|
At #1 Carnegie Mellon University in
ECAC Mid-Atlantic Championship Match - Lost 2-1 Box
Score
The Greyhounds jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 66th minute but couldn't
hold on as top seed and host Carnegie Mellon University rallied for
a 2-1 victory over sixth seeded Moravian in the championship match
of the 2003 ECAC Division III Mid-Atlantic Women's Soccer Championships.
Junior forward Brianne DeVries found the back of the net off a pass
from freshman defender Erin Gonda at 65:10 to give Moravian the lead.
The goal was DeVries sixth tally of the season. The Tartans would tie
the match at 1-1 in the 70th minute when sophomore midfielder/forward
Kristin Bevilacqua-Linn, the tournament's Most Valuable Player, found
the back of the net off a pass from freshman midfielder Ashley Mcmakin,
who took a free kick near midfield after a Moravian yellow card. Mcmakin
also set up Carnegie Mellon's game-winning goal in the 73rd minute
by sophomore forward Hallie Dumont. The Tartans had an 18-4 advantage
in shots and an 8-2 edge in corner kicks. Tartan junior goalie Megan
Monroe had two saves in the contest while Greyhound junior goalie Jill
Vaccaro made eight stops. Moravian completes the 2003 season with a
12-4-4 record.
| #6 Moravian College |
(12-4-4) |
0 |
1 |
-- |
1 |
| #1 Carnegie Mellon University |
(12-2-4) |
0 |
2 |
-- |
2 |
Scoring:
MOR - Brianne DeVries (Erin Gonda), 65:10
CMU - Kristin Bevilacqua-Linn (Ashley Mcmakin), 69:34
CMU - Hallie Dumont (Mcmakin), 72:54
Vs. #2 Lebanon Valley College in ECAC
Mid-Atlantic Semifinals at Carnegie Mellon University - Won 1-0 Box
Score
Moravian moved into the championship match of the 2003 ECAC Mid-Atlantic
Championships with a 1-0 victory over second seeded Lebanon Valley
College in the semifinals. The Greyhounds, the sixth seed, will play
top seed and host Carnegie Mellon University, a 2-0 winner versus fourth
seed Gwynedd-Mercy College, in the championship match on Sunday. Junior
forward Brianne DeVries scored off a pass from senior defender Jackie
Buschta in the 61st minute for Moravian, her fifth goal of the season.
It was also DeVries' fifth game-winning goal of the year. Moravian
had a 10-3 advantage in shots and a 6-0 advantage on corner kicks.
Greyhound junior goalie Jill Vaccaro made three saves for her ninth
shutout of the season.
| #6 Moravian College |
(12-3-4) |
0 |
1 |
-- |
1 |
| #2 Lebanon Valley College |
(11-4-4) |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
Scoring:
MOR - Brianne DeVries (Jackie Buschta), 60:13
At #3 Johns Hopkins University in ECAC
Mid-Atlantic Quarterfinals – Won 3-2 (2 overtimes) Box
Score
The Greyhounds won their first-ever match in the Eastern College Athletic
Conference Mid-Atlantic Championships, earning a 3-2 double-overtime
victory over third seed Johns Hopkins University in the quarterfinals.
Moravian, the sixth seed, will now play second seeded Lebanon Valley
College in the semifinals at Carnegie Mellon University on Saturday,
November 15th at 11:00 a.m. That meeting will be the third for the
two schools this season with the Flying Dutchmen earning a 1-0 win
in the Commonwealth Conference Semifinals and the squad playing to
a 0-0 tie in the regular season. The Greyhounds, who are participating
in the ECAC Championships for the first time in the ten-year history
of the program, jumped out to a 2-0 first half lead in the victory
over Johns Hopkins. Moravian scored first in the 25th minute when senior
defender Jackie Buschta headed in a corner kick by sophomore forward
Megan Collins. Collins would give the Greyhounds a 2-0 lead in the
42nd minute when she scored on a breakaway goal set up by sophomore
forward Lindsay Pohl. The Blue Jays pulled within 2-1 in the 57th minute
when Kathleen Turley scored off a pass from Laurie Baumann. Johns Hopkins
tied the contest in the 85th minute when Kaitlin Giannetti headed in
a crossing pass from Annie Colabella. Senior midfielder Heather Bichler
scored the winning goal in the 105th minute off a pass from junior
defender Kelly Haymaker. Moravian had a 9-7 advantage in shots in the
contest with Greyhound junior goalie Jill Vaccaro making two saves
for the victory. Johns Hopkins keeper Jen Goebel had three saves. In
Wednesday's other quarterfinal match, fourth seed Gwynedd-Mercy College
shut out fifth seeded Catholic University, 4-0, to advance to the semifinals
against host and top seed Carnegie Mellon at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday.
