Attaway’s Goal Lifts Reinhardt to 1-0 Win Over Columbia
| 1H | 2H | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| REI | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| COL | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Columbia, SC. - Addison Attaway scored an unassisted goal at 40:43 to lift Reinhardt University (9-6-1) past Columbia (SC) (5-8-2) in a 1-0 women’s soccer conference victory Monday, Oct. 26, at Younts in Columbia, South Carolina. Goalkeeper Reagan Horton earned the shutout with three saves over 90 minutes.
The Eagles held a 5-3 advantage in first-half shots. Attaway tested Columbia goalkeeper Teagan Eisenring at 14:58, and Horton kept the match scoreless by stopping Payton Castro’s attempt at 22:39. After Reinhardt broke through, Maria Ronda forced another save at 42:55 as the Eagles pushed for a second goal before halftime.
Reinhardt maintained its attacking pressure after the break, with Attaway putting shots on target at 47:37 and 49:52. Eisenring stopped both attempts, then denied Julia Knight at 53:26. The Eagles generated seven shots in the second half, six of them on goal, but Columbia remained within a goal throughout.
Horton protected the narrow lead with a save against Adria Solis at 61:55. Columbia’s Josie Smith received the match’s only yellow card at 64:30 before Emily Cooper forced another Eisenring save at 70:17. Horton then stopped Kinzly Cohen at 74:32 for the final save of the shutout. Brookelyn Green tested Eisenring at 78:35, and Jaren Sanchez forced the Columbia goalkeeper’s eighth save at 85:11.
Attaway led all players with five shots, including four on goal. Reinhardt finished with advantages of 12-6 in shots, 9-3 in shots on goal and 4-2 in corner kicks, with Sarah Taylor taking all four Eagles corners. The victory moved Reinhardt to 7-4-1 in conference play, while Columbia fell to 2-8-1.
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