Western Kentucky freshman Abby Wiedermann scored two goals in Sunday’s 4-1 win against Evansville at the WKU Soccer Complex.

Western Kentucky’s women’s soccer team got its second straight win with another four-goal performance, this time defeating Evansville, 4-1, on Sunday night at the WKU Soccer Complex.

After a defensive stalemate in the first half, WKU (2-1-0) and Evansville (0-1-1) came out in the second half to put up five total goals on the scoreboard between the two teams.

In the 52nd minute, WKU’s Kendall Wade broke the scoring drought with a header off a Georgia Liapis serve into the box. Less than three minutes later, Kayla Meyer netted a long-range shot that fired past the keeper into the upper left corner.

Evansville broke up the WKU clean sheet with a goal in the 68th minute.

Lady Toppers freshman Abby Wiedermann scored two goals in the final 10 minutes of the match. Her first goal came off a one-touch shot from just outside the box on a pass from fellow freshman Maggie Morris. Her second of the night came in the last minute of play on a header from a serve into the box from Aspen Seaich.

It was the most goals scored against a Division I opponent for WKU since the Hilltoppers scored four against FIU on March 4, 2021, in a 4-3 victory.

Meyer is now up to a team-leading three goals on the season and 10 career goals, including four game-winners. Wade’s goal was just the second of the defender’s career and her first as a Hilltopper. Wiedermann joins Meyer as the only Lady Toppers with multiple goals this season.

WKU outshot Evansville 16-9 in the match. Lady Toppers goalkeeper Maddie Davis finished the match with six saves.