| Women's Soccer |
2003
NORTHEAST-10
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Sophomore
forward Laura Hislop (Belfast, Northern Ireland) totaled
seven points with three goals and an assist, while junior All-American Meghan
Welcome (Haverhill, Mass./Haverhill) added five points with a
goal (50th of her career) and three assists to lead the Franklin Pierce
offense to its largest goal output against a Conference opponent since
its 10-1 win over Stonehill College back on September 24.
Hislop netted the only goal Franklin Pierce would need just 3:25
into the contest when she took a through ball from Welcome and marched
in one-on-one with Pace sophomore goalkeeper Ria Carroll (Warwick,
R.I./Toll Gate) and fired the Ravens first shot of the match
into the upper right corner of the net.
Sophomore Sonya Hughes (Balbriggan, Ireland) gave the Ravens a two-goal lead just 7:26 later when she chipped a shot over Carroll from just outside the penalty area after a long ball over the top from freshman Mia Makarainen (Espoo, Finland) was flicked in by Welcome.
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Welcome
knocked in a rebound on the line after a cross from Hislop for her goal
in the 31st minute and Hislop rounded out the first half
scoring with a penalty kick at the 32:28-mark after Welcome was dragged
down in the box.
Hislop opened the second half scoring in the 62nd
minute to finish off her third hat trick of the season and sophomore Kirsi
Ekberg (Klaukkala, Finland) rounded out the scoring with her
first career goal in the 77th minute, assisted by senior Jillian
Tente (Wakefield, R.I./South Kingstown).
Senior goalkeeper Aase Kibsgaard (Korgen, Norway)
made three saves for Franklin Pierce to post her seventh shutout of the
season and 15th of her career to move into sole possession of
fifth place on the College’s all-time list.
Carroll finished with seven saves for the Setters in just under
71-minutes of work before giving way to freshman Jocelyn Durando
(Monroe, N.Y./Monroe-Woodbury), who totaled three stops over the
final 19:03.
Franklin Pierce finished with a 26-5 advantage in shots for the
match after taking a 15-0 advantage after 45-minutes.
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