Gabby Thompson, a senior and former standout from Whitehouse, delivered a decisive goal for the University of Texas at Dallas in their recent 2-1 victory over the University of Texas Permian Basin. The match took place on Saturday in Odessa, Texas. Thompson's contribution as a Whitehouse alumna played a significant role in securing the win for her team.
During the competitive Saturday fixture, Thompson demonstrated a strong offensive presence throughout her 76 minutes on the field. The senior forward from Whitehouse recorded five shots during the game, with one of those attempts successfully placed on goal, ultimately leading to her score. Her performance against the University of Texas Permian Basin highlighted her consistent effort and impact for the University of Texas at Dallas.
This goal adds to Thompson’s impressive statistical record for the 2026 season. As of the latest available data, the former Whitehouse Ladycat has now accumulated six goals over 651 minutes of play. Her season statistics further show a total of 32 shots taken, with 16 of those shots hitting the target, reflecting her ongoing offensive pressure and effectiveness for the University of Texas at Dallas soccer program.
The game also featured contributions from other East Texas athletes playing for the University of Texas at Dallas. Kyleigh D’Spain, an alumna of Tyler Legacy, was on the field for 52 minutes. During her time in the match, D’Spain generated three shots, two of which were shots on goal, creating scoring opportunities for her team. Another former Tyler Legacy player, Joy Bryner, played for 81 minutes in the same game. Bryner added one shot, which was also a shot on goal, showcasing her involvement in the University of Texas at Dallas's offensive plays.
The victory in Odessa improves the University of Texas at Dallas’s overall season standing to seven wins, two losses, and one tie. Their conference record now stands at three wins, two losses, and one tie, reflecting their position within their athletic division.
Looking ahead, the University of Texas at Dallas women’s soccer team is set to continue their season at home. The team will host Texas A&M International this coming Saturday. The upcoming match will provide another opportunity for the University of Texas at Dallas, and its East Texas players, to build on their recent success and improve their record further.
