Dallas Trinity FC snapped its four-game losing streak with a 2-0 win on the road against Spokane Zephyr FC.

Prosper’s teenage phenom Sealey Strawn opened the scoring in the 29th minute, heading home Samar Guidry’s cross from the right wing.

Spokane had more of the possession (56.5%) and outshot Dallas 17 to eight. Despite that, Trinity made the most of its opportunities and converted both of its shots on target while goalkeeper Rylee Foster kept a clean sheet on the other end.

“We knew that they were going to put some pressure on us, so we were going to have to be really focused” head coach and general manager Chris Petrucelli said. “We’ve had some self-inflicted wounds here in the past few games. The whole thing was about just trying to stay focused and not give up a goal or make a mistake that leads to a goal.”

Rhea Moore became the second teenage goalscorer on the night with a score in second half stoppage time to seal the game for Dallas. Moore received a pass from Tamara Bolt just outside the box and dribbled into it, opening space to shoot and drilling a right footed shot into the near post from just beyond the penalty spot.

Trinity snapped out of a long funk with the win, picking up their first points since Sept. 20 and their first victory since Sept. 6. Things were especially dire for Dallas during the recent losing streak when the team was outscored 13-3.

Despite the difficult stretch, the win places Dallas just one point outside the playoffs with multiple games in hand. Trinity return to action when they host DC Power FC on Dec. 6 at the Cotton Bowl.

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Tuesday, Nov. 18

Dallas building powerhouse AECOM reports third-quarter earnings on Tuesday, hoping to best its previous quarter, when it disappointed analysts.

Home Depot also reports third-quarter results.

Wednesday, Nov. 19

In one of the biggest earnings calendar days of the quarter, semiconductor giant Nvidia reports third-quarter earnings along with T.J. Maxx parent company TJX and big box retailers Lowe’s and Target.

The Small Business Administration hosts its Small Business Expo at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. It will feature workshops, classes, networking and help from lenders and investors in how to launch an entrepreneurial journey.

American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Steven B. Kamin will visit the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas for a fireside chat with Dallas Fed vice president Mark A. Wynne. They plan to discuss the role of the dollar at the bank’s office at 2200 N. Pearl St. during a lunch event.

Former CNN and Los Angeles Times CEO Tom Johnson is talking about his book Driven, chronicling his journey from a reporter at the Macon Telegraph in Georgia to leading two of America’s leading news organizations and eventually to the White House. The free event is at Interabang Books at 5:30 p.m.

Fort Worth ISD superintendent Karen Molinar speaks at the Fort Worth Chamber’s Women’s Leadership Summit.

Thursday, Nov. 20

Another big earnings day features Walmart, Intuit, Ross and Gap Inc., along with Dallas-based engineering firm Jacobs, which claims the single-letter stock ticker “J.” Will tariffs and economic headwinds hold Jacobs back?

Dallas native and renowned home architect Larry Boerder talks about Dallas’ unique architectural history at Interabang Books at 5 p.m. Boerder’s firm specializes in prestigious homes in Highland Park, University Park and Preston Hollow with a modern revivalist approach.

Friday, Nov. 21

BJ’s Wholesale Club, which is set to launch its first Dallas-area stores in the coming months, will report third-quarter earnings.

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