WICHITA, Kan. — Starting fast with a pair of goals in the first 20 minutes, the Newman women's soccer team evened its Heartland Conference record with a 2-0 victory over Texas A&M International Thursday night at Wilkins Field.

KEY SEQUENCE

The Jets (4-2-0, 1-1-0 Heartland) got a fast start for the third straight game, with the hosts ripping off four shots, including two on-goal before seven minutes clicked off the clock against the Dustdevils (1-3-1, 0-2-0 Heartland). Rosa Urista-Chico cashed in on a slick play in the 11th, as Lexi Clark lofted a long ball down the right side for Colleen Howland to spread out the defense. Howland slid the ball across the box to Urista-Chico, who put the Jets up with an easy score.

SCORING PLAYS

NU-11'-Rosa Urista-Chico, assist Colleen Howland
NU-19'-Grace Linton, assist Howland

HOW IT HAPPENED

-During the 11' minute Howland had a nice long ball cross to Urista-Chico for her fourth goal of the season and giving the Jets a 1-0 lead and momentum for the game.

-In the 19' minute Linton got in on the action giving the Jets a 2-0 lead and the advantage to finish off the rest of the game strong.  

NOTES

-This is the Jets third consecutive win scoring 14 goals in those game and adding to the NCAA history mark.

-The Jets out shot their opponents by 10

-The Jets have been playing good soccer lately shutting out two opponents and hold another team to one goal.

WHAT'S NEXT

The Jets stay at home for another Heartland Conference game, hosting St. Mary's Saturday at 2:30.