No. 23 Memphis took down Tulsa, 2-0 in midweek American Athletic Conference women's soccer action on Wednesday, Feb. 24.

Wednesday, Feb. 24
No. 23 Memphis 2, Tulsa 0 - Box Score
Houston 0, UTSA 0 (2OT) - Box Score

No. 23 Memphis 2, Tulsa 0 - Box Score
MEMPHIS –University of Memphis senior forward Clarissa Larisey netted the game's only two goals to lift the Tigers to a 2-0 victory over Tulsa in the American Athletic Conference opener for both teams Wednesday. The match was played at the Memphis Soccer/Track and Field Stadium on the University's Park Avenue campus.
 
With the win, Memphis improves to 2-0 overall and 1-0 in the AAC. It was the UofM's third straight year opening conference action with a victory. The Golden Hurricane fall to 0-1 overall and in the league.
 
The match between Memphis and Tulsa was delayed from Saturday, Feb. 21 due to winter weather conditions in the Mid-South.
 
Larisey's multi-goal game was the seventh of her career. Senior goalkeeper Elizabeth Moberg posted her 29thcareer shutout in net.
 
Houston 0, UTSA 0 (2OT) - Box Score
HOUSTON -- In their first game in ten days after a series of postponements, the Houston soccer team earned a scoreless draw with UTSA on Wednesday afternoon in San Antonio. 
 
The two teams fought closely for the entirety of their match with neither team dominating possession. Houston finished the game with eight shots, one more than UTSA.
 
Perhaps the best chance of regulation for the Cougars came in the 61st minute when they pieced together an incredible opportunity at the net after a throw-in from midfield. After three passes the ball was crossed into the box where midfielder Adriana Hutson's shot missed narrowly to the left of the goal. 
 
With the game winding down in the final minutes of the second overtime, the Cougars earned the only shot for either team in that last stanza. The shot by midfielder Mia Brascia skipped over the crossbar. Brascia and Reid Morrison led the team with two shots apiece. 
 
In net goalkeeper Salma Ghazal made her presence known against the Roadrunners with four saves, earning her first shutout of the season and first as a Cougar. The Sugar Land, Texas, native is now up to six saves on the young season after transferring from Texas Southern.