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Articles by Ginny Lackey
James Madison University | Official Athletics Site
HARRISONBURG, Va. – A three-goal second half propelled James Madison women's soccer past Louisiana Tech, 3-1, in Sun Belt action at Sentara Park on Thursday night. After a scoreless first 45 minutes, Aleigha Arndt wasted no time, scoring the game winning goal in the 47th minute to help move JMU (8-5-1, 6-1-0 SBC) past the Bulldogs. Also joining Arndt in the scoring column was Ginny Lackey with a pair, registering her third brace of the season.
James Madison University | Official Athletics Site
HATTIESBURG, Miss. – James Madison women's soccer opened its Sun Belt schedule with a win on Friday, taking down Southern Miss 5-0 in Hattiesburg. The Dukes (3-4-1) outpaced the Golden Eagles in shots (14-10), shots on goal (8-2), and corner kicks (6-1). Ginny Lackey and Ellie Farrell led the JMU offense with a goal and an assist each. Samantha DeGuzman, Holly Minshull, and Audrey Orrock also found the scoring column, with Emily Graeca registering an assist.
James Madison University | Official Athletics Site
HARRISONBURG, Va. – An aggressive attack by James Madison women's soccer propelled the Dukes past George Mason, 2-1, at Sentara Park on Sunday night. JMU (1-1-0) placed seven of its 11 shots on goal, applying enough offensive pressure to secure its first win of the season. Ginny Lackey paced the JMU offense with a goal and an assist. Aleigha Arndt grabbed her first goal of the season, with Selma Rajakangas tallying an assist.
JMU Moves Past Marshall, 4-1
HARRISONBURG, Va. – Four different Dukes found the back of the net as JMU Women's Soccer propelled past Marshall, 4-1, in Sun Belt action at Sentara Park on Thursday night. The Dukes improve to 6-3-4 (2-1-2 SBC) as Marshall shifts to 6-4-1 (2-2-1 SBC). Netting goals for James Madison were redshirt sophomore Aleigha Arndt, redshirt sophomore Jeanette Fieldsend, freshman Olivia Del Toro, and redshirt junior Brooke Potter.
Marshall Drops Road Decision to Defending Champions JMU
Marshall Drops Road Decision to Defending Champions JMU 10/2/2025 9:26:00 PM | Women's Soccer HARRISONBURG, Va. – Marshall (6-4-1, 2-2-1 Sun Belt) fell 4-1 on the road to defending Sun Belt Conference champions James Madison on Thursday night before a crowd of at Sentara Park. The Dukes struck twice in the opening 12 minutes and never trailed as the Herd's late fight back came up short.
Strong Second Half Pushes JMU past Georgia Southern, 5-1
HARRISONBURG, Va. – A four-goal second half propelled James Madison women's soccer past Georgia Southern, 5-1, in Sun Belt action at Sentara Park on Sunday afternoon. The Dukes improve to 5-3-3 on the year (1-1-1 SBC) as the Eagles fall to 2-7-2 (0-2-1 SBC). The goal scorers for JMU were Jamie Swartz, Jeanette Fieldsend, Ginny Lackey, Makenna Kirk, and Audrey Orrock. Olivia Del Toro and Roos Valk added the first assists of their JMU careers.
Orrock’s Late Goal Guides JMU to 1-1 Draw with No.9 Penn State
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Freshman Audrey Orrock's late score, coupled with an intense defensive effort, led to James Madison women's soccer drawing No.9 Penn State, 1-1, at Jeffrey Field on Sunday night. The Dukes move to 3-1-2 on the year, while the Nittany Lions shift to 3-1-1. Orrock netted JMU's lone score of the night, receiving assists from sophomore Ginny Lackey and senior Jordan Yang. Bella Ayscue grabbed PSU's only goal, receiving aid from Julia Raich.
Dukes Open the Home Schedule With 2-2 Draw Against Liberty
HARRISONBURG, Va. – In its 2025 home opener, James Madison women's soccer's two first half goals weren't enough to put away Liberty as it finished with a 2-2 draw on Sunday night at Sentara Park. The draw moves both teams to a 1-0-1 record on the season. Ellie Farrell and Jeanette Fieldsend netted goals for the Dukes, both scoring for the first time this season.
Liberty Fights Back for 2-2 Draw at James Madison
HARRISONBURG, Va. – The Lady Flames soccer team (1-0-1) earned a second-half goal to earn a 2-2 draw at James Madison (1-0-1) on Sunday night. Liberty jumped out to an early lead but trailed 2-1 at halftime at Sentara Park. Ivy Garner equalized the game in the second half, capitalizing on a save from the JMU goalkeeper. Liberty got off to another fast start after scoring in the first minute in its season opener at East Carolina on Thursday.
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