JACKSON, Miss. – The Alcorn State University women's soccer program had to battle both the Tigers and a waterlogged pitch Wednesday afternoon as JSU won a muddy war, 5-0.

Junior Mireya Gonzalez recorded a season-high four shots with one placed on goal and sophomore Paula Solé Cabeza contributed Alcorn's other shot on goal in two shot attempts. Sophomore defender Sarah-Joy Romain recorded a shot as well.

Freshman Kali Helms moved into third on the program's single season saves list as her seven saves on the day gives her 124 in 14 matches this season. She passed Elaine Opusunju's who had 119 in 2008 and sits 12 behind Borwyn Leeming for second place with 136 during the 2009 campaign.

Senior Giselle Rojas started the second half in the net and contributed three saves during her 45 minutes of action.

The Lady Braves will host Senior Night against the Mississippi Valley State Delta Devilettes on Friday at 4 p.m. from Jack Spinks-Marino Casem Stadium.

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