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Women's Soccer Shoulders 3-1 Setback At Springfield In NEWMAC Semifinals

Women's Soccer Shoulders 3-1 Setback At Springfield In NEWMAC Semifinals

Scoring Summary

1st - 2:38 - Amanda Wright (Springfield)
2nd - 59:43 - Sara Swetland (Springfield)
2nd - 72:49 - Kaleigh Dale (Springfield)
2nd - 89:37 - Jess Frost (Emerson)

Game Leaders

Emerson
G: Jess Frost - 1
A: N/A
Sh: Grace Cosgrove - 4
Sv: Megan Rose - 9
Springfield
G: 3 Players (#20, #23, #24) - 1
A: 2 Players (#11, #24) - 1
Sh: 2 Players (#20, #24) - 5
Sv: Jackie Davis - 3

Team Stats

Emerson
Springfield

Shots (on goal)

10 (4)
21 (12)

Saves

9
3

Fouls

3
3

Corner Kicks

2
7

Offsides

0
1
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Nov 01, 2018

THE BASICS 

NEWMAC SEMIFINALS 

Score: Springfield 3, Emerson 1

Records: No. 3 Emerson Lions (11-7-1, 7-4-1 NEWMAC) ; No. 2 Springfield Pride (14-4-1, 8-2 NEWMAC) 

Location: Springfield, Mass. 

Date: Thursday, November 1, 2018 

The Lead: Senior Jess Frost (Palos Verdes Estates, Calif.) netted a goal for the Lions deep into the second half, but the No. 3 Emerson women's soccer team were upended 3-1 by the No. 2 Springfield Pride on Thursday night in the NEWMAC Championship Semifinal round. 

 

INSIDE THE NUMBERS 

  • Frost's goal counted as her eighth of the year and was followed by four shots from freshman Grace Cosgrove (Sherman Oaks, Calif.) and a pair from junior Veronica Alberts (Half Moon Bay, Calif.). 
  • Freshman keeper Megan Rose (Danville, Calif.) surrendered three goals in the loss and came away with nine saves on 12 shots on target. 
  • Sara Swetland picked up a three point effort for Springfield with a goal and assist followed by goals from Amanda Wright and Kaleigh Dale and a helper by Sydney Wine. 
  • Jackie Davis came away with three saves in the win for Springfield and allowed one goal on four shots. 
  • Springfield outshot Emerson, 21-10, and also held the advantage in corner kicks, 7-2. 

 

HOW IT HAPPENED 

3": Emerson found themselves in an early 1-0 hole three minutes into the opening half when Swetland slipped a pass to Wright, who put the ball over Rose and into the left side. Springfield registered a pair of shots towards Rose at the 30th minute mark, but the back line was able to clear the ball. 

60': After the Lions held the Pride to a one-goal lead through a chunk of the game, the hosts upped its lead to 2-0 when a rebounded shot by Dale landed on the foot of Swetland, who hammered the ball past Rose. 

73": With 17 minutes left in regulation, the Lions were on the other side of a 3-0 deficit after a corner kick by Wine was followed up by Dale jumping above a defender and put in a header into the top left corner. 

90": Emerson made its way onto the board with 23 ticks on the clock when Frost caught up with a ball that was sent into the box before the senior headed the 3-1 goal over the hands of Davis. 

 

UP NEXT

  • Emerson's 2018 campaign has come to a close. 
  • No. 2 Springfield will take on No. 1 MIT in the NEWMAC Championship game on Saturday, November 3. 

 

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