ASHLAND, Ore. – Goals were hard to come by for the Corban University women's soccer team in a 2-0 defeat on the road against Southern Oregon University on Sunday afternoon.

Adding to the frustration of the defeat, the Navy and Gold out-shot the hometown team 17-4 in the battle, including a 7-3 advantage in shots on frame.

Baylee Touey finished a long assist from Malaika Quigley to give the Raiders an early advantage, making it a 1-0 SOU lead in the 14^th minute.

That is where the score would remain for the next 60 minutes of play, with Corban creating a number of exciting opportunities along the way without finding an equalizer.

Natalie Paul provided the insurance for the Raiders in the 73^rd minute, with Gabbie Johnson serving in the cross and earning an assist on the goal. Win the win, SOU has now won seven of its last eight.

Corban (11-4, 7-4 CCC) will return home to the comforts of the CFC Soccer Complex next weekend, hosting its final regular-season game of the fall against Bushnell University. The start time is scheduled for 6 p.m., with the Navy and Gold's seniors set to be recognized prior to the contest.