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Jordyn Calas
Sydney Rutherford
6
Winner Southern Conn. St. SCU (1-1-1, 0-0-0)
0
Post POST (0-3-0, 0-0-0)
Winner
Southern Conn. St. SCU
(1-1-1, 0-0-0)
6
Final
0
Post POST
(0-3-0, 0-0-0)
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Southern Conn. St. SCU 3 3 6
Post POST 0 0 0

Game Recap: Women's Soccer | | Michael Vesci, Director of Athletic Communications

Women's Soccer Shutout by Southern Connecticut on Friday Afternoon

WATERBURY, Conn. – On a hot, humid day at LaMoy Field, Post University Women's Soccer fell to in-state opponent Southern Connecticut State University, 6-0, dropping their third consecutive game to start the 2023 season while being shutout for the third straight game as well. The Owls pounded out 17 shots on their offensive attack to the Eagles' seven, en route to their first victory of the season. 
 

THE BASICS 

Post University 0, Southern Connecticut State University 6

Post University (0-3-0) 

Southern Connecticut State University (1-1-1)

HOW IT HAPPENED 

The scoring got started just under seven minutes into the contest as graduate forward Alexis Burr buried a shot by freshman goalkeeper Aryn Nisbet after a caroming ball found her foot after bouncing around off a few Southern Connecticut players in front. 

Just following the water break at the 25 minute mark, junior forward Kylee Slavik, who anchored the offensive attack for the Owls most of the day, netted one to the left side of Nisbet to make it a 2-0 game and towards the end of the half another left side shot from junior forward Kat Mancinone made a three-score game heading into the break. 

Despite some strong rushes from freshman forward Jordyn Calas and junior forward Tassia Ferreira, the Eagles would be unable to put one in the back of the net in the second half. Freshman midfielder Reese Kloetzer and junior forward Alyssa Hebb both manufactured some big offensive chances for Post via corner kicks and long balls that went deep into the Owls' defensive zone as well. 

Three more goals would be scored by Southern Connecticut in the second half as senior forward Alexie Rosado, sophomore forawrd Nicky Deslauriers, and senior forward Ashley Wright all tallied goals for the Owls in their 6-0 victory over the Eagles.

BY THE NUMBERS 

  • Battling the blazing heat, Alyssa Hebb and Amber McGee played all 90 minutes of the match, the only two from either team to do so, McGee also came up with a kick save in front of the net to prevent another Owls' goal in the second half 
  • Aryn Nisbet allowed five goals on seven shot attempts, she has faced 58 shots through her first three collegiate games
  • Post University falls to 1-5-0 all-time against Southern Connecticut and have been shutout in all five of those losses
  • This is the first time since 2021 in which the Eagles have been shutout in three consecutive matches (9/22/21, 9/25/21, 10/2/21)

 

WHO'S NEXT 

The Eagles get right back to it on Sunday afternoon at noon when they take on D'Youville University at LaMoy Field, their fourth consecutive home match to start the 2023 season. Post University is 1-0 all-time against the Saints, having beaten them in Buffalo, New York last year by a final score of 1-0. 

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