Vs. The College of New Jersey in 2008 NCAA Division III National Championship Tournament First Round – Lost 1-0 (double overtime) - Box Score

            The College of New Jersey senior Coleen Weber scored a goal in the second overtime period to lead the Lions past Moravian, 1-0, in the NCAA Division III first round at Skidmore College’s Wachenheim Field.
            TCNJ (13-6-1) moves on in the tournament to face Western Connecticut State, who defeated Skidmore College in penalty kicks to advance to the second round.  The teams will meet Sunday at 1 p.m. on Wachenheim Field. The Greyhounds end their season at 14-6-2. 
            Weber’s goal broke a scoreless game 1:23 into the second overtime period.  After a cross from the right flank, senior Jamie Kunkel, with her back to the goal, handled the ball and laid it off to Weber, who was in full-stride and gunned to the bottom right corner of the net to give the Lions the win. 
            The hard-fought contest was not without chances for the Greyhounds. In the second half, Moravian freshman midfielder Kim Gogel took a shot from the left side of the box that grazed the crossbar and bounced back across the field and was cleared by a Lions defender at 83:32.
            In a solid outing for both goalkeepers, junior Jessica Clarke recorded six saves for the Lions in the win.  Moravian senior keeper Caitlin Corrigan finished with five saves to complete her career with 317 saves, third in school history. The goal allowed by Moravian was its first in just over 421 minutes.

Skidmore College sports information office contributed to this story

Moravian College	(14-6-2)	0	0	0	0	--	0
The College of New Jersey	(13-6-1)	0	0	0	1	--	1

Scoring:
  1. 101:23 TCNJ Coleen Weber (6) (Jamie Kunkel)

Vs. The Catholic University of America in Landmark Conference Championship – Won 1-0 (double overtime) - Box Score

            Freshman forward Arielle Caldas netted the golden goal in the 108th minute to lift top seeded Moravian to a 1-0, double-overtime victory over second seed The Catholic University of America in the 2008 Landmark Conference Championship match on the HUB Quad.
            The conference title is the first-ever for the Greyhounds, and it was also the first time in three trips to the conference championship match that Moravian had played at home.  The Greyhounds extended their unbeaten streak to 7-0-2, and Moravian is now 2-1-2 in double overtime this fall.  Moravian will find out Sunday night if it has received one of the three Pool B berths to the NCAA Division III National Championship Tournament for the second straight year.  The Greyhounds, 14-5-2 overall after the win, are part of Pool B since the Landmark Conference will not receive an automatic berth until 2009.
            Caldas collected the ball on the offensive side of midfield and dribbled down the left side of the pitch.  As she reached the 18-yard box, Caldas cut back towards the middle of the field as the Catholic defender slipped on the wet surface.  Caldas then ripped a 12-yard shot under Catholic junior goalie Tere Rossi and into the back right corner of the net for her 11th goal of the season and her fifth game-winning goal.
            Catholic had a 25-15 advantage in shots with the Cardinals up 21-11 in shots after regulation.  Catholic also had an 11-2 edge in corner kicks.  Moravian senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan made seven saves for her eighth shutout of the season.  Corrigan also picked up her 51st career win and 34th career shutout which are both Moravian records, and she moved into third in career saves, now with 312.  Rossi had four stops for Catholic.
            Both teams had scoring chances throughout the match.  Catholic had two scoring chances with Corrigan making a good save on a shot by sophomore forward Kelly Donnely in the 33rd minute.  Rossi stopped Moravian senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick in the 41st minute on a breakaway.
            Late in the second half, both teams would have opportunities again.  The Cardinals got off six shots in the final six minutes with Corrigan making one save and shot by Catholic freshman midfielder Caitlin Brett hitting the left post.  Fitzpatrick broke in again one-on-one on Rossi with just under a minute to play in regulation before chipping a shot wide to the right.
            Fitzpatrick had another shot early in the first overtime.  However, the best scoring chance of the first extra session went to Catholic.  Donnely attempted to head a shot in from the right side but Corrigan fully extended to just tap the shot over the cross bar and onto the top of the net for a corner kick.
            In the second overtime, Catholic had two shots blocked before they reached the net then Rossi made a save on a Fitzpatrick header in the 104th minute.  In the 106th minute, Moravian junior forward Alessandra Valdetara came down the right side of the box and ripped a shot that bounced off of the cross bar to allow Catholic to attack the other way. With the ball bouncing around, Caldas would gain possession and head on her game-winning break.

