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<\/p>\n JACKSONVILLE, Ala. \u2013<\/strong> \u00a0The Samford soccer team picked up its first win of the season, earning a 1-0 victory at Jacksonville State Thursday evening.
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\nWith the win, Samford improved its season record to 1-2-1 on the season. Jacksonville State fell to 1-2-2 with the loss.
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\nBrooklyn Miller<\/a> scored the game’s lone goal. She netted her goal In the 79th minute of the contest to give Samford all of the offense it would need.
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\nMiller, Sam De Luca<\/a>, Abby Wooten<\/a>, Sarah Holland<\/a> and Mamie Carman<\/a> shared the team lead in shots with two each. Goalkeeper Peyton Hull<\/a> played the full 90 minutes, earning her second shutout of the season.
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\nFor Jacksonville State, Kaia Samuelsen Elverum, Raegan Whitaker and Louise Featherstone had one shot each. Goalkeeper Ella Holmberg saved six shots, allowing the one goal.
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\nAs a team, Samford had 16 shots, to just three for JSU. The Bulldogs had eight corner kicks, to just one for the Gamecocks.
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\nSamford will next play at Georgia State on Thursday, Sept. 4. The game is set for a 6 p.m. (CT) start from Atlanta, Ga.
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\nSAM: 79th minute, Brooklyn Miller<\/a> goal, unassisted
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