
Ahlemeyer Goal Secures Bison Win Over Queens
10/11/2026 2:04:00 PM | Women's Soccer
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Lipscomb defeated Queens (NC) 1-0 on Sunday. The Bisons finished with a 22-4 shot advantage and put 13 shots on goal while holding Queens (NC) to three.
First Half
- The Bisons created the early chances, putting five shots on goal by 12:39 and earning corner kicks at 2:49 and 5:59 while Emily Protiva kept Queens (NC) even.
- The pressure continued with three Bisons corner kicks from 16:20 to 19:17, followed by saved attempts from Colby Cook and Haylee Dean around the 29-minute mark. Queens (NC) put a shot on goal at 30:05, and Sunnie Woodard made the save.
- After additional Bisons attempts from Addison Millo and Annalise Cannada, Tatum Ahlemeyer scored from Cannada's assist at 42:22 for a 1-0 lead. Cannada hit the woodwork 33 seconds later, and the Bisons took the 1-0 score into halftime.
Second Half
- The Bisons opened the half with an Ahlemeyer shot saved at 45:22, then earned five corner kicks before Queens (NC) goalkeeper Emily Protiva later saved Jaide-Simone Prejean's attempt at 58:02.
- Sunnie Woodard made a save on Juliana Hunter at 54:53, and the Bisons continued forward with two more corner kicks and a Maryn Brown shot by 60:12.
- The Bisons generated another stretch from 68:30 to 76:02 with five shots and three corner kicks, including saved attempts by Ahlemeyer, Natalia Carapazza and Katie Brightwell.
- Queens (NC) had a shot go high at 77:10 and Woodard saved another Hunter attempt at 87:08 as the second half finished without a goal.
Ahlemeyer scored the game-winning goal and led the Bisons with five shots, putting four on frame. Cannada recorded the assist and added two shots. Sunmie Woodard played all 90 minutes in goal, making three saves to post a shutout.
The Bisons are 5-3-5 overall and 2-2-2 in conference play. Queens (NC) is 2-10-2 overall and 1-4-1 in conference play.
Up Next
The Bisons host Bellarmine University on Sunday, Oct. 18, at 1 p.m. at Lipscomb Soccer Complex in Nashville, Tennessee.
First Half
- The Bisons created the early chances, putting five shots on goal by 12:39 and earning corner kicks at 2:49 and 5:59 while Emily Protiva kept Queens (NC) even.
- The pressure continued with three Bisons corner kicks from 16:20 to 19:17, followed by saved attempts from Colby Cook and Haylee Dean around the 29-minute mark. Queens (NC) put a shot on goal at 30:05, and Sunnie Woodard made the save.
- After additional Bisons attempts from Addison Millo and Annalise Cannada, Tatum Ahlemeyer scored from Cannada's assist at 42:22 for a 1-0 lead. Cannada hit the woodwork 33 seconds later, and the Bisons took the 1-0 score into halftime.
Second Half
- The Bisons opened the half with an Ahlemeyer shot saved at 45:22, then earned five corner kicks before Queens (NC) goalkeeper Emily Protiva later saved Jaide-Simone Prejean's attempt at 58:02.
- Sunnie Woodard made a save on Juliana Hunter at 54:53, and the Bisons continued forward with two more corner kicks and a Maryn Brown shot by 60:12.
- The Bisons generated another stretch from 68:30 to 76:02 with five shots and three corner kicks, including saved attempts by Ahlemeyer, Natalia Carapazza and Katie Brightwell.
- Queens (NC) had a shot go high at 77:10 and Woodard saved another Hunter attempt at 87:08 as the second half finished without a goal.
Ahlemeyer scored the game-winning goal and led the Bisons with five shots, putting four on frame. Cannada recorded the assist and added two shots. Sunmie Woodard played all 90 minutes in goal, making three saves to post a shutout.
The Bisons are 5-3-5 overall and 2-2-2 in conference play. Queens (NC) is 2-10-2 overall and 1-4-1 in conference play.
Up Next
The Bisons host Bellarmine University on Sunday, Oct. 18, at 1 p.m. at Lipscomb Soccer Complex in Nashville, Tennessee.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
LIP
QUC
Goals
1
0
Shots
22
4
Shots on Goal
13
3
Saves
3
12
Corners
15
0
Fouls
4
2
Scoring Plays

Tatum Ahlemeyer (5)
Assisted By: Annalise Cannada
GOAL by LIP Ahlemeyer, Tatum Assist by Cannada, Annalise.
42:22
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