The Catholic University of America	(10-7-2)	0	0	0	0	--	0
Moravian College	(14-5-2)	0	0	0	1	--	1

Scoring:
1.  107:20 MOR Arielle Caldas (11) (unassisted)

Vs. Juniata College in Landmark Conference Semifinals – Won 2-0 - Box Score

            Senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan made six saves to earn her 50th career victory and lead top seeded Moravian to a 2-0 victory over fourth seed Juniata College in a Landmark Conference Semifinal match on the HUB Quad.
            The Greyhounds will now host second seed The Catholic University of America in the championship match on Saturday, November 8th at 1:00 p.m. in Bethlehem.  The Cardinals defeated third seeded The University of Scranton, 1-0 in overtime, in the other semifinal contest. The victory also extended Moravian’s unbeaten streak to eight matches as the Greyhounds are 6-0-2 in their last eight contests.
            Corrigan had three of her saves in the first half with her first save of the contest making her the fourth player in school history to reach 300 career saves.  Corrigan added three more saves in the second half, and Moravian would have a pair of defenders clear away shots in the second half after Corrigan lost control of crossing pass on the left side of the goal.  In addition to her 50th win, Corrigan posted her 33rd career shutout, both school records.
            Moravian gave Corrigan all of the offense she needed in the 16th minute.  Senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick pushed a long lead pass down the right side of the field to junior forward Alessandra Valdetara.  Valdetara took one touch to settle the ball then blasted her sixth goal of the season from eight-yards out.
            The Greyhounds scored again in the 63rd minute just after a Juniata goal kick.  Moravian freshman midfielder Kim Gogel took the goal kick about ten yards in front of the midfield line and headed the ball back into Moravian’s offensive end.  Fitzpatrick one-touched the ball across the top of the 18-yard box to freshman forward Arielle Caldas.  Caldas took a second to get the ball in the right position before drilling a shot across the box and into the front left corner of the goal for her tenth goal of the year.  The two assists for Fitzpatrick give her 21 for her career, moving her into a tie for second in school history, and she now has 87 career points, third all-time.
           Moravian had a 15-12 advantage in shots in the match, and the Greyhounds held a 10-4 edge in corner kicks.  Junior sophomore keeper Lauren Auster-Gussman made five saves in the contest.

Juniata College	(9-6-1)	0	0	--	0
Moravian College	(13-5-2)	1	1	--	2

Scoring:
1.  15:26 MOR Alessandra Valdetara (6) (Tracy Fitzpatrick)
2.  62:30 MOR Arielle Caldas (10) (Tracy Fitzpatrick;Kim Gogel)

At Drew University – Won 2-0 - Box Score

            Sophomore forward Jenelle Mirro scored in the 55th minute to snap a scoreless tie and lead Moravian to a 2-0 shutout of Drew University in Landmark Conference action on the final day of the regular season.
            With the victory, the Greyhounds clinched the top seed in the 2008 Landmark Conference Tournament and will host fourth seeded Juniata College in a semifinal match on Wednesday, November 5th on the HUB Quad at 2:00 p.m. The win also extended Moravian's unbeaten streak to seven match as the Greyhuonds improved to 5-0-2 in their last seven matches with the team's third straight win.
            Mirro’s goal, her sixth of the season, was a tap-in of a crossing pass from senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick in the 55th minute.  Freshman defender Diana Feldman started the play with a lead pass to Fitzpatrick which she one-touched over to Mirro.
            Moravian would add an insurance goal in the 84th minute when junior forward Alessandra Valdetara miss struck a crossing pass and ended up lobbing the ball into the goal for her fifth tally of the season.
            Drew actually had a 12-8 advantage in shots in the match while both squads attempted three corner kicks.  Moravian senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan had three saves for her sixth shutout of the season.  The victory was the 49th for Corrigan, and it was also her 32nd career shutout, both school records.  Drew goalie Ann Mularz had four saves in the contest for the Rangers.

