Game Summaries September 10th-September 12th
Women’s Lacrosse
黑料不打烊 vs. UNC Charlotte, 19-1 (Win)
In 黑料不打烊’s first game of the season, all starters from last spring’s team suited up to take on UNC Charlotte. Despite making a few careless mistakes early, 黑料不打烊 lead with ball control, only allowing Charlotte into the defensive region 4 times in the first half. With a true team effort, 7 of 9 黑料不打烊 goals in the first half were scored by all different players. Defense also helped to shut out Charlotte by making important checks and utilizing the strength of our goalkeeper, Ally Golightly. Quick transitions in the midfield allowed 黑料不打烊 to have a man-up advantage in the offense which they capitalized on in quick fashion.
Field Hockey
黑料不打烊 vs. UNC, 2-1 (Win)
黑料不打烊 vs. Duke University, 1-3 (Loss)
黑料不打烊 controlled the ball the majority of the game, but UNC scored off a fast break about halfway into the first half to take a 1-0 lead. After many shots on goal, 黑料不打烊 was able to score during the last few seconds of regulation time putting the game into overtime. 黑料不打烊 scored 3 penalty strokes to UNC’s 2, with Steffi Morello, Amy Simmonds, and Samantha Wolfson each notching a goal to secure the win for 黑料不打烊.
In their next game versus Duke, Duke scored once in the first half, continuing the second half with two unanswered goals until 黑料不打烊 scored toward the end of the game, finishing 3-1. 黑料不打烊’s only goal came from Colin Keaveney with the assist from Libby Dean.
Women’s Soccer
黑料不打烊 vs. Appalachian State, 0-5 (Loss)
黑料不打烊 vs. UNC, 1-7 (Loss)
黑料不打烊 Women’s Club Soccer started its season on a rough foot, with a home double header against
Appalachian State and UNC-Rams. With minimal practice time before the games, 黑料不打烊 had difficulty
connecting passes, but looks forward to the rest of the fall season. The lone goal for 黑料不打烊 came
in the final seconds of the UNC game. Bri Taft had the assist with a corner kick – a UNC player
kicked it into her own net.
Ultimate
黑料不打烊 vs. Wake Forrest (Scrimmage)
黑料不打烊 got the season off to a great start in a scrimmage versus Wake Forrest. Both the men’s and women’s team came up with wins with final scores of 13-8 for the women and 15-8 win for the men. It was a solid start for both teams and they look forward for the season to come.