Sydney Teng, Johns Hopkins
BALTIMORE, MD - In the same week she was named First Team All-Conference, Sydney Teng displayed why she received that recognition, as she blasted home a 27-yard strike into the top left corner of the goal, in the 32nd minute of the first half. The goal was the first of four for the Blue Jays, who defeated Farmingdale in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
In the second half, the Jays (17-3-1) dominated play, outshooting the Rams (14-6-3) 11-0. The Jays scored two goals in a 26 second span, as Alaina Arthur took a Teng pass and blasted a shot into the bottom right corner. Moments later Hannah Kronick took a pass from Bailey Monaco and put it straight into the back of the net.
In the 90th minute, Alexa Rangecroft added the Jays fourth goal from the six-yard box, taking a great cross from Hope Lundberg and putting it into the back of the net.
courtesy of Johns Hopkins Sports Information
Meg Castranova, Gettysburg
GRANTHAM, Pa. – The Gettysburg
College women's soccer team played Capital University to a
scoreless draw for 110 minutes, but the Crusaders slipped past the Bullets 5-4 in a
penalty-kick shootout to move on to the second round of the
NCAA Division III tournament on Saturday at Messiah College.
Junior Eliza
Gray (South Orange, N.J./Columbia) made a
season-high seven saves for Gettysburg (13-4-2), which tied the
school record for single-season shutouts (13). Gray also tied the
individual single-season school record for shutouts
(10).
courtesy of Gettysburg Athletic Communications
The Swarthmore College women's soccer team battled with #17
nationally-ranked Connecticut College in the NCAA Division III
Women's Soccer First Round match on Saturday, Nov. 16, falling to the Camels by a 3-1 score. Two late
goals propelled Connecticut College into the second round to play
Montclair State.
After Rebecca Raymond gave Connecticut College an early 1-0 by
drilling a free kick from the top left of the box that initially
went off the hands of junior goalkeeper Reba
Magier, sophomore Hannah
Lichtenstein knotted the match at 1-all.
Classmate Mele
Johnson sent a cross from the left side that was
knocked in by Lichtenstein in acrobatic fashion, and the teams
headed into the break in a deadlock.
Connecticut College (16-2-1), however, took the lead with 6:56 left in regulation when a corner kick found its way to the foot of Livi Block. A corner kick found the foot of Block. The freshman rifled a shot nearly 30 yards out that junior Amanda Bosworth attempted to head away, but the ball found its way into the back of the net to put the Camels ahead. The team added an insurance tally with just over a minute left when Michelle Medina stole the ball from the Garnet defense, pulled a challenging Magier out of the net and rocketed a shot into the net.
courtesy of Swarthmore Sports Information