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Shorewomen Blank Gophers, 2-0
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CHESTERTOWN, MD -- Freshman defenders Gabby Antalffy (Baltimore, MD/Sparrows
Point) and Tara Keefe (Brant Beach, NJ/Southern Regional) each scored a second-half goal to give host Washington
College a 2-0 win over visiting Goucher in non-conference women's soccer action tonight on Kibler Field at Roy
Kirby, Jr. Stadium. The Shorewomen evened their 2009 record at 1-1 with the win, while the Gophers fell to 1-2
with the loss.
The Shorewomen controlled the first half but could not capitalize on their 12-4 advantage in shots and
a 5-0 margin in corner kicks during the first 45 minutes. Washington broke through at 65:46 when Antalffy knocked
in a corner kick from sophomore defender Stephanie Willingham (Carroll County, MD/South Carroll). The Shorewomen
made it 2-0 when Keefe bent a shot into the upper right-hand corner from 20 yards out at 78:48. Washington finished
the game with a 25-6 advantage in shots and recorded all 10 of the game's corner kicks. Senior goalkeeper Caroline
Grier (Kennett Square, PA/Sanford School, DE) made one save in the shutout win for Washington. Kellen Matthews
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Rowan defeats St. Joseph's (LI) 5-2
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| GLASSBORO, NJ – The Rowan University men’s soccer team defeated St. Joseph’s
College (LI), 5-2 in a nonconference game on Wednesday night. The Profs improve to 4-0, while the Golden Eagles
are 1-2. Forward Mike Pascale (sr. Toms River, NJ/Toms River S.) led the way with two goals. Midfielders John
Loiodice (jr. Brick, NJ/Brick Mem.) and back Jason Dugan (sr. Seaville, NJ/Ocean City) recorded one goal and one
assist apiece. Midfielder Shane Dooley (so. Burlington, NJ/Burlington Twp.) found the net once. Midfielders Zack
Zahrend (so. Seaville, NJ/Ocean City) and Andrew Brawner (fr. Mt. Laurel, NJ/Lenape) each contributed with one
assist. For St. Joseph’s, forward John Dettori (fr. Bay Shore, NY/Bay Shore) and midfielder William Kuhlwilm (fr.
West Islip, NY/West Islip) each scored once. Rowan took 28 shots, while St. Joseph’s had 13. Profs’ goalkeeper
Charlie Cunliffe (jr. Lakewood, NJ/Lakewood) made six saves. Goalie Michael Dougherty (sr. Farmingville, NY/Connetquot)
stopped 13 shots for the Golden Eagles. Rowan went ahead 1-0 on Dooley’s goal at 10:51 in the first period. Dooley
hit the upper left corner of the net with Zahrend and Dugan each picking up an assist. Thirty-three seconds later,
Dettori’s unassisted goal tied the game (1-1). At 35:19, Dugan connected on a direct kick from 20 yards out to
give the Profs a 2-1 lead at the intermission. At 49:19 in the second half, Kuhlwilm kicked the ball out of a crowd
in front of the goal that found the upper right corner, tying the score (2-2). Rowan went ahead for good at 80:29.
Brawner sent a pass into the box and Pascale kicked it behind his back with his heel into the net. Just under
four minutes later, Loiodice put back a rebounded shot. With 1:45 remaining, Pascale’s second goal off a feed
from Loiodice secured the victory |
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Hynes nets two for Bullets in tie with Misericordia
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| GETTYSBURG, Pa. – Sophomore Eric Hynes (Far Hills, N.J./The Pingry School)
scored a pair of first-half goals for the Gettysburg College men’s soccer team in its match with visiting Misericordia
University Wednesday night, but the Cougars staged a comeback in the second half to knot the score and keep the
Bullets from their third-straight victory to start the season with a 2-2 double overtime tie. Gettysburg (2-0-1)
controlled the tempo early against Misericordia (0-2-1) with several offensive strikes and hit paydirt at 17:01
when Hynes converted a header pass from senior Geoff Menge (Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks West) for his first goal
of the match. Junior Rich Kampert (Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks West) also picked up an assist on the play after
lining a free kick directly to Menge in the box. Hynes struck again just over seven minutes later, fielding a chip
pass out of the midfield from fellow sophomore Kyle DeBlois (Cranbury, N.J./Princeton) and beating a pair of defenders
into the box, where he placed the ball past the on-coming keeper for his team-best third goal of the 2009 season.
The Cougars’ fortunes started to turn 12 minutes into the second stanza when Menge took a penalty kick for the
Bullets and missed wide left. Just two minutes later, his number on Misericordia’s side, Joey Scanlon, took a penalty
kick and blasted it top-shelf just left of middle, cutting the deficit to 2-1 at 59:31. The visitors knotted the
score in the 66th minute when Joshua Yoo raced down the right side of the box and nailed a cross in front of the
goal. Tim Bullis was waiting just inside the left post to head to ball into the net and tie the match. Gettysburg
picked up a red card with less than 15 minutes ago, forcing the Bullets to play a man down. The offense was still
able to threaten the Cougar goal, including a shot by Hynes that was turned away by Andrew Loyd at 84:26. |
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