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Quinnipiac QUI (5-4-1, 2-0-1 MAAC)
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Marist MARW (5-4-2, 2-0-1 MAAC)
Quinnipiac QUI
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Marist MARW
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Quinnipiac QUI 0 1 0 0 1
Marist MARW 0 1 0 0 1

Game Recap: Women's Soccer |

Red Foxes And Bobcats Play To 1-1 Tie

POUGHKEEPSIE, New York — The Marist College women's soccer team and the Quinnipiac Bobcats played to a 1-1 tie Saturday afternoon at Tenney Stadium. Each team netted a goal in regulation, but no one was able to end it in either overtime period. Marist now stands at 2-0-1 in the MAAC, with a 5-4-2 overall record.

SUMMARY

All of the scoring in this match came in the second half. In the 60th minute, Quinnipiac would strike first after a header by Madison Borowiec. She now is tied for the second most goals scored for the Bobcats. The Red Foxes were down to their last breath, and they came through in the 88th minute. Nicole Sasso tied it up off the assist from Tori Flaherty to send it into overtime. Marist had a chance to win the game in the first overtime when Hope Quinonez attempted a penalty kick in the 96th minute, but Bobcat goalkeeper Olivia Myszewski came up with the save.

KEY PLAYS

  • Quinnipiac scored its first goal in the 60th minute thanks to Borowiec's fourth goal of the season.
  • With the Red Foxes down to their final chances, they capitalized on a corner kick by Flaherty. To that point Marist had dominated play in the second half.
  • In 96th minute during the first overtime after a foul in the box, Quinonez was denied on the penalty kick by Myszewski, it was one of the final and best chances for either team

KEY STATS

  • Quinnipiac would outshoot the Red Foxes in the first half 8-7 but Marist would dominate from there on out, finishing the game with 27 total shots to the Bobcats' 12.
  • The Red Foxes put 10 shots on goal, many of which were prime goal scoring chances.
  • A physical but but even game Quinnipiac held the edge in fouls, 9-8.

QUOTE OF THE G­AME

"It's a tie and we got a point out of this at home which is good but you can't help be a little bit disappointed that we didn't come out of this with a win. In the second half we turned up the heat and the pressure, we got forward and created a lot of goal scoring opportunities. All in all we had multiple chances to win the game but just couldn't put it away." – Head coach Gene Smith.

UP NEXT

The Red Foxes travel to Jersey City to take on Saint Peter's on Wednesday the 27th. Kickoff is scheduled for 3 PM.

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