| #6 Moravian College |
(11-3-4) |
2 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
-- |
3 |
| #1 Carnegie Mellon University |
(12-2-4) |
0 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
-- |
2 |
Scoring:
MOR - Jackie Buschta (Megan Collins), 24:34
MOR - Collins (Lindsay Pohl), 41:39
JHU - Kathleen Turley (Laurie Baumann), 56:45
JHU - Kaitlin Giannetti (Annie Colabella), 84:20
MOR - Heather Bichler (Kelly Haymaker), 104:09
At #2 Lebanon Valley College in Commonwealth
Conference Semifinals – Lost 1-0 Box
Score
Moravian was knocked out of the 2003 Commonwealth Conference Tournament
with a 1-0 loss to second seeded Lebanon Valley College in a semifinal
match. The Greyhounds, the third seed in the four-team tournament,
out shot the Flying Dutchmen four to one in the second half but Lebanon
Valley's only shot by Kim McDonald got past Moravian junior goalie
Jill Vaccaro for the match's only goal in the 83rd minute. Katie Altemose
assisted on the goal. Lebanon Valley had out shot Moravian 5-2 in the
first half as both schools completed the match with six shots. Moravian
had a 6-2 advantage in corner kicks with all six coming in the second
half while both of the Flying Dutchmen’s attempts were in the
first 45 minutes. Vaccaro made three saves in the contest while Lebanon
Valley keeper Jess Conrad had two saves. The two schools had played
nearly 193 full minutes against each other this season without a goal
after a scoreless, double-overtime tie in the regular season. Moravian
must now wait until Monday, November 10th to see if the squad will
receive the team's first-ever berth in the Eastern College Athletic
Conference Mid-Atlantic Championships, which begin on Wednesday, November
12th.
| Moravian College |
(10-3-4) |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
| Lebanon Valley College |
(11-2-4) |
0 |
1 |
-- |
1 |
Scoring:
LVC - Kim McDonald (Katie Altemose), 82:55
At Juniata College – Won 2-0 Box
Score
The Greyhounds closed out the 2003 regular season with their third
straight shutout, a 2-0 victory over Juniata College in Commonwealth
Conference action. Moravian scored the only goal it would need in the
first half when freshman midfielder Kristina Adams scored off a pass
from sophomore forward Megan Collins in the 28th minute. Collins would
tally the Greyhounds other goal in the second half off an assist from
senior midfielder Justina Bria in the 62nd minute. Moravian had a 13-3
advantage in shots with junior keeper Jill Vaccaro making one save
for her eighth shutout of the season.
| Moravian College |
(10-2-4, 5-1-1 Commonwealth) |
1 |
1 |
-- |
2 |
| Juniata College |
(6-10-2, 1-4-2 Commonwealth) |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
Scoring:
MOR - Kristina Adams (Megan Collins), 27:17
MOR - Collins (Justina Bria), 61:52
Vs. Muhlenberg College – Tied
0-0 Box Score
In a battle of two of the top teams in the Mid-Atlantic Region, Moravian
and rival Muhlenberg College played to a scoreless tie in non-conference
action. The match was played at J. Birney Crum Stadium in Allentown
due to rain and field conditions, and the contest was limited to just
the regulation 90 minutes because of three high school district playoff
contests on the same field later in the day. The Greyhounds, ranked
eighth in the region by the National Soccer Coaches Association of
American and seventh by the NCAA, and the Mules, tied for fifth in
the NSCAA poll and sixth in the NCAA rankings, each had seven shots
in the match. Moravian senior goalie Kelly Wakeman made two saves while
playing the first half of the contest while Greyhound junior keeper
Jill Vaccaro didn't need to make a save in the second half to close
out the shutout, the second this season the duo has combined on. Muhlenberg
goalie Kayla Boisvert made four saves for the Mules. The Greyhounds
had the best scoring chance in the match with just over two minutes
remaining when junior defender Kelly Haymaker headed a corner kick
by sophomore forward Megan Collins towards the goal but Boisvert grabbed
the ball just before it went under the crossbar. The 0-0 tie was the
fourth for Moravian this season. The tie also keeps the annual Matte
Award standings between the two schools tied, now at 2.5 to 2.5.
