LSC Roundup 11-2

Javelinas Suffer Heart-Breaking Loss To Blazers - TAMK Football
Texans challenge physical North Alabama - Brad Keith, Stephenville Empire Tribune
Tarleton to air on ESPN3.com , ESPN app - Brad Keith, Stephenville Empire Tribune
WT-MSU football game to decide playoff contenders - Mark Haslett, Amarillo Globe News

Texan cross country set to compete at NCAA regional meet Saturday - TSU Cross Country

WT Cross Country Ready for South Central Regional Championships - WTAM Cross Country

Gholson: Not a pretty start for Mustangs - Nick Gholson, Times Record News

Williams spurs Mustangs past Southwestern Assemblies of God, 72-64 - MSU MBB
Javelina Women Fall In Exhibition At HBU - TAMK WBB

Fookes, Mustangs knock out Abilene Christian - MSU W Soccer

Rambelles Advance to LSC Championship Semifinals With 1-0 Win - ASU W Soccer

Pioneers fall to Angelo State at Lone Star Conference Championship - TWU W Soccer

Wildcats Fall 1-0 To MSU At LSC Championship In Final D-II Appearance - ACU W Soccer
CALLIE ANNETT NAMED CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT - TAMC W Soccer
Mustangs, West Texas A&M set for semifinal showdown - MSU W Soccer

Top-Seeded Lady Buffs Play 4th-Seeded Midwestern State in LSC Semifinal - WTAM W Soccer

LSC Women’s Soccer: ASU, MSU advance to semifinals

 - LSC Office

Angelo State and Midwestern State prevailed in the quarterfinals of the Lone Star Conference Women’s Soccer Championship, which started Thursday at the Pitch in Canyon, Texas.
   
ASU topped Texas Woman’s 1-0, while MSU defeated Abilene Christian 1-0.
   
Both teams advance to Friday’s semifinals.  The Rambelles face No. 2 seed Incarnate Word at 5 p.m., while the Mustangs play No. 1 West Texas A&M at 7:30 p.m.

ASU 1, TWU 0
After a scoreless first half, the Rambelles recorded the game’s only goal the 48:47 mark.  Hanna Horeis’ shot from 35 yards out found the back of the net for her third goal this season.  Lauren Bateman was credited with her second assist of the year.    
   
ASU (11-7-1) won its second game in nine tournament appearances, and will make its second trip to the semifinals (2010).  TWU’s season ends at 7-10-2 after a fourth trip to the championship.

MSU 1, ACU 0
MSU and ACU were even for the first 58 minutes before Payton Fookes' header put the Mustangs on top.  Fookes scored her fifth goal of the season off an assist from Maddie Fraser.

The Mustangs (7-9-3) improved to 17-13 all-time at the tournament as the only school to play in all 17 championships.  ACU, who made its fifth straight tournament, saw its season end at 8-10-1.