           

Moravian College	(12-5-2, 4-1-1 Landmark)	0	2	--	2
Drew University	(8-7-3, 2-3-1 Landmark)	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
1.  55:00 MOR Jenelle Mirro (Tracy Fitzpatrick;Diana Feldman)
2.  84:00 MOR Alessandra Valdetara (unassisted)

Vs. The Catholic University of America – Won 3-1 - Box Score

            Freshman forward Arielle Caldas scored a pair of goals to lift Moravian to a 3-1 Landmark Conference victory over The Catholic University of America on the HUB Quad.
            Caldas opened the scoring in the 40th minute off of a pass from sophomore midfielder Shannon McEvoy.
            The Cardinals tied the match in the 57th minute on an unassisted goal by sophomore forward Kelly Donnely for her seventh goal of the season.
            Moravian would retake the lead two minutes later in the 59th minute on Caldas’ second goal of the match and her ninth of the season off of pass from senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick.  The assist was the 18th of Fitzpatrick’s career, moving her into sole possession of third place in school history.  Junior midfielder JeriAnne Weiss finished off the scoring with an unassisted goal, her second of the season, for the Greyhounds in the 73rd minute.
            Moravian, which earned a victory in its final home match of the regular season, had a 13-12 edge in shots and a 3-2 advantage in corner kicks.  Greyhound senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan had three saves in her 48th career victory in goal while Catholic goalie junior Tere Rossi made two saves.  Moravian is also unbeaten in its last five contests with a 3-0-2 mark.

The Catholic University of America	(8-6-2, 3-1-1 Landmark)	0	1	--	1
Moravian College	(11-5-2, 3-1-1 Landmark)	1	2	--	3

Scoring:
1.  40:00 MOR Arielle Caldas (8) (Shannon McEvoy)
2.  56:54 CUA Kelly Donnely (7) (unassisted)
3.  58:08 MOR Arielle Caldas (9) (Tracy Fitzpatrick)
4.  72:14 MOR JeriAnne Weiss (2) (unassisted)

Vs. The University of Scranton – Won 3-0 - Box Score

            Senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick netted her second hat trick of the season to lead Moravian to a 3-0 shutout of The University of Scranton in Landmark Conference action on the HUB Quad.
            Fitzpatrick scored on all three of her shots in the match and scored on the Greyhounds first shot of the contest in the third minute when she banked in a lead pass from sophomore forward Jenelle Mirro off of the left post.  Fitzpatrick increased the lead in the 18th minute when she headed in a centering pass from senior defender Alexandra Frascella after a corner kick by freshman midfielder Kim Gogel.
            Fitzpatrick finished off the scoring with her team leading 11th goal of the season when she headed in a crossing pass from junior forward Alessandra Valdetara in the 51st minute.  Fitzpatrick, who has both of her career hat tricks this season, is third in school history with 33 goals, tied for third with 17 assists and third in scoring with 83 points in three seasons after missing her entire sophomore season with an injury.  The Greyhounds have had four hat tricks this fall from three different players.
            Scranton had a 13-8 advantage in shots including 7-4 in the second half while Moravian had a 4-1 edge in corner kicks.  Greyhound senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan had four saves for her fifth shutout of the season.  Corrigan extended her school career records to 31 shutouts and 47 victories with the win.  Scranton sophomore goalie Caitlin Byrne had three saves for the Royals.

The University of Scranton	(9-7, 3-2 Landmark)	0	0	--	0
Moravian College	(10-5-2, 2-1-1 Landmark)	2	1	--	3

Scoring:
1.   2:24 MOR Tracy Fitzpatrick (9) (Jenelle Mirro)
2.  17:30 MOR Tracy Fitzpatrick (10) (Alexandra Frascella;Kim Gogel)
3.  50:30 MOR Tracy Fitzpatrick (11) (Alessandra Valdetara)

Vs. Susquehanna University – Tied 1-1 (double overtime) - Box Score

            Freshman midfielder/defender Eliazbeth Brundage scored an unassisted goal in the 77th minute to help Moravian play to a 1-1, double-overtime tie with Susquehanna University in Landmark Conference action on the HUB Quad.
            The Crusaders had taken a 1-0 lead in the 66th minute when junior forward Abby Montgomery scored off of a pass from sophomore defender Colleen Kelly.  Brundage answered with her first collegiate goal on a shot from five yards away from the net.
            The Greyhounds had a 17-10 advantage in shots and an 8-4 edge in corner kicks.  Senior Greyhound goalie Caitlin Corrigan had four saves while senior keeper Meredith Tompeck had 11 saves for Susquehanna.         

