Sophomore Kyara Armenta scored two goals to propel the Georgia Gwinnett College women's soccer team to its fourth straight victory, a 3-0 road victory against Brewton-Parker College Thursday afternoon in Mount Vernon, Georgia.

The victory put the Grizzlies on the winning side of the season's ledger, at 4-3, after starting the season with three consecutive losses.

Armenta scored both of her goals in the first half. She first struck in the 39th minute after receiving a pass from freshman Ola Orelesi. Then, Armenta added an unassisted goal just before halftime.

GGC has scored six goals in the first halves during its last two matches.

Freshman Lauren Reid tallied her first collegiate goal in the 82nd minute to cap the team's scoring for the day.

Thursday marked the third shutout of the season for GGC's goalkeepers. Freshman Matilda Johansson and sophomore Matilda Waldt each played a half in front of goal to keep the Barons off the scoreboard. The duo each made one save in the match.
  "This was a gutsy performance against a big and athletic team who was playing with some confidence. Scoring our second goal just before halftime gave us some breathing room. It is good to go on the road and get a clean sheet (shutout). I am pleased with how both of our goalkeepers (Matilda Johansson and Matilda Waldt) performed today," said Head Coach Dr. Mike Giuliano.
  The Grizzlies padded its lead against Brewton-Parker just before halftime when sophomore Kyara Armenta struck for the second time in the contest. Her goal in the 44th minute gave the visitors a 2-0 lead. Armenta first scored in the 39th minute.
  39' – Kyara Armenta, GGC (Ola Orelesi)
44' – Kyara Armenta, GGC (unassisted)
82' – Lauren Reid, GGC (unassisted)
 

• The Grizzlies attempted eight shots in the victory
• Sophomore goalkeeper Matilda Waldt and freshman goalkeeper Matilda Johansson each recorded one save for GGC in the shutout effort
• Sophomores Kyara Armenta and Victoria Watson attempted a match-high two shots across the 90 minutes of action

• GGC improves to 4-3 on the season, while Brewton-Parker falls to 7-6-1 during the 2020-21 campaign
• Three of GGC's four wins have come on the road this spring
• Thursday marked the third shutout of the season

Georgia Gwinnett College is scheduled to travel to Middle Georgia State University on Saturday, March 13, in Cochran, Georgia, starting at 1:30 p.m.