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Cavaliers suffer first loss of season, fall 4-3 in overtime thriller at NJCAA Tournament

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Scoring Summary

1st - 26:25 - Sherline King (Jones College)
1st - 40:57 - Sherline King (Jones College)
2nd - 50:04 - Tatum Bresette (Johnson County Community College)
2nd - 70:50 - Iliana Garcia (Johnson County Community College)
2nd - 78:00 - Lily Marshall (Johnson County Community College)
2nd - 82:13 - Sherline King (Jones College)
OT - 98:56 - Sherline King (Jones College)

Game Leaders

Jones College
G: Sherline King - 4
A: N/A
Sh: Sherline King - 8
Sv: Jennifer Huerzeler - 5
Johnson County Community College
G: 3 Players (#2, #3, #20) - 1
A: 2 Players (#3, #21) - 1
Sh: Jill Lenherr - 5
Sv: Avery Young - 5

Team Stats

Jones College
Johnson County Community College

Shots (on goal)

15 (9)
21 (12)

Saves

6
5

Fouls

12
11

Corner Kicks

3
4

Offsides

2
3
full stats
Posted: Nov 19, 2025

WICHITA, Kan. - The No. 1-seeded Johnson County Community College women's soccer team fell in a hard-fought 4-3 overtime thriller to No. 8-seeded Jones College in the second round of the NJCAA Division II National Tournament. The loss — JCCC's first of the season — ends the Cavaliers' campaign at 21-1-1.

Jones standout forward Sherline King opened the scoring in the 27th minute and doubled the Bobcats' lead in the 41st. It marked the first time all season the Cavaliers trailed in a match. Jones controlled much of the first-half action, outshooting JCCC 4-1 on goal.

The Cavaliers stormed back in the second half with three unanswered goals to take a 3-2 lead with 12 minutes remaining. Tatum Bresette put JCCC on the board in the 50th minute, then set up Iliana Garcia in the 70th to pull the Cavaliers even. Moments later, Brecken Hoy found Lily Marshall in front of the net, and Marshall headed home the go-ahead score.

In the 83rd minute, a JCCC foul just outside the box set up King's third goal of the match, sending the contest to extra time. She delivered the game-winner with 1:04 left in the first overtime, her fourth goal of the day, lifting Jones into the national semifinals and bringing Johnson County's remarkable season to a close.