Susquehanna University	(3-7-4, 1-1-1 Landmark)	0	1	0	0	--	1
Moravian College	(9-5-2. 1-1-1 Landmark)	0	1	0	0	--	1

Scoring:
1.  65:40 SUSW Abby Montgomery (7) (Colleen Kelly)
2.  76:04 MOR Elizabeth Brundage (1) (unassisted)

Vs. Cabrini College – Won 2-1 - Box Score

            Junior forward Alessandra Valdetara scored on a loose ball after a corner kick in the 76th minute to rally Moravian to a 2-1 non-conference victory over Cabrini College in the HUB Quad.
            The come-from-behind victory was the first for the Greyhounds since November 12, 2005 when Moravian rallied from a 1-0 deficit to defeat Washington & Lee University, 2-1 in overtime, in the program’s first-ever NCAA Division III Tournament game.
            The Cavaliers would jump out to a 1-0 lead when freshman midfielder Kara Hinkelmon netted her fourth goal of the season in the 47th minute when she pushed a loose ball after a save by Moravian senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan just inside the left post from right on the goal line.
            Moravian would tie the match when senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick scored her team leading eighth goal of the season in the 70th minute from eight yards out on a loose ball after a shot by Valdetara was saved by Cabrini sophomore goalie Giana Poretta.  The goal was the 30th of Fitzpatrick’s career, which is third in school history, and improved her career point total to 77 points, which also ranks third in the Moravian record books.
            Valdetara would net her fourth goal of the year and her second game-winning goal from almost the same spot on the field as Fitzpatrick scored. 
            The Greyhounds had a 24-8 advantage in shots with Fitzpatrick taking 11 shots in the contest while Moravian had an 11-5 edge in corner kicks.  Corrigan made six saves for the 46th win of her career while Porretta had nine saves.  Cabrini also registered a team save early in the match.

Cabrini College	(6-7)	0	1	--	1
Moravian College	(9-5-1)	0	2	--	2

Scoring:
1.  46:08 CAWS HINKELMON, Kara (4) (unassisted)
2.  69:37 MOR Tracy Fitzpatrick (8) (unassisted)
3.  75:07 MOR Alessandra Valdetara (4) (unassisted)

At Goucher College – Won 7-0 - Box Score

            Sophomore forward Jenelle Mirro netted her first career hat trick to lead Moravian team to a 7-0 Landmark Conference victory at Goucher College for the Greyhounds first Landmark Conference win of the 2008 season.
            Mirro opened the scoring in the 31st minute when she netted her third goal of the season off of assists from senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick and sophomore midfielder Shannon McEvoy.  McEvoy scored her second goal of the season in the 33rd minute off of a pass from junior forward Alessandra Valdetara to give the Greyhounds a 2-0 halftime lead.
            Mirro scored her second goal of the match just 14 seconds into the second half with an unassisted goal.  Senior defender Katelyn Killea netted an unassisted goal in the 58th minute for her first goal of the season before Mirro finished off her hat trick in the 67th minute off of a pass from Fitzpatrick.  Mirro’s hat trick was Moravian’s third of the season. Fitzpatrick's two assists moved her into a tie for third in school history with 17 career assists.
            Freshman forward Arielle Caldas scored her seventh goal of the year off of a corner kick by freshman midfielder/defender Elizabeth Brundage in the 79th minute.  Junior midfielder/forward Brittany Deiling finished off the scoring with her first tally of the season off of an assist from Caldas in the 89th minute.
            Moravian had a 27-5 advantage in shots and a 6-1 edge in corner kicks in the match.  Senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan and sophomore keeper Sarah Halpin combined on the shutout in goal for the Greyhounds with Halpin making two saves in the final 36 minutes of the match she played.  Corrigan did not make a save in the first 54 minutes of the contest.  Kellen Matthews made eight saves in goal for the Gophers.

Moravian College	(8-5-1, 1-1 Landmark)	2	5	--	7
Goucher College	(5-5-1, 0-2 Landmark)	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
1.  30:18 MOR Jenelle Mirro (Tracy Fitzpatrick;Shannon McEvoy)
2.  32:44 MOR Shannon McEvoy (Alessandra Valdetara)
3.  45:14 MOR Jenelle Mirro (unassisted)
4.  57:19 MOR Katelyn Killea (unassisted)
5.  66:02 MOR Jenelle Mirro (Tracy Fitzpatrick)
6.  78:26 MOR Arielle Caldas (Elizabeth Brundage)
7.  88:06 MOR Brittany Deiling (Arielle Caldas)

At Muhlenberg College – Tied 0-0 (double overtime) - Box Score

            Moravian senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan made a season high 12 saves and posted her fourth shutout of the season as the Greyhounds played to a 0-0 double-overtime draw at rival Muhlenberg College in non-conference action. The shutout was the 30th of Corrigan's career.
            The Greyhounds had just eight shots in the contest while the Mules attempted 24 shots with 12 on goal. Muhlenberg also had a 12-1 advantage in corner kicks. Mule goalie Kate Morrissey had two saves in the contest.

