Jackson State's Leilani Armenta the 1st woman to score in HBCU game

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Jackson State's Leilani Armenta the 1st woman to score in HBCU game​

Jackson State kicker Leilani Armenta on Saturday became the first woman to score in an FCS HBCU game, connecting on three extra points in the Tigers' 40-14 victory over Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Armenta, a 5-foot-7 native of Ventura, California, who is also a soccer player at Jackson State, made history in the second quarter, capping a touchdown drive that included a 25-yard Jacobian Morgan scoring pass to DJ Stevens with 5:35 remaining before halftime. She added two more extra points in the fourth quarter as the Tigers improved to 6-3.

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