Photo by: © Raymond Gleadle, 2026
11/1/2026 5:04:00 PM | Women's Soccer
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio – The Ohio soccer team (5-10-2, 2-7-2 MAC) lost 2-0 on the road at Bowling Green (8-3-6, 4-2-5 MAC) on Sunday (Nov. 1).
Overall, Ohio recorded 14 shots, with four on target while Bowling Green recorded 12 shots, with six on goal, scoring two goals. Both teams had four corners each.
Senior Jaimason Brooker (Powell, Ohio) had four shots with one on target while senior Anna Burchett (Prestonburg, Kentucky) had three shots with one on target.
In goal, freshman Ayla Rammel (Englewood, Ohio) got the start. She made one save and conceded one goal across 45 minutes. Sophomore Bella Wyatt (Noblesville, Ind.) subbed in as goalie at the start the second half, recording one save.
Bowling Green came out swinging and struck early in the 6th minute to take a 1-0 lead. Both teams generated a lot of offense, taking a combined nine shots between them. Bowling Green held a 1-0 lead going into halftime.
At halftime, Ohio had recorded three shots, with two on target while Bowling Green recorded six shots, with four on goal.
The Bobcats tried to get an equalizer in the second half but fell short. Even though the Bobcats created a host of opportunities, it was not meant to be as Bowling Green converted again with 10 minutes to go to make the scoreline 2-0.
The game ended 2-0 with the Bobcats falling to the Falcons.
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Overall, Ohio recorded 14 shots, with four on target while Bowling Green recorded 12 shots, with six on goal, scoring two goals. Both teams had four corners each.
Senior Jaimason Brooker (Powell, Ohio) had four shots with one on target while senior Anna Burchett (Prestonburg, Kentucky) had three shots with one on target.
In goal, freshman Ayla Rammel (Englewood, Ohio) got the start. She made one save and conceded one goal across 45 minutes. Sophomore Bella Wyatt (Noblesville, Ind.) subbed in as goalie at the start the second half, recording one save.
Bowling Green came out swinging and struck early in the 6th minute to take a 1-0 lead. Both teams generated a lot of offense, taking a combined nine shots between them. Bowling Green held a 1-0 lead going into halftime.
At halftime, Ohio had recorded three shots, with two on target while Bowling Green recorded six shots, with four on goal.
The Bobcats tried to get an equalizer in the second half but fell short. Even though the Bobcats created a host of opportunities, it was not meant to be as Bowling Green converted again with 10 minutes to go to make the scoreline 2-0.
The game ended 2-0 with the Bobcats falling to the Falcons.
#OUohyeah
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