Lubbock, Texas – After picking up a win at home on Thursday, Texas Tech hits the road for a Sunday matinee matchup against North Texas.
The Red Raiders (2-2-3) will look to put the wins together for the first time this season as they face in-state foe North Texas.
Powered by goals Peyton Parsons, Macy Schultz And Ashley WilliamsTech doubled its goal total with a 3-0 win at Houston on Thursday.
Making the average green scout
After starting the season with a four-game winning streak, North Texas (4-2-1) has stumbled recently, losing two of its past three. After allowing just two goals in the first four games, the Mean Green has conceded eight goals in the last three games. However, on the offensive end, North Texas averages three goals per contest.
Fast hunters
- Madison White He finished the season tied for Tech’s career goals-against record (0.89), third in career shutouts (21) and seventh in career saves (154).
- The Red Raiders boast a young roster, adding 10 freshmen. Hot man Kylie Bahr He is the only freshman to start every game as a freshman this season. Peyton Parsons Separation starts from junior Jillian Martinez In the middle of the field.
- This season’s captains are extremely high. Charlotte Teeter and fourth year senior Hannah Anderson. Teeter opened as a Red Raider last season by scoring in the opener against Troy.
- Red Raider back line and goalkeeper Madison White It has been a highlight of the season. Tech has allowed just three goals in four games this season.
- Excluding the 2020 conference-only season due to Covid-19, Tech has recorded at least three shutouts in five of its six-game streak since 2017.
- With two games left in Big 12 play, Texas Tech ranks second in the conference with a 6.67 goals-against average, first in goals-against average (.430), third in save percentage (.842) and shutout percentage (.571).
- Individually, Madison White First in the league in goalie minutes played (639:00), first in goals against average (0.429), third in save percentage (0.824) and first in shutouts (4).
- Texas Tech took 46 more shots than its opponents. On average, Tech is holding opponents to 5.6 shots and eliminating 12.1 shots.
