ATHENS, W.Va. — Concord dominated Davis & Elkins 3-1 on Wednesday, extending its winning streak to one game while the visiting Senators fell to 1-10-5 overall. The Mountain Lions controlled possession throughout, outshooting their guests 13-3 in attempts while capitalizing on clinical finishing in both halves.
Tiana Campbell opened the scoring in the 8th minute, assisted by Sophia Chugha, giving Concord an early advantage. Stephanie Tovar doubled the lead in the 14th minute with Campbell providing the assist, establishing a commanding 2-0 cushion before halftime. The Mountain Lions' attacking prowess was evident from the opening whistle, with Campbell and Tovar combining effectively on the left flank.
Davis & Elkins mounted a second-half response when Ava Sherman scored in the 58th minute, narrowing the deficit to 2-1. The goal provided brief momentum for the struggling Senators, who entered Wednesday's contest on a three-game losing streak. However, Concord quickly reasserted control and prevented any sustained comeback threat.
Campbell sealed the victory with her second goal in the 84th minute, assisted by both Caitlin Webster and Tovar. The three-goal performance showcased Campbell's importance to Concord's attacking system, as she consistently found dangerous positions and finished decisively when opportunities arose.
Concord's defensive organization limited Davis & Elkins to just one shot on goal despite the visitors earning six corner kicks. The Mountain Lions' goalkeeper made no saves, a testament to the team's ability to