CHARLESTON, S.C. – The Citadel junior Suzuka Yosue handed out three assists to become the school's all-time leader in career assists in the Bulldogs 8-0 victory over Johnson Saturday afternoon in Knoxville.
 
How it Happened

• 11' – Suzuke Yosue got the scoring going with an unassisted goal.
• 17' – Ani Ford got into the act moments later off a feed from Yosue
• 23' – Yosue added her second of the match
• 26' – Jordyn Geller added the Bulldogs third unassisted goal of the half.
• 28' – Amber Fairfax closed out the first half with her first goal of the season of an assist from Ford.
• 58' – Fairfax added her second of the game off a pass from Yosue.
• 64' – Naya Boualany added the seventh goal of the match off Yosue's third assist.
• 74' – Ani Ford closed out the scoring with her second goal of the match.

 
Inside the Box Score

• Suzuka Yosue handed out three assists to set the school's career record for assists. She now has 20 in her career.
• Yosue already has seven assists on the season, matching her total from the 2019 season.
• She became the second player in program history to record seven assists in multiple seasons. Lea Raedle had seven assists in 2013 and 2014.
• The Bulldogs had three players score multiple goals in the win. Yosue, Ani Ford and Amber Fairfax each recorded a pair of tallies.
• The Citadel outshot the Royals 33-3. The Bulldogs had 21 shots on goal to just one for Johnson.
• Jess Newton was only forced to make one save in recording the shutout.

 
Up Next
The Bulldogs open Southern Conference action on Sept. 24 at ETSU. The match is set for 7 p.m.