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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Two first half goals by senior Lydia Simmons and strong defense generated Vanderbilts third win of the season in a 4-0 shutout against the Murray State Racers.With the 8-0 win over Jackson State and the Dores victory over MSU, Vanderbilt boasts back-to-back shutout wins. With Lea Waddle earning minutes in the second half, all 12 Vandy newcomers have now earning playing time.I thought we were very good today, said head coach Darren Ambrose. The team showed up and did the things we asked them to do. When we accomplished those things we opened Murray State up and made them chasers, which created some great chances for us and some nice goals.Maintaining possession for the majority of the first half, Vanderbilt netted three goals to leave the Murray State Racers in a deep hole. Playing like they did in the second half against FSU and matchup against Jackson State, once the Commodores claimed possession of the ball the team showed patience and made smart decisions.The bread and butter of the 2016 team, Vandys defense made sure to man-mark leading MSU scorer, Harriet Withers, not allowing the Aussie a touch. By the end of the half, the Racers lacked a single shot, a feat due to the diligence of the defense, cutting off passes and making tackles.Vandys three first half goals were all excellent shots. Absolutely drilling the ball into the net outside of the penalty box, redshirt junior Lydia Simmons, earned her first goal of the season for the initial blow.Kaylann Boyd generated her second career goal for the 2-0 Commodore lead. A freshman-to-freshman connection, Hannon Eberts was credited with the assist as Boyd placed the ball directly in the center of the net.Just before heading into the locker room, Simmons dribbled in and stuck the ball into the bottom left corner, solidifying an insurance goal for a 3-0 lead.Lydia was tremendous for us today. She had some time on the ball and created time for herself. When she puts her mind to it, Lydia is one of our best players. Were just looking to get a little consistency from her. Today I think she also did a really good job defending and thats the other part of the game that we focus on with her.Murray State came out of the locker room looking to cause chaos, as the squads level of physicality stepped up in the final 45 minuts. Placing a header on goal, Fahrner earned her first save of the outing in the 51st minute. 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Three came down to the fourth quarter while quarterbacks continued to shine in all four games; so important to the overall quality of the game.St Kilda coach Alan Richardson knows his AFL side will need a fair bit of luck to scrape into the finals.But the long shot will suddenly become a lot more realistic if the Saints defeat North Melbourne on Saturday night.St Kilda pipped Western Bulldogs by 15 points in round 18, posting three wins on the trot for the first time under Richardson.They now sit two games below eight-placed North on the ladder but have an ideal chance to bridge that gap at Etihad Stadium in round 19.Its a conversation weve already had, albeit a short one after the game, about the opportunity that presents itself this week, Richardson said.An opportunity to stay in this fight as long as we can.Its going to be exciting .. they want to be in this space and this conversation.We acknowledge we still need a fair bit of luck but all we can do now is really control what we can control.ddddddddddddRichardson was impressed with the way his players handled a week of their finals hopes being talked up by some pundits.For obvious reasons theres been a bit of noise this week. Really positive noise, he said.It was good for all of us to sit back and watch how the guys coped with that ... they embraced the challenge.However Richardson wasnt getting carried with his sides recent form.We know its a long shot. We know that we need other teams or another team to potentially not win a lot of games of footy, he said.And they (North) did a really good job (in beating Collingwood by 40 points). ' ' '