Friday, September 7
Fairfield, Conn.
3:00 PM
Columbia University
at
Sacred Heart
Women's Soccer Travels to Sacred Heart, Hosts Rider
9/6/2018 11:18:00 AM | Women's Soccer
The Columbia women’s soccer team readies for a pair of matches this weekend, first with a trip to Sacred heart on Friday, before hosting Rider on Sunday.
NEW YORK – The Columbia women's soccer team readies for a pair of matches this weekend, first with a trip to Sacred heart on Friday, before hosting Rider on Sunday.
The Lions enter the weekend at 2-1-1, with three of the first four results coming on the road. Sacred Heart is winless so far this season at 0-5, while Rider matches Columbia's record so far, but has a game with No. 23 Princeton on Thursday.
STRONG START
Through four contests in 2018, Columbia has found the back of the net in every match, posting a 2-1-1 mark.
Senior Emma Anderson leads the team in points (five) and goals (two), with five other Lions contributing to the scoring at one goal each. Emily Koe and Maddie Temares are tied for the team lead with one game-winner each, coming in the Fordham and Colorado College matches.
In net, Sophie Whitehouse has started all four matches, saving 24 shots while allowing four goals against.
Columbia most recently returned from a trip to Colorado, where the Lions split a pair of matches. At Colorado College on Friday, Aug. 31, the Lions posted a 2-1 victory, before dropping a match at Denver by the same score.
ABOUT THE PIONEERS | FRIDAY, 3:00 PM
Sacred Heart has not scored a goal since the first match of the season, a 3-2 loss to Iona. Since then, the Pioneers have dropped matches at Temple (2-0), at St. John's (3-0), at Brown (1-0), and against UMass Lowell (3-0).
Christina Palanza and Maranda Gibbons lead the team with one goal each, while Caitlyn Buckley and Emily Rosso have an assist. Senior goalkeeper Nicole Sambuco has played in all five contests, stopping 32 shots while allowing 12 goals.
ABOUT THE BRONCS | SUNDAY, 1:00 PM, ESPN+
The Lions and the Broncs have had similar paths to their seasons to this point, going 2-1-1 with a draw, two wins, and a loss - both in that order. Thus far, Sunday's opponent has played in three overtime matches, posting wins over Wagner and Fairleigh Dickinson, while drawing with Drexel. Rider plays No. 23 Princeton on Thursday, making it a pair of Ivy League weekend opponents for the squad from the MAAC.
Rider is led by Kourtney Cunningham and Sam Picinich, who both have a pair of goals and one assist through four matches this season. In goal, Carmen Carbonell has played every minute for the Broncs, saving 34 shots and allowing just five goals against.
The Lions enter the weekend at 2-1-1, with three of the first four results coming on the road. Sacred Heart is winless so far this season at 0-5, while Rider matches Columbia's record so far, but has a game with No. 23 Princeton on Thursday.
STRONG START
Through four contests in 2018, Columbia has found the back of the net in every match, posting a 2-1-1 mark.
Senior Emma Anderson leads the team in points (five) and goals (two), with five other Lions contributing to the scoring at one goal each. Emily Koe and Maddie Temares are tied for the team lead with one game-winner each, coming in the Fordham and Colorado College matches.
In net, Sophie Whitehouse has started all four matches, saving 24 shots while allowing four goals against.
Columbia most recently returned from a trip to Colorado, where the Lions split a pair of matches. At Colorado College on Friday, Aug. 31, the Lions posted a 2-1 victory, before dropping a match at Denver by the same score.
ABOUT THE PIONEERS | FRIDAY, 3:00 PM
Sacred Heart has not scored a goal since the first match of the season, a 3-2 loss to Iona. Since then, the Pioneers have dropped matches at Temple (2-0), at St. John's (3-0), at Brown (1-0), and against UMass Lowell (3-0).
Christina Palanza and Maranda Gibbons lead the team with one goal each, while Caitlyn Buckley and Emily Rosso have an assist. Senior goalkeeper Nicole Sambuco has played in all five contests, stopping 32 shots while allowing 12 goals.
ABOUT THE BRONCS | SUNDAY, 1:00 PM, ESPN+
The Lions and the Broncs have had similar paths to their seasons to this point, going 2-1-1 with a draw, two wins, and a loss - both in that order. Thus far, Sunday's opponent has played in three overtime matches, posting wins over Wagner and Fairleigh Dickinson, while drawing with Drexel. Rider plays No. 23 Princeton on Thursday, making it a pair of Ivy League weekend opponents for the squad from the MAAC.
Rider is led by Kourtney Cunningham and Sam Picinich, who both have a pair of goals and one assist through four matches this season. In goal, Carmen Carbonell has played every minute for the Broncs, saving 34 shots and allowing just five goals against.
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