| Muhlenberg College |
(12-3-2) |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
| Moravian College |
(9-2-4) |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
Scoring:
None
Vs. York (PA) College – Cancelled
The Greyhounds non-conference match with York (PA) College has been
cancelled due to the Spartans need to reschedule a Capital Athletic
Conference match on Wednesday. The contest will not be rescheduled
this season.
Vs. Muhlenberg College – Postponed
until October 29th
The Greyhounds non-conference match with rival Muhlenberg College
has been postponed due to inclement weather and poor field conditions.
The match has been rescheduled for Wednesday, October 29th at 3:00
p.m. in Bethlehem.
Vs. Elizabethtown College – Won
4-0 Box Score
Moravian, ranked sixth in the Mid-Atlantic Region in this week's NCAA
regional rankings, clinched a berth in the 2003 Commonwealth Conference
Playoffs with a 4-0 victory over Elizabethtown College in conference
action. The win was the Greyhounds first-ever win against the Blue
Jays in nine meetings. Elizabethtown had out scored Moravian 28-7 in
the previous eight contests, scoring at least two goals in every match.
In the victory, the Greyhounds scored the only goal they would need
in the eighth minute when freshman midfielder Alisha Davy tapped in
a crossing pass from junior forward Brianne DeVries for a 1-0 lead.
Moravian added a goal in the 39th minute for a 2-0 halftime lead when
sophomore forward Megan Collins pushed the ball across the goal line
of a headed pass from DeVries. Freshman midfielder Kristina Adams had
served the ball in the box to DeVries. Collins would tally another
goal in the 52nd minute when she put home a crossing pass by DeVries.
The Greyhounds closed out the scoring in the 87th minute when sophomore
forward Lindsay Pohl headed home a cross from Davy. Moravian had a
10-4 advantage in shots in the match with junior goalie Jill Vaccaro
making two saves for her seventh shutout of the season, breaking her
own season mark of six set last year. The Greyhounds will return to
the playoffs after missing out by one game last season. Moravian's
victory also qualified Lebanon Valley College for the Commonwealth
Conference Playoffs, leaving two spaces still to be filled.
| Elizabethtown College |
(8-5-2, 2-3 Commonwealth) |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
| Moravian College |
(9-2-3, 4-1-1 Commonwealth) |
2 |
2 |
-- |
4 |
Scoring:
MOR - Alisha Davy (Brianne DeVries), 7:05
MOR - Megan Collins (DeVries, Kristina Adams), 38:42
MOR - Collins (DeVries), 51:32
MOR - Lindsay Pohl (Davy), 86:34
Vs. University of Scranton – Lost
2-0 Box Score
In a battle of two of the top teams in the Mid-Atlantic Region, the
Greyhounds allowed a pair of goals in the first 12:09 of the match
to fall to the University of Scranton, 2-0, in non-conference action.
The Royals were ranked first in the region by the NCAA and 15th in
the country by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America while
the Greyhounds were ranked eighth in the Mid-Atlantic Region by the
NCAA. Moravian dropped its first match in six contests, and the loss
is just the Greyhounds second of the season. Scranton remained unbeaten
in 17 contests. Moravian junior goalie Jill Vaccaro made one save while
playing the first half of the match while senior keeper Kelly Wakeman
had four saves in a scoreless second half. Scranton had a 12-2 advantage
in shots.
| University of Scranton |
(16-0-1) |
2 |
0 |
-- |
2 |
| Moravian College |
(8-2-3) |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
Scoring:
UOFS - Kelly Klingman (Alicia Sodano), 6:57
UOFS - Meghan Calpin (Sara Suchoski), 12:09
Vs. Susquehanna University – Won
2-0 Box Score
The Greyhounds moved a step closer to clinching a berth in the Commonwealth
Conference playoffs and remained unbeaten in their last five matches
with a 2-0 victory over Susquehanna University in Commonwealth Conference
action. Moravian scored the only goal it would need in the 36th minute
when freshman midfielder Kristina Adams tapped in a crossing pass from
sophomore forward Lindsay Pohl after sophomore forward Megan Collins
started the play. Collins would net the Greyhounds other goal with
an unassisted breakaway shot from 18 yards out in the 77th minute.
