TULSA, OKLA. ? Tulsa (5-3) scored two goals in the first two minutes and 28 seconds of play to hand the Arkansas State soccer team (3-3) its third loss of the season, 4-0, in the final game of the Tulsa Soccer Challenge Sunday.

Freshman forward Kara Nitti led the Red Wolves with three shots, two of which were on goal.

Freshman midfielder Kai Gear added two shots, while freshman midfielder Lizzy Niles, freshman forward Sofia Turesson, senior midfielder Bernadette Dierker and freshman midfielder Lyndsey Patterson each added a shot for ASU's cause.

Sarah Green scored at the one minute mark on a penalty kick, putting the Golden Hurricane up 1-0 early in the match.

Hannah Taylor then scored on a cross from Shannon Locke from eight yards out in the third minute (2:28), giving Tulsa a 2-0 advantage.

Taylor scored her second goal of the match into an open net from 10 yards out from a forward pass from Sarah Greene in the 56^th minute (55:56).

Rachel Robinson added another goal for the Golden Hurricane in the 71^st minute (70:38) on another penalty kick.

“I am extremely proud of our girls even after being put under that type of adversity that early in the game they continued to play hard and play for each other even though they didn't come out with the result they gutted it out to the end,” said Arkansas State head coach Derek Pittman.

Freshman goalkeeper Sara Krimm made seven saves in goal for the Red Wolves, facing a total 23 shots by Tulsa. Arkansas State had nine total shots, with eight coming in the second half.

Turesson and freshman Midfielder Michele Clark were named to the Tulsa Soccer Challenge All-Tournament team.

Arkansas State has a six day layoff before hosting Southeast Louisiana next Sunday at 1 p.m. ASU's seniors will be recognized during “Senior Day” celebrations prior to kickoff.