AUSTIN, TEXAS — Southwest overwhelmed Texas College 4-1 on October 31, scoring three first-half goals to seize control early. The visiting Pirates built an insurmountable lead before halftime, then added a fourth goal in the second half to cruise to victory.
Jose Attong opened the scoring in the 12th minute, assisted by Yahir Chacon, giving Southwest an immediate advantage. Genesis Carillo doubled the lead at 19:56 to extend Southwest's dominance. Attong struck again in the 32nd minute to make it 3-0 before intermission, putting the match out of reach.
Texas College responded after halftime when Omar El amrani scored in the 53rd minute, assisted by Youssef Darraoui, cutting the deficit to two goals. The goal provided brief momentum for the home team but failed to spark a comeback. Yahir Chacon restored Southwest's three-goal cushion at 63:09, sealing the outcome.
Southwest's goalkeeper Jeremy Rueda made one save, while Texas College's Alan Garcia recorded two saves in a losing effort. Southwest's attacking efficiency proved decisive, with multiple players finding the back of the net throughout the match. The Pirates' balanced scoring attack prevented Texas College from focusing defensive efforts on any single threat.
Southwest's victory demonstrated superior execution in both halves, particularly during the opening 45 minutes when the Pirates established complete control. Texas College struggled to generate consistent offensive pressure, managing limited scoring opportunities despite playing at home.