JACKSON, Miss.- Jackson State women's soccer delivered a commanding performance Thursday afternoon, shutting out Texas Southern, 3-0, at the JSU Soccer Field behind goals from India Wilson, Kianah Farmer and Mia Ortega.

With the victory, Jackson State (8-6-3, 5-0-3 SWAC) claimed the 2026 SWAC Regular Season Championship title for the second consecutive year.

How It Happened
The Tigers controlled the offensive tempo throughout the contest, out shooting Texas Southern 13-4 while placing 10 shots on goal. Jackson State's defensive unit was equally impressive, limiting the visiting Tigers to just one shot in the second half to secure the shutout.

Jackson State broke through in the 31st minute when Wilson found the back of the net at the 30:28 mark, recording her second goal of the season and giving JSU an early 1-0 advantage. The Tigers carried that momentum into halftime, holding a 5-3 advantage in shots.

The Blue and White wasted little time extending their lead after the break. Farmer doubled Jackson State's advantage in the 49th minute, scoring her third goal of the season at the 48:03 mark to push the Tigers ahead, 2-0.

Just over two minutes later, Ortega delivered another strike, finding the back of the net at 50:39 for her fifth goal of the season. The quick offensive surge gave Jackson State a commanding 3-0 lead less than six minutes into the second half.

The Tigers continued applying pressure throughout the remainder of the match, generating eight second-half shots and forcing Texas Southern goalkeeper Alessandra Bastidas to make five saves after intermission.

Defensively, Jackson State remained composed behind goalkeeper Taylor Osborn, who played all 90 minutes and recorded three saves to preserve the clean sheet. The Tigers' defensive effort held Texas Southern to four total shots and three shots on goal.

With the victory, Jackson State improved to 5-0-3 in Southwestern Athletic Conference play, remaining unbeaten against conference opponents.

Inside the Numbers

• Three different Tigers found the back of the net, with Wilson, Farmer and Ortega each scoring.
• by Jackson State recorded 13 total shots, compared to Texas Southern's four.
• The Tigers demonstrated their offensive efficiency by registering 10 shots on goal in the match.
• Taylor Osborn recorded three saves in the shutout victory.
• Second-half shots by Jackson State, compared to just one for Texas Southern.
• Shots apiece from Kianah Farmer and Makayla Sturkey to lead Jackson State.
• Jackson State remains unbeaten in SWAC play following Thursday's victory.

Up Next
The Tigers are set to compete in the 2026 SWAC Soccer Tournament next week at Prairie View A&M. The tournament kicks off next Thursday.

About the SWAC
The Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) is considered one of the premier HBCU conferences in the country and currently ranks among the elite in the nation in terms of HBCU alumni playing with professional sports teams.

Current championship competition offered by the league includes competition for men in Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Indoor Track and Field, Outdoor Track and Field, and Tennis.

Women’s competition is offered in the sports of Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Golf, Indoor Track and Field, Outdoor Track and Field, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, and Volleyball.

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