MATCH CENTER:
Wednesday, Oct. 3 – 3 p.m.
Post at Bloomfield
Newark, N.J. |
Saturday, Oct. 6 – 1 p.m.
Post vs. Goldey-Beacom
Waterbury, Conn. – LaMoy Field
Coverage: Live Stats |
Fresh off two wins during its last three-game homestand, the Post University women's soccer team will play a pair of Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) matches this week. The Eagles will travel to Bloomfield on Wednesday, Oct. 3, at 3 p.m., and the week will round out at LaMoy Field when they host Goldey-Beacom on Saturday afternoon.
Notes:
Last Time Out: Post 6, Concordia 1 –
Recap | Box
Behind the strength of four first half goals and a hat trick from junior
Renel Dennis (Queens, N.Y.), the Post University women's soccer team captured its first Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) victory of the season with a 6-1 triumph over Concordia at LaMoy Field on Tuesday afternoon.
In addition to Dennis' six-point match, Post got two goals and two assists from senior
Sabrina Sinopoli (Watertown, Conn.), while sophomore
Tessa Dunster (Stamford, Conn.) contributed one goal and one assist. Defensively,
Grace McConnell (Leeds, England) made one save in 54:04 of action to earn the win.
Scoring Surplus:
During its three-game homestand from Sept. 17-25, the Post University women's soccer team outscored the opposition 12-5 in three matches. The 12 goals doubled the Eagles' output from their first six matches combined. To date, Post has tallied 18 goals this season and has received hat tricks from Dunster and Dennis.
Statistically Speaking:
On the national scene, Dennis is ranked 13
th in goals per game (1.0), 18
th in total goals (nine), 25
th in points per game (2.11), and 29
th in total points (19). Sinopoli is 33
rd in total assists (five) and 35
th in assists per game (0.56). Post has two players ranked in the top-three in four different statistical categories in the CACC. Dennis sits third in shots (32), points (19) and goals (nine). Sinopoli is ranked second in the in assists with five. She is one assist behind the CACC leader, Carissa Strye of Caldwell.
Series History With Bloomfield:
Post has won every meeting between the Eagles and Deacons and sits 10-0 all-time since the school transitioned to NCAA Division II membership. Post is 3-0 in the previous road meetings.
Previous Results:
10/11/11…...............H...….….........W, 4-1
10/20/10…...............A….……..........W, 1-0
10/21/09…...............H...….…..........W, 3-1
10/29/08…...............H....……..........W, 4-0
10/23/07…...............A….……..........W, 2-1
9/5/06…………..........H...…..….........W, 7-0
9/24/05….................H…….…..........W, 1-0
9/25/04….................H………...........W, 6-0
9/27/03….................A....……..........W, 2-0
9/28/02….................H....……..........W, 2-0
Scouting The Deacons:
Bloomfield enters the matchup with Post on a three-match losing streak and stands at 2-5 overall and 1-4 in CACC matches. Mikie Bradley leads the Deacons with two goals this season. Jaclyn Kosh leads the goalkeepers with 28 saves and is 1-2 this season with a shutout.
Series History With Goldey-Beacom:
Post enters the 2012 season with a 5-6 all-time record against the Goldey-Beacom Lightning. The Eagles have won the last three meetings in Waterbury and sit 3-2 all-time at home.
Previous Results:
10/8/11…................A...………..W, 1-0 (OT)
10/23/10….............H…….…….........W, 3-2
10/10/09….............A........…….........L, 3-1
11/1/08…................H...……….........W, 6-0
10/6/07…................A………….........W, 3-1
9/30/06…................H......…….........W, 1-0
10/31/05…..............A……….............L, 2-0
10/15/05…..............A…………….......L, 3-2
10/16/04…..............H...…….….........L, 2-1
10/18/03…..............A...…….….........L, 4-0
10/19/02…..............H…………….......L, 3-1
Scouting The Lightning:
Goldey-Beacom will round out its competitions this week when they travel to Waterbury for a CACC contest. The Lightning will take on Lincoln (Pa.) on Wednesday, Oct. 3. Goldey-Beacom begins the week with a record of 2-8 overall and 1-6 in conference tilts, and it has won two of its last three matches. The Lightning offense is led by Danielle Semenza (four goals, one assist) and Tiffany Kelly (three goals, one assist). Defensively, Alyssa Vetrano has logged all 900 minutes in goal and made 52 saves. She has allowed 21 goals in 10 matches.
On The Horizon:
Post begins a four-game road trip as it travels to Caldwell on Oct. 9, at 3 p.m. The Eagles will also visit Chestnut Hill (Oct. 13), Bridgeport (Oct. 17) and Holy Family (Oct. 20) during the stretch.
