Overall Record: 1–12–4 | SWAC Record: 0–4–4 | SWAC Tournament Seed: 8th

The 2024 season was one of growth and resilience for the PVAMU Lady Panthers. Though the win column was light, the team battled fiercely and laid groundwork for future success, highlighted by some individual performances.

Season Highlight: Win vs North American University (Aug. 27)

PVAMU's victory of the season came in a 2–1 home win against North American University, featuring a goalkeeper goal and clutch finishes.

• 3:28 – Medinat Lawal opened scoring with a penalty kick, netting the first goal of the season.
• 50:26 – NAU equalized to level the match.
• 52:37 – Emily Apodaca scored the decisive game-winner, assisted by Jasmari Nolasco.

Match Stats:

• Shots: 16 total
  • Emily Apodaca: 3
  • Nani Hodge: 3
  • Emely Reyes: 2
  • Kamara Bradley: 2
  • Pierre Brown: 1
  • Dajah Lewis: 1
  • Isabella Ruelas: 1
  • Medinat Lawal: 1
• Shots on Goal: 11
  • Emily Apodaca: 3
  • Nani Hodge: 2
  • Emely Reyes: 1
  • Kamara Bradley: 1
  • Pierre Brown: 1
  • Dajah Lewis: 1
  • Isabella Ruelas: 1
  • Medinat Lawal: 1
• Saves by Medinat Lawal: 6

Season Team Highlights:
Throughout the 2024 season, the PVAMU Lady Panthers showed some moments of strong performance and determination. The team achieved several highs in various statistical categories, reflecting their effort on the field.

• Points: 5 (vs North American University)
• Goals: 2 (vs North American University)
• Assists: 1 (vs North American University, Abilene Christian, and Grambling)
• Shots: 16 (vs North American University)
• Shots on Goal (SOG): 11 (vs North American University)
• Saves: 12 (vs University of North Texas and Texas Southern)
• Corner Kicks: 5 (vs North American University)

Season Player Highlights:
Several players stood out for their individual efforts during the 2024 season, making significant contributions on both ends of the field. Additionally, two players made their mark within the SWAC conference, ranking among the leaders in important statistical categories.

Team Leaders:

• Emily Apodaca — 2 goals, 4 points; 14 shots, 9 shots on goal
• Brooke Bowman — 2 goals, 4 points
• Kamara Bradley — Team leader with 20 shots, 16 shots on goal
• Mya Sheridan — 17 shots, 10 shots on goal
• Adison Malone — 10 shots, 6 shots on goal

Goals Scored:

• Emily Apodaca: 2
• Brooke Bowman: 2
• Mya Sheridan: 1
• Kyla Arnes: 1
• Keeara Bradley: 1
• Medinat Lawal: 1 (penalty kick)
• Sydney Robinson: 1

Shots:

• Kamara Bradley: 20
• Mya Sheridan: 17
• Emily Apodaca: 14
• Adison Malone: 10

Shots on Goal (SOG):

• Kamara Bradley: 16
• Mya Sheridan: 10
• Emily Apodaca: 9
• Adison Malone: 6

Assists:

• Mya Sheridan — 1
• Jasmari Nolasco — 1
• Yasemina Harris — 1

GoalkeeperStats:

• Medinat Lawal
  • 13 games played, 76 saves, .724 save percentage
  • Scored 1 goal (penalty kick)
• Jordan Shynett
  • 6 games played, 38 saves, .655 save percentage

Conference Rankings:

• PVAMU ranked 3rd in the SWAC with 115 total saves
• Kamara Bradley ranked 10th in the conference in shots on goal (16)
• Bradley also ranked 9th in shots on goal percentage (.94)
• Medinat Lawal ranked 6th in the SWAC in saves (76)

SWAC & Postseason
The Panthers finished 0–4–4 in conference play, with four draws showing their defensive resolve. Their efforts earned the 8th seed in the SWAC Tournament, where they fell 2–0 to top-seeded Texas Southern in the opening round.

 Looking Ahead
 With competitive goalkeeping, a balanced attack, and growing confidence, the Lady Panthers look ready to build on the lessons of 2024. Returning players and new recruits alike will aim to improve PVAMU's standing in the SWAC in the upcoming season.