DALLAS, TX — Dallas Trinity FC delivered a thrilling finish at the historic Cotton Bowl on Saturday afternoon, defeating Mexican powerhouse Chivas Guadalajara Femenil 3-2 in the State Fair Clásico before 15,326 fans.
The international friendly featured a breakout performance from 15-year-old Kayia Brewer, a dramatic Chivas comeback, and a stoppage-time winner from Jasmine Hamid that secured the Trinity Star Trophy for Dallas.
Brewer, the younger sister of Dallas defender Meila Brewer, opened the scoring in the 30th minute off an assist from Drew Coomans. The teenager made an immediate impact in her unofficial first-team debut, giving Dallas an early advantage.
Juliet “LJ” Moore doubled the lead in the 42nd minute, finishing a pass from Kalea Eichenberger to send Dallas into halftime ahead 2-0. Chivas refused to go quietly.
Mexican star Alicia Cervantes sparked the visitors’ comeback, scoring in the 67th minute before striking again in the 75th to level the match at 2-2.With the contest seemingly headed toward a penalty shootout, Dallas delivered one final moment of magic. In the 92nd minute, Camryn Lancaster connected with Jasmine Hamid, who buried the game-winning goal to send the Cotton Bowl crowd into celebration. Lancaster recorded her second consecutive State Fair Clásico assist, having also contributed one against Club América last season.
The victory earned Dallas Trinity FC the Trinity Star Trophy, presented by Walmart, and provided another memorable chapter in the club’s growing international rivalry showcase.
Although the result does not count toward Dallas Trinity FC’s Gainbridge Super League standings, the performance offered plenty of excitement for supporters and another opportunity for the club to shine on an international stage.
