MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin women's soccer took team down the Loyola Chicago Ramblers with three goals within a five-minute span late in the second half. The final score read 3-0.
 
How it happened
 
First Half
 
The game went back and forth early in the half, with Ashley Martinez having the first look at the goal in the ninth minute.
 
Remaining scoreless at the end of the first, Wisconsin had the advantage in corners (3-2), while tying in shots (3) and shots-on-goal (1).
 
Second Half
 
The game kept switching possession early in the second half with both teams claiming shots on net.
 
Picking up offensive momentum midway through the half, Wisconsin drew three back-to-back corners.
 
Aryssa Mahrt accepted a pass from Tuscany Khachab in the 77^th minute to put the score at 1-0.
 

MAHRT MAKES IT HAPPEN!

77'

Badgers 1 | Ramblers 0#OnWisconsin pic.twitter.com/fzqk8hMrXa

— Wisconsin Women's Soccer (@BadgerWSoccer) August 29, 2024

 
Mahrt was relentless and tallied a second in the 81^st minute of the game.
 

BOOOOOM!

That's two!

81'

Badgers 2 | Ramblers 0#ONWisconsin pic.twitter.com/iDHLrEhwQQ

— Wisconsin Women's Soccer (@BadgerWSoccer) August 29, 2024

 
Immediately after, Adee Boer earned her first of the season in the 82^nd to put the score at 3-0.

ADEE ADDS ON!

82'

Badgers 3 | Ramblers 0#OnWisconsin pic.twitter.com/H8RwsyZQjy

— Wisconsin Women's Soccer (@BadgerWSoccer) August 29, 2024

 
In addition to Drew Stover's second shutout, the Badgers led in shots (13-5), shots-on-goal (7-3), and corners (10-3).
 
Up Next
 
UW will host Western Michigan on Sunday, Sept. 1 at 1:00 p.m. at McClimon Soccer Complex. Admission is free.