GREEN BAY, Wisc. - The IU Indianapolis women's soccer team suffered a tough road loss at Green Bay on Sunday (Oct. 19) as the Jaguars yielded an early penalty kick goal in a 1-0 defeat. Green Bay's Senah Hanes delivered the game-winner, slipping a shot inside the right post in the game's ninth minute for the day's only offense. 

While the Jaguars trailed the majority of the day after the Phoenix (5-7-4, 3-2-3 HL) converted the early PK, the attack was unable to muster much against the Green Bay defense. IU Indy (3-11-2, 2-5-1 HL) was limited to just five total shots and one on frame. The lone attempt on frame came from Emma Frey in the 13th minute. Keilah Muldrow stepped over a cross from the right side, allowing it to get through to Frey near the top of the 18. The senior midfielder put an attempt on target that Green Bay keeper Anna Scott was able to push aside. 

Just after the PK, IU Indy goalkeeper Sarah Bambrick had an active couple minutes, including a big stop on an Ella Rogowski drive from the left side. 

While the Jaguars increased possession in the second half, they were unable to create many quality chances as Frey and Caroline Kelley each finished with a team-high two shot attempts. The Jaguars did think they earned a penalty kick late in the contest at nearly the same spot they were whistled for a handball inside the penalty box in the first half, but were not awarded a whistle on the play. 

Bambrick finished with three saves as Hanes and Rogowski had a team-high three shots apiece for the Phoenix. 

The Jags will return to action on Saturday, Oct. 25 when they trek north to face Oakland University at 3:00 p.m. on ESPN+.