|
1st |
2nd |
Final |
| St. Francis Brooklyn |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Holy Cross |
4 |
0 |
4 |
Box Score
WORCESTER, Mass. - The Holy Cross women's soccer team defeated St. Francis Brooklyn, 4-0, Sunday afternoon to extend their unbeaten streak to five games as they head into Patriot League play.
The Crusaders got goals from four different players on the day. Olivia Ferrara scored her second of the year, while Kelly Crowley, Carly Flahive, and Lexi Ansaldi all notched their first strike of the season.
Ferrara put Holy Cross on the board in the eighth minute with a little help from Jenna Barnes. Then, 36 seconds later, Kelly Crowley sent a laser in from the right side that the Terriers' goalkeeper couldn't handle to make it 2-0. Crowley then got her third point of the game when she assisted Flahive in the 12th minute. Ansaldi capped the scoring in the 42nd minute when she ran on to a ball that was lifted perfectly over the St. Francis defense by Brooke Robinson and buried it in the bottom left corner.
INSIDE THE NUMBERS:
- Crowley and Ferrara are now tied for the team lead with four points on the year. Ferrara leads in goals and Crowley in assists, both with two.
- Caroline Cashion saw her first game action in goal, playing the entire second half, since her sophomore season.
- Cashion and Sophia Lettieri combined for only two saves on the afternoon as the Crusader defense allowed only seven shots in total.
UP NEXT:
Holy Cross will open Patriot League play next Sunday, Sept. 22, when Army West Point comes to Worcester for a 2:05 p.m. matchup.
