DALLAS — Dallas Trinity FC delivered a dramatic finish to claim a 3-2 victory over Mexican powerhouse Chivas Femenil in the 2026 State Fair Clásico, scoring in stoppage time before a crowd of 15,326 fans.
Jasmine Hamid found the net in the 90th minute plus two minutes to give Dallas the decisive goal in a five-goal exhibition at the State Fair of Texas. The result moved Trinity to 1-1 all-time in the State Fair Clásico and established a new high for combined goals in the event’s history.
Dallas built its scoring effort around Kayia Brewer and Juliet “LJ” Moore, who struck in the 30th and 42nd minutes, respectively. Brewer’s goal came in her first appearance for Trinity against Chivas, giving the forward an immediate opportunity to make her mark in front of the home crowd.
Drew Coomans, Kalea Eichenberger and Camryn Lancaster each recorded an assist for Dallas, helping the club produce an attacking performance against a prominent Liga MX Femenil opponent.
For head coach Lee Nguyen, the victory offered more than bragging rights. The atmosphere and intensity provided a valuable test against high-level competition as Dallas looks toward the postseason.
“It was a good boost of confidence for us,” Nguyen said, noting that the match offered a preview of the quality, intensity and crowd energy teams can expect in a playoff or championship setting.
Nguyen also praised the opportunity for his players to demonstrate their abilities in front of a large audience, emphasizing the importance of carrying that confidence into the remainder of the season.
Brewer was equally appreciative after opening her account against Chivas in a memorable setting. She credited Coomans for delivering the ball that led to her goal and praised the support she received from her teammates.
“I’m just so grateful for the opportunity I was presented,” Brewer said. She added that the congratulations and embraces from her teammates made the moment especially meaningful.
With 15,326 fans in attendance, the State Fair Clásico delivered an entertaining showcase for women’s soccer in North Texas. Dallas emerged with a statement win, highlighted by a late breakthrough that gave Trinity both a memorable result and a confidence boost heading into the next phase of its season.
