins, scored her first career goal. The forward was able to receive a pass from Avery Paulson from the end line, despite a defender deflecting the attempt. She sent a perfect strike to the top upper-90, leaving little chance for the goalkeeper.
The Lady Flames improve to 2-0 all-time against Queens.
Scoring Summary
9' – Liberty – Avenley Monteith (2) – Halle Engle, Gabby Miranda
17' – Liberty – Bri Myers (2) – Carly Keene
25' – Liberty – Halle Engle (2)
43' – Queens – Mika Katz
69' – Liberty – Brooklyn Jenkins (1) – Avery Paulson
Lady Flames News & Notes
- Liberty outshot Queens 26-3 with a 17-1 edge in shots on goal. The Lady Flames registered 13 shots in each half.
- Queens made 13 saves on Thursday night, to one on Liberty's side.
- The Lady Flames held a 7-1 edge in corner attempts.
- Halle Engle moved to a tie for most points on the team with seven (2g, 3a), joining Ivy Garner (3g, 1a).
- Engle recorded a game-high seven shots, all on goal.
- Twenty-one Lady Flames participated in Thursday's contest.
- Goalkeeper Grace Workman made her second start of the season, allowing one goal on three shots. Peyton Huber entered in goal to begin the second half.
Up Next
Liberty (4-1-2) welcomes its third ranked opponent to Osborne this season, taking on No. 9 Penn State (3-2-1) on Sunday. Kick off is scheduled for 1 p.m. and the game will be broadcast live on ESPN+.
Team Stats
QUE
LU
Goals
1
4
Shots
3
26
Shots on Goal
1
17
Saves
13
1
Corners
1
7
Fouls
4
8
Scoring Plays
Avenley Monteith (2)
Assisted By: Halle Engle , Gabby Miranda
GOAL by LU Monteith, Avenley Assist by Engle, Halle and Miranda, Gabby.
08:10
Briana Myers (2)
Assisted By: Carly Keene
GOAL by LU Myers, Briana Assist by Keene, Carly.
16:27
Halle Engle (2)
GOAL by LU Engle, Halle.
24:33
0
GOAL by QUE TEAM.
42:22
Brooklyn Jenkins (1)
Assisted By: Avery Paulson
GOAL by LU Jenkins, Brooklyn Assist by Paulson, Avery.
68:05
Game Leaders
Players
fwd
Shots
7
SOG
7
Goals
1
Assists
1
Shots
4
SOG
1
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
3
SOG
2
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
1
SOG
1
Goals
1
Assists
0
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