           

Moravian College	(7-5-1)	0	0	0	0	--	0
Muhlenberg College	(7-3-1)	0	0	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
None

At York College of Pennsylvania – Lost 2-1 (overtime) - Box Score

            York College’s Rachel Allen netted her first goal of the season in the 97th minute to lift the Spartans to a 2-1 overtime victory over Moravian in non-conference action.
            York jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 17th minute when Kali Macgregor scored on a penalty kick.  The match would be tied just over two minutes later when the Spartans’ defense put the ball in its own net for an own goal.  Allen would score her game-winner off of a pass from Jill Stanley.
            York had a 19-5 advantage in shots in the match.  Moravian senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan had nine saves in the contest while Desiree Halaka had two saves for the Spartans.  York also had one team save.

           

Moravian College	(7-5)	1	0	0	--	1
York College of Pennsylvania	(5-4-1)	1	0	1	--	2

Scoring:
1.  16:12 YC Kali Macgregor Penalty kick
2.  18:23 MOR OWN GOAL
3.  96:10 YC Rachel Allen (1) (Jill Stanley)

At Philadelphia Biblical University – Won 7-0 - Box Score

            Senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick netted the first hat trick of her career in the first 13:38 of the match to lead Moravian to a 7-0 non-conference victory at Philadelphia Biblical University.
            Fitzpatrick scored the only goal the Greyhounds needed in the fourth minute with a long lead pass from senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan.  Fitzpatrick would score off of a pass from senior defender Alexandra Frascella in the 13th minute before netting an unassisted goal in the 14th minute.  Fitzpatrick now leads Moravian with seven goals this season and is third all-time with 32 goals and 73 points for the Greyhounds.
            Junior forward Amanda Friedman would net a pair of goals for Moravian to give the Greyhounds a 5-0 halftime lead.  Friedman scored her first goal of the season in the 32nd minute off of a pass by freshman forward Arielle Caldas before netting an unassisted goal after a corner kick in the 38th minute.
            Junior midfielder JeriAnne Weiss put a pass from sophomore forward Jenelle Mirro in the back of the net in the 51st minute for Weiss’s first goal of the year.  Freshman defender Kim Mogg netted her first collegiate goal season on a loose ball after a corner kick in the 83rd minute to finish off the scoring for the Greyhounds.
            Moravian had a 23-3 advantage in shots and a 4-2 edge in corner kicks in the match.  Corrigan played 20 minutes in the first half to earn the victory. Sophomore goalie Sarah Halpin played the remaining 25 minutes of the first half for the Greyhounds while freshman keeper Mikki Ruvolis played the second half for Moravian with two saves. Crimson Eagle goalie Kristen Lysczasz had four saves.

           

Moravian College	(7-4)	5	2	--	7
Philadelphia Biblical University	(2-8)	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
1.   3:50 MOR Tracy Fitzpatrick (Caitlin Corrigan)
2.  12:21 MOR Tracy Fitzpatrick (Alexandra Frascella)
3.  13:38 MOR Tracy Fitzpatrick (unassisted)
4.  31:05 MOR Amanda Friedman (Arielle Caldas)
5.  37:54 MOR Amanda Friedman (unassisted)
6.  50:31 MOR JeriAnne Weiss (Jenelle Mirro)
7.  82:39 MOR Kim Mogg (unassisted)

At Juniata College – Lost 1-0 - Box Score

            Juniata College’s Katie Young netted a goal in the 58th minute to lead the Eagles to a 1-0 victory over Moravian College as the two schools began the 2008 Landmark Conference season. Young’s goal was set up by a pass from Caitlin Bigelow.
            Moravian had a 7-4 advantage in shots while both teams had two corner kicks.  Juniata goalie Lauren AusterGussman made three saves in the shutout while Greyhound senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan had one save.