Moravian had a 13-12 advantage in shots with junior goalie Jill Vaccaro
making seven saves for her third shutout of the week and her sixth
of the season. Vaccaro has not allowed a goal in the last 334 minutes
of action, her second streak of at least 332 minutes this season. Vaccaro
didn't allow a goal in the team's first 332 minutes of the year.
| Susquehanna University |
(9-5, 2-2 Commonwealth) |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
| Moravian College |
(8-1-3, 3-1-1 Commonwealth) |
1 |
1 |
-- |
2 |
Scoring:
MOR - Kristina Adams (Lindsay Pohl, Megan Collins), 35:25
MOR - Collins (unassisted), 76:35
At Lebanon Valley College – Tied
0-0 (2 overtimes) Box
Score
In a battle of two of the top teams in the Mid-Atlantic Region, according
to the first NCAA Regional poll released Wednesday, Moravian played
to a scoreless tie at Lebanon Valley College, 0-0 in double overtime,
in a Commonwealth Conference match. Moravian held a slight advantage
in shots, 16-14, and Greyhound junior goalie Jill Vaccaro made five
saves in the match. Vaccaro did not make a save in the overtime sessions.
Moravian had 11 of its 16 shots end up on goal in the contest including
four in overtime. The scoreless tie was the third for the Greyhounds
this season.
| Moravian College |
(7-1-3, 2-1-1 Commonwealth) |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
| Lebanon Valley College |
(6-2-4, 3-0-2 Commonwealth) |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
Scoring:
None
Vs. Albright College – Won 2-0 Box
Score
Moravian scored a pair of goals in the first 3:19 of the match to
post a 2-0 victory over Albright College in Commonwealth Conference
action. The Greyhounds first goal came off the foot of freshman midfielder
Alisha Davy off a pass from sophomore forward Megan Collins just 2:05
into the match. The goal was the first of Davy's Moravian career. Collins
would score Moravian's other goal just over a minute later after being
sent on a breakaway by freshman defender Erin Gonda. Collins' tally
was her sixth of the season. Moravian had a 17-3 advantage in shots
with junior goalie Jill Vaccaro making three saves.
| Albright College |
(4-9-2, 0-5 Commonwealth) |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
| Moravian College |
(7-1-2, 2-1 Commonwealth) |
2 |
0 |
-- |
2 |
Scoring:
MOR - Alisha Davy (Megan Collins), 2:05
MOR - Collins (Erin Gonda), 3:19
At St. Mary's College of Maryland – Won
3-2 Box Score
The Greyhounds jumped out to a 3-0 lead and held on for a 3-2 non-conference
victory at St. Mary's College of Maryland. Moravian scored the first
goal just 2:20 into the match when sophomore forward Megan Collins
found the back of the net off a pass from senior midfielder Heather
Bichler. The Greyhounds expanded their lead to 2-0 in the 8th minute
on an unassisted goal by senior midfielder Justina Bria. Moravian's
final goal came in the 27th minute when junior forward Brianne DeVries
knocked in a rebound off a shot by sophomore midfielder Jessica Cordani
that hit the crossbar. St. Mary's would score goals in the 40th and
48th minutes but the Greyhounds would hold on for the victory. Moravian
had a 21-14 advantage in shots with junior goalie Jill Vaccaro making
five saves for the Greyhounds.
| Moravian College |
(6-1-2) |
3 |
0 |
-- |
3 |
| St. Mary's College of Maryland |
(3-6-1) |
1 |
1 |
-- |
2 |
Scoring:
MOR - Megan Collins (Heather Bichler), 2:20
MOR - Justina Bria (unassisted), 7:16
MOR - Brianne DeVries (Jessica Cordani), 26:01
SMC - Laurie Hofmann (unassisted), 39:30
SMC - Megan Schmidt (Carolyn Amirpashaie, Missy Honza), 47:43
Vs. Widener University – Won 2-1 Box
Score
Moravian rallied from a 1-0 halftime deficit to earn a 2-1 victory
over Widener University in Commonwealth Conference action. The Greyhounds,
playing for the first time in 13 days, looked rusty in the first half
as the squad fell behind and had just one shot. However, the Greyhounds
turned it on in the second half, out-shooting the Pioneers, 11-2. Senior
midfielder Justina Bria tied the match in the 68th minute when she
scored off a pass from sophomore midfielder Kindal Estes on a direct
kick. The Greyhounds won the match with just 2:59 to play when sophomore
midfielder Jessica Cordani scored on a penalty kick after a Widener
foul in the box. Junior goalie Jill Vaccaro made just one save as Moravian
had a 12-5 advantage in shots.
