Harrogate, TN – The Lincoln Memorial women's soccer team stays undefeated at home as they beat the Coker Cobras 1-0 Saturday evening.

The Cobras started the shooting quickly in the first half as their first shot was in the 6^th minute, saved by goalkeeper Emma Cooke.

Possession was back and forth, but the Railsplitters fired off their first shot on frame in the 19^th minute by Viktoria Filsner, saved. 

Cooke recorded three more saves from Coker shots on goal in the 26^th minute, 27^th minute, and 29^th minute. Filsner had another scoring opportunity as she took a shot on frame in the 31^st minute, saved.

The last shot of the half was in the 39^th minute by Coker, which gave Cooke her 5^th save of the match. The score going into halftime was 0-0.

In the second half, Lincoln Memorial had the first chance at goal in the 57^th minute as Filsner posted a saved shot and Branam fired an off target shot in the 58^th minute.

In the 65^th minute, Coker put another shot on frame, giving Cooke another save.

Almost 20 minutes later, a foul in the box was committed by Coker in the 82^nd minute, giving LMU a penalty kick, which Donna van der Zalm netted in the bottom left corner to give Lincoln Memorial the lead 1-0.

Coker attempted to even up the match three more times before the final whistle: in the 85^th minute, 86^th minute, and 89^th minute, which was saved, off target, and saved, respectively.

As the final whistle blew, the Railsplitters kept the win streak alive at home with a 1-0 win.

Van der zalm led the scoring with the lone goal of the match. Filsner was the team-leader in shots and shots on goal with three. Cooke played all 90 minutes in goal with six saves.

As a team, Lincoln Memorial record 13 shots, with seven on goal, seven saves, and six corner kicks.

With the win, LMU improves to 4-3-1 overall and 1-2 in conference play and Coker moves to 4-2-1 overall and 1-1 in conference play.

The Railsplitters will make the short trip to Greeneville, TN to face Tusculum on Wednesday, October 1^st at 5 pm.