           

Moravian College	(6-4, 0-1 Landmark)	0	0	--	0
Juniata College	(6-2, 1-0 Landmark)	0	1	--	1

Scoring:
1.  57:27 JUN Katie Young (Caitlin Bigelow)

Vs. Eastern University – Won 4-0 - Box Score

            Freshman forward Arielle Caldas netted her first career hat trick to lead Moravian to a 4-0 non-conference victory over Eastern University on the HUB Quad to snap a two-match losing streak for the Greyhounds.
            Caldas, who returned to the line-up after sitting out the Greyhounds’ last match with an injury, netted her first goal in the 38th minute to give Moravian a 1-0 lead off of a headed pass from senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick.  Caldas then knocked in a crossing pass from junior forward Alessandra Valdetara from eight yards out inside the far post in the 63rd minute. Caldas finished her hat trick with her sixth goal of the season on a breakaway shot from inside the 18-yard box with just 1:09 to play. Valdetara finished off the scoring with her third goal of the season with just 23 seconds remaining on a shot that hit the far post and trickled to the other side of the net before crossing the goal line.
            Eastern had an 18-9 advantage in shots and a 5-2 edge in corner kicks; however, the Eagles were unable to get a shot past Moravian senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan.  Corrigan had five saves for her 29th career shutout in her 43rd career win, both Greyhound school records.  Amanda Daveler made two saves in goal for Eastern.

           

Eastern University	(2-4)	0	0	--	0
Moravian College	(6-3)	1	3	--	4

Scoring:
1.  37:09 MOR Arielle Caldas (4) (Tracy Fitzpatrick)
2.  62:19 MOR Arielle Caldas (5) (Alessandra Valdetara)
3.  88:51 MOR Arielle Caldas (6) (unassisted)
4.  89:37 MOR Alessandra Valdetara (3) (unassisted)

Vs. Elizabethtown College – Lost 1-0 (double overtime) - Box Score

            Junior midfielder Erin Scott of the Elizabethtown College women’s soccer team scored the lone goal of the match in the 109th minute to lift the Blue Jays to a 1-0 double-overtime non-conference victory over Moravian on the HUB Quad.
            Scott’s goal, her second of the season, came on Elizabethtown’s 18th shot of the match and was a chip in from 20-yards away.  Moravian was limited to four shots on goal, all coming in the first 45 minutes of the contest.  Both teams had four corner kicks.
            Blue Jay senior goalie Angela Freeland did not have to make a save in the shutout while sophomore Sarah Halpin started in goal for Moravian, making one save in 11 minutes of action.  Senior Caitlin Corrigan played the final 97 minutes for the Greyhounds, making seven saves.

           

Elizabethtown College	(5-2-1)	0	0	0	1	--	1
Moravian College	(5-3)	0	0	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
1. 108:26 ETOWN Erin Scott (2) (unassisted)

Vs. Haverford College – Lost 2-0 - Box Score

            Haverford broke a scoreless match with a pair of second half goals to lead the Fords to a 2-0 non-conference victory over Moravian in the Greyhounds’ home opener on the HUB Quad. The loss snapped Moravian's four-match winning streak.
            Haverford senior defender Rachel Pardini lofted a throw in from sophomore defender Maura Schiefer towards the goal from about 30-yards out, and it dropped just under the crossbar and into the top left-hand corner of the net to break at 0-0 tie in the 58th minute.  The goal was Pardini’s second of the season for the Fords, and Haverford’s first goal in over four and a half matches.  The Fords would score again when sophomore forward Michele Buonora took a lead pass from freshman midfielder Anna Rayne for a short breakaway through the Moravian defense in the box in the 75th minute.
            Each team had eight shots on goal while Haverford had an 8-3 advantage in corner kicks.  Moravian, which was averaging 15.5 shots per match coming into the contest played with two of its top four scorers out of the line-up due to injuries.
            Senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan had one save for Moravian and the Greyhounds had a team save when junior defender Terri Roberts headed a Haverford shot out of play.  Ford senior goalie Lindsay Festa had three saves in the contest.

           

Haverford College	(2-4)	0	2	--	2
Moravian College	(5-2)	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
1.  57:34 HAVWSO Rachael Pardini (2) (Maura Schiefer)
2.  74:09 HAVWSO Michele Buonora (1) (Anna Rayne)

At Wilkes University – Won 2-0 - Box Score

            Moravian earned its fourth straight victory, defeating Wilkes University, 2-0, in a non-conference match.
            The Greyhounds took a 1-0 lead in the 60th minute when sophomore forward Shannon McEvoy scored off of passes from freshmen defender/midfielder Diana Feldman and forward Arielle Caldas.  Senior Tracy Fitzpatrick then scored her team leading fourth goal of the season in the 74th minute off of a corner kick by freshman forward Kim Gogel. 
            Wilkes had a 10-7 advantage in shots and a 6-4 edge in corner kicks in the match.  Moravian senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan made three saves for her 28th career shutout and 42nd career victory, both school records.  Jessica Berkey had three saves for the Colonels.