| Widener University |
(4-7, 2-2 Commonwealth) |
1 |
0 |
-- |
1 |
| Moravian College |
(5-1-2, 1-1 Commonwealth) |
0 |
2 |
-- |
2 |
Scoring:
WID - Lauren Hartman (Nicole Jones), 22:15
MOR - Justina Bria (Kindal Estes), 67:30
MOR - Jessica Cordani (penalty kick), 87:01
At Lebanon Valley College – Postponed
until October 16th
Moravian's Commonwealth Conference match at Lebanon Valley College
has been postponed until Thursday, October 16th at 4:00 p.m. due to
inclement weather and a non-playable field in Annville.
At Messiah College – Lost 3-0 Box
Score
The Greyhounds had their unbeaten streak stopped at six matches as
Moravian fell to Messiah College, 3-0, to open the Commonwealth Conference
season for both schools. The Falcons had a 28-3 advantage in shots
over the Greyhounds and scored a pair of first half goals on the way
to the victory. Moravian junior goalie Jill Vaccaro made 15 saves in
the loss.
| Moravian College |
(4-1-2, 0-1 Commonwealth) |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
| Messiah College |
(8-1, 2-0 Commonwealth) |
2 |
1 |
-- |
3 |
Scoring:
MES - Holly Shifflett (Jessica Steadman), 9:00
MES - Erin Benedict (Bethany Swanger), 21:00
MES - Steadman (Jamie Gasiorowski), 49:21
At FDU-Florham – Won 6-0 Box
Score
Moravian remained unbeaten this fall while playing its fourth overtime
match in six contests as the Greyhounds earned a 3-2 overtime non-conference
win at FDU-Florham on a goal by freshman midfielder Kristina Adams
in the 97th minute. The Greyhounds fell behind 1-0 early in the match
before tying the contest in the 33rd minute on a penalty kick by sophomore
forward Megan Collins. FDU-Florham would take a 2-1 lead in the 57th
minute but the Greyhounds tied the match again. Senior midfielder Heather
Bichler knotted the score in the 65th minute off a pass from senior
midfielder Rachel Davy. Adams' game-winning tally was set up by senior
midfielder Justina Bria. The Greyhounds had an 11-7 advantage in shots
with junior goalie Jill Vaccaro making three saves.
| Moravian College |
(4-0-2) |
1 |
1 |
1 |
-- |
3 |
| FDU-Florham |
(3-4-1) |
1 |
1 |
0 |
-- |
2 |
Scoring:
FDU - Kathleen Rivera (unassisted), 27th minute
MOR - Megan Collins (penalty kick), 33rd minute
FDU - Ashleigh Hoey (unassisted), 57th minute
MOR - Heather Bichler (Rachel Davy), 65th minute
MOR - Kristina Adams (Justina Bria), 97th minute
At St. Mary's (MD) College – Postponed
until October 12th
Moravian has had its non-conference match at St. Mary's (MD) College
scheduled for Saturday, September 20th postponed until Sunday, October
12th at 2:30 p.m. Due to expected weather from Hurricane Isabel, St.
Mary's College has been closed until Sunday, September 21st, forcing
the postponement of the match.
Vs. DeSales University – Won 6-0 Box
Score
The Greyhounds opened their 2003 home season with a 6-0 non-conference
victory over local rival DeSales University. The victory kept the Greyhounds
unbeaten on the year. Moravian scored four first half goals to put
the match away early. Sophomore midfielder Jessica Cordani scored a
pair of goals and added two assists, while sophomore forward Megan
Collins had two goals and one assist. Junior forward Brianne DeVries
scored her third goal of the season, and it was her third game-winning
goal of the year. DeVries also had two assists in the victory. Senior
midfielder Justina Bria scored her first goal of the year in the match
while junior defender Kelly Haymaker had an assist. Junior goalie Jill
Vaccaro played 69 minutes to pick-up her third victory of the year.
