CENTER – The Alamosa High School girls soccer team suffered a rough loss on Thursday at Mullen. But the Mean Moose recovered nicely as they defeated Lamar, 3-0, Saturday at Center High School’s field.

“I’m super proud of the girls today,” said Alamosa coach Kelly Wubben. “They played hard. They were passing, they were finishing, they played a really good tough game.”

Jayden Wubben gave the Mean Moose the lead in the 14^th minute as she but a direct kick into the Lamar goal.

Araceli Molina increased the lead to 2-0 off a Ginger Rockcastle assist in the 36^th minute.

The lead remained 2-0 at halftime.

Alamosa scored a goal in the 71^st minute as Leah Higareda scored off a Jayden Wubben assist.

Alamosa outshot the Thunder 11-4. Freshman goalkeeper Kylie Cantu recorded her second shutout of the season with four saves.

Alamosa (3-1) will open Intermountain League play on Friday as it will host Montezuma-Cortez. The game has been moved to Del Norte with the opening kickoff slated for 3 p.m.

“That’s going to be another tough game,” coach Wubben said. “So I told my girls to rest their bodies and get ready, because that will be another tough game.”

Alamosa 3, Lamar 0

Lamar  0 0 – 0

Alamosa 2 1 – 3

Scoring

A – Wubben, 14:00

A – Molina (Rockcastle), 36:00

A – Higareda (Wubben), 71:00

Shots on goal – Lamar 3-1—4; Alamosa 5-6—11

Corner kicks - Lamar 0-0—0; Alamosa 0-2—2.

Goalkeepers – L: Lubbers (saves 3-5—8); A: Cantu (saves 3-1—4).