           

Moravian College	(5-1)	0	2	--	2
Wilkes University	(3-4)	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
1.  59:56 MOR Shannon McEvoy (Diana Feldman;Arielle Caldas)
2.  73:12 MOR Tracy Fitzpatrick (Kim Gogel)

At King's College – Won 5-1 - Box Score

           Senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick and sophomore forward Jenelle Mirro each scored a pair of goals to lead Moravian to a 5-1 victory over King’s College in non-conference action.
            Fitzpatrick opened the scoring in the 11th minute when she took a pass from Mirro and beat a defender for her second goal of the season.  The goal was also the 24th of Fitzpatrick’s career, moving her into fourth in school history.  Fitzpatrick would net the game-winning goal in the 35th minute when she scored off of a pass from freshman midfielder Kim Gogel.  Fitzpatrick’s second goal gave her 63 career points, moving her into a tie for third in school history.
            The Monarchs lone goal of the match came in the 45th minute, just 41 seconds before the intermission when the Greyhound defense put the ball in its own net.
            Mirro would five Moravian its two-goal advantage back in the 56th minute when she scored on a quick one-touch off of passes from Gogel and Fitzpatrick on a corner kick.  The goal was Mirro’s first of the season while the assist gave Fitzpatrick her 64th career point to move into third place all-time.  She would then redirect a long kick from senior defender Alexandra Frascella with a deflection in the 66th minute for a 4-1 Greyhound lead.  Freshman forward Arielle Caldas finished off the scoring in the 79th minute with an unassisted goal, her third of the year.
            Moravian had a 22-5 advantage in shots and a 4-3 edge in corner kicks.  Greyhound senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan earned her fourth win of the season and extended her school record total to 41 victories with three saves in 83 minutes of action.  Freshman Mikki Ruvolis played the final seven minutes for Moravian. Sara Ciarlo had seven saves for King’s.

Moravian College	(4-1)	2	3	--	5
King's College	(1-3)	1	0	--	1

Scoring:
1.  10:58 MOR Tracy Fitzpatrick (Jenelle Mirro)
2.  34:26 MOR Tracy Fitzpatrick (Kim Gogel)
3.  44:19 KINGS OWN GOAL (unassisted)
4.  55:40 MOR Jenelle Mirro (Kim Gogel, Tracy Fitzpatrick)
5.  65:11 MOR Jenelle Mirro (Alexandra Frascella)
6.  78:07 MOR Arielle Caldas (unassisted)

Vs. Marywood University in Colonel Classic hosted by Wilkes University – Won 2-0 - Box Score

           The Greyhounds won their second straight match by shutout, defeating Marywood University, 2-0, in the second day of the Colonel Classic hosted by Wilkes University as Greyhound senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan was credited with her school record 40th career win. The match was moved to Misericordia University due to field conditions at Wilkes after Saturday’s rain.
            Corrigan played just over 45 minutes in the match to earn her 40th career victory, surpassing Becky Roe’s record of 39 set from 1997 to 2000.  Corrigan also made Moravian’s only save in the match as the Greyhounds out shot Marywood, 31-2, and had a 5-1 edge in corner kicks.
            Junior forward Alessandra Valdetera gave Moravian all of the offense it would need in the 14th minute when she netted her second goal of the season off of a pass from Jenelle Mirro.  Junior defender Terri Roberts cored her first goal of the season in the 51st minute to finish off the scoring.
            Valdetara, senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick, freshman forward Arielle Caldas and freshman defender/midfielder Diana Feldman were all named to the All-Tournament Team.
            Moravian sophomore goalie Sarah Halpin played 31 minutes in goal for the Greyhounds while freshman keeper Mikki Ruvolis played the final 14 minutes.  Meghan Coyle had eight saves in 76 minutes of action for Marywood and was named to the All-Tournament team while Christina Diehl had one save.  Andrea Barker also made the All-Tournament team for Marywood.