Vaccaro made one save while senior goalie Kelly Wakeman did not need
to make a save to complete the shutout, Moravian's fourth of the year.
The Greyhounds had a 20-2 advantage in shots in the contest.
| DeSales University |
(1-5-1) |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
| Moravian College |
(3-0-2) |
4 |
2 |
-- |
6 |
Scoring:
MOR - Brianne DeVries (Jessica Cordani), 1:00
MOR - Megan Collins (Cordani), 37:51
MOR - Cordani (Collins), 38:36
MOR - Cordani (DeVries), 41:16
MOR - Justina Bria (DeVries), 55:28
MOR - Collins (Kelly Haymaker), 86:48
At Delaware Valley College – Won
3-2 (overtime) Box
Score
Moravian won its second straight match and remained undefeated in
2003 with a 3-2 overtime victory at Delaware Valley College in non-conference
action. The Greyhounds trailed 1-0 at halftime before getting on the
scoreboard in the 63rd minute on an unassisted goal by sophomore forward
Megan Collins. In the 68th minute, Moravian took a 2-1 lead on a goal
by junior forward Kelly Haymaker off a pass from sophomore forward
Lindsay Pohl. The Aggies would tie the match in the 84th minute to
force the overtime session, Moravian's third overtime match in four
contests this year. Junior forward Brianne DeVries scored the game-winning
goal off a pass from senior midfielder Heather Bichler in the 92nd
minute. Moravian had a 33-11 advantage in shots in the game with Greyhound
junior goalie Jill Vaccaro making seven saves for the victory.
| Moravian College |
(2-0-2) |
0 |
2 |
1 |
-- |
3 |
| Delaware Valley College |
(1-2-1) |
1 |
1 |
0 |
-- |
2 |
Scoring:
DVC - Stacey Doderer (Ana Mecaj), 23rd minute
MOR - Megan Collins (unassisted), 63rd minute
MOR - Kelly Haymaker (Lindsay Pohl), 68th minute
DVC - Doderer (unassisted), 84th minute
MOR - Brianne DeVries (Heather Bichler), 92nd minute
At Haverford College – Won 1-0 Box
Score
The Greyhounds won their first match of the season and remained undefeated
with a 1-0 victory at Haverford College in non-conference action. Junior
forward Brianne DeVries scored Moravian's first goal of the year in
the 32nd minute off a pass from sophomore forward Lindsay Pohl. Junior
goalie Jill Vaccaro made eight saves including a save on a penalty
kick with 15 minutes remaining in the match for her third shutout of
the year. The Greyhounds were out shot 11-9 in the contest.
| Moravian College |
(1-0-2) |
1 |
0 |
-- |
1 |
| Haverford College |
(1-4) |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
Scoring:
MOR - Brianne DeVries (Lindsay Pohl), 31:40
At Virginia Wesleyan College – Tied
0-0 (2 overtimes) Box Score
Moravian played to its second straight 0-0 tie this season in a non-conference
match at Virginia Wesleyan College. The Greyhounds had seven shots
in the match and junior goalie Jill Vaccaro had 18 saves for Moravian.
Marlin keeper Laura Wiederwax made four saves and Vriginia Wesleyan
had 36 shots in the contest.
| Moravian College |
(0-0-2) |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
| Virginia Wesleyan College |
(3-0-1) |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
Scoring:
None
At Drew University – Tied 0-0 (2 overtimes) Box
Score
The Greyhounds opened the 2003 season with a 0-0 double overtime tie
at Drew University. Moravian out shot the host Rangers 7-5 but neither
team was able to find the back of the net. The Greyhounds had the best
chance to score in the second ten-minute overtime session when sophomore
forward Lindsay Pohl was awarded a penalty kick with five minutes remaining.
However, Drew keeper Danielle Vento came up with save to preserve the
tie. Moravian goalie junior Jill Vaccaro made three saves in the contest
while Vento had four stops. Drew also had an advantage on corner kicks,
4-2.
| Moravian College |
(0-0-1) |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
| Drew University |
(0-0-1) |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
-- |
0 |
Scoring:
None
|
