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Women's Soccer team on the sidelines
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Bryant BRY (2-4-0, 0-0-0)
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Winner Merrimack MC (2-2-1, 0-0-0)
Bryant BRY
(2-4-0, 0-0-0)
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Final
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Merrimack MC
(2-2-1, 0-0-0)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Bryant BRY 1 0 1
Merrimack MC 1 1 2

Game Recap: Women's Soccer | | Sarah Burns, Athletic Communications

Bulldogs drop Sunday afternoon game to Merrimack

NORTH ANDOVER, MASS. - After a hard fought game at the Warriors home turf, Bryant women's soccer fell to Merrimack 2-1 on Sunday afternoon.

Game Information
Bryant 1, Merrimack 2
Records: Bryant (2-3-0), Merrimack (3-1-1)
Location: North Andover, Mass. (Marton-Mejail Field)

Coaches comments on the loss…

"We started very well today and were very deserving of our 1-0 lead. As the game wore on, we strayed away from our best soccer and didn't recover our top level until the last 10 minutes. We pushed hard for a tying goal but the best we could do was hit the crossbar. These past two games are teaching us the importance of maintaining consistency for the full 90 minutes as well as how to do that."

Key Moment

  • Merrimack's Jillian Golden finished a pass from Julia Ostermann to give the Warriors the lead they needed to win the game.

Scoring Summary

  • 35th minute - Bryant 1, Merrimack 0 - In only her second game of the season, Ava Feeley fought off Merrimack defenders to pass the ball to Ali Mokriski who then took a shot on goal. The shot was originally saved by the keeper but Mokriski was able to tap it in to get the first points on the board. 

  • 36th minute - Bryant 1, Merrimack 1 - In quick response, Merrimack's Lauren Boughner was able to intercept a pass between two Bulldogs and dribble the ball to the edge of the 18 and send a shot into the net.

  • 49th minute - Bryant 1, Merrimack 2 - Julia Ostermann from Merrimack sent the ball into open space where Jillian Golden was able to shoot it into the net to bring the Warriors ahead.

Game Notes

  • Bryant is now 4-8-1 all-time vs. Merrimack.

  • Sophomore Ali Mokriski scored her first career goal.

  • Ava Feeley was named the assist, her first point of the season and as a Bryant athlete.

  • Selena Negron finished Sunday's game with eight saves, tying her season high. 

  • Bryant finished with 21 shots, Merrimack 20. Makayla Griffin and Jordyn Collins each finished the game with four. 

Next Up

Bryant is to finish its four-game stretch on the road by traveling back to Fairfield, Conn. to take on Sacred Heart University on Tuesday. Kickoff is set for 3:00 p.m.


 
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