                       

Moravian College	(3-1)	1	1	--	2
Marywood University	(2-2-1)	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
1.  13:09 MOR Alessandra Valdetara (Jenelle Mirro)
2.  50:49 MOR Terri Roberts (unassisted)

Vs. Smith College in Colonel Classic hosted by Wilkes University – Won 3-0 - Box Score

            Moravian opened the 2008 Colonel Classic hosted by Wilkes University with a 3-0 victory over Smith College in the first day of the tournament.
            Freshman forward Arielle Caldas gave the Greyhounds all of the offense they would need when she scored on a breakaway goal in the 28th minute.  Moravian would extend its lead to 2-0 in the 64th minute when freshman defender/midfielder Diana Feldman scored her first collegiate goal off of a pass from senior defender Katelyn Killea.  Senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick finished off the scoring with her first tally of the year in the 88th minute.  Junior forward Amanda Friedman and sophomore forward Shannon McEvoy each picked up assists on Fitzpatrick’s goal, which hit a post before going in. Fitzpatrick's goal was the 23rd of her career, moving her into a tie for third in school history, and she has 59 career points, which is tied for fourth in school history.
            Moravian had a 19-3 advantage in shots and a 3-2 edge in corner kicks.  Greyhound senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan tied the school record with her 39th career win.  Corrigan had two saves in her 27th career shutout, a school record she already owns.  Smith goalie Lauren Bachtel made four saves.

           

Smith College	(0-1)	0	0	--	0
Moravian College	(2-1)	1	2	--	3

Scoring:
1.  27:50 MOR Arielle Caldas (unassisted)
2.  63:53 MOR Diana Feldman (Katelyn Killea)
3.  87:18 MOR Tracy Fitzpatrick (Amanda Friedman;Shannon McEvoy)

At Swarthmore College in 13th Annual Swat Kick Classic – Lost 3-0 - Box Score

           Sophomore defender Elizabeth Mills scored a pair of goals to lead host Swarthmore College to a 3-0 victory over Moravian in the second day of the 13th Annual Swat Kick Classic.
            The Garnet would take a 1-0 lead in the 17th minute when sophomore forward Kelsey Cline scored on a corner kick by sophomore defender/midfielder Hanna Purkey.  Sophomore midfielder Sarah Reece directed Purkey’s corner kick to Cline to pick up an assist on the play.  Mills would give Swarthmore a 2-0 lead in the 40th minute when she put home a pass from sophomore midfielder Megan Colombo.
            Mills netted her second goal of the match in the 63rd minute off of a pass from sophomore forward Amy Langdon.  Swarthmore had a 25-8 advantage in shots in the match including a 15-2 edge in the first half, and the Garnet had an 11-3 edge in corner kicks with a 7-0 advantage in the first 45 minutes.
            Senior Lauren Walker started in goal for Swarthmore and had one save in just over 68 minutes of action while freshman Marie Mutryn had two saves in the remainder of the match.  Moravian senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan had two stops in 71 and a half minutes of action for the Greyhounds while sophomore goalie Sarah Halpin made three saves in the final 18 and a half minutes.
            Corrigan, junior forward Alessandra Valdetara, who had three of the Greyhounds' eight shots, and junior defender Terri Roberts represented Moravian on the All-Tournament Team.

           

Moravian College	(1-1)	0	0	--	0
Swarthmore College	(2-0)	2	1	--	3

Scoring:
1.  16:20 SWAT Kelsey Cline (1) (Hannah Purkey;Sarah Reece)
2.  39:21 SWAT Elizabeth Mills (1) (Megan Colombo)
3.  62:07 SWAT Elizabeth Mills (2) (Amy Langdon)  

Vs. Stevens Institute of Technology at 13th Annual Swat Kick Classic – Won 2-1 (double overtime) - Box Score

            The Moravian College women’s soccer team opened the 2008 season with a 2-1 double-overtime victory over Stevens Institute of Technology in the first day of the 13th Swat Kick Classic hosted by Swarthmore College.
            The Greyhounds took a 1-0 lead in the 20th minute when junior forward Alessandra Valdetara netted an unassisted goal.  The Ducks would tie the match on an unassisted goal from Salme Cook in the 56th minute. 
            Freshman forward Arielle Caldas broke the scoreless tie in the 107th minute when she put a pass from Valdetara in the back of the net on a breakaway on the right side of the box for her first collegiate goal.
            Stevens Tech had a 29-6 advantage in shots while both teams had three corner kicks.  Moravian senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan made 11 saves for her 38th career win, just one shy of tying the school record.  Jennifer Pontier and Kaitlin McClymont each had one save for the Ducks.

Moravian College	(1-0)	1	0	0	1	--	2
Stevens Institute of Technology	(0-1)	0	1	0	0	--	1

Scoring:
1.  19:10 MOR Alessandra Valdetara (1) (unassisted)
2.  55:37 SIT Salme Cook (1) (unassisted)
3. 106:23 MOR Arielle Caldas (1) (Alessandra Valdetara)