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While
the three goals for Scavo were a career-best for the backliner, it was
the second hat trick of the season for Hislop and seventh of her
Franklin Pierce career.
After some misfortune kept the Ravens off the scoreboard in the
early going, they finally broke through in the 32nd minute as
Hughes fed Hislop with a through ball that was misjudged by American
International junior goalkeeper Sara
Hyde (Winter Haven, Fla./Auburndale),
allowing Hislop to break in for the empty net goal. The match-winning
tally was her team leading third of the season and tenth of her career.
Franklin Pierce doubled its lead just 3:13 later as Hughes
spotted Welcome in the center of the penalty area on a free kick from
the left channel for a one-timed shot off the side of Welcome’s foot
at 34:33.
Scavo then scored all three of her goals in
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succession
to open the second half. Her first came off a corner kick just
44-seconds into the stanza when she followed up her own rebound. Scavo
converted on a scramble in front after off a serve from Hughes at 60:58,
then headed in a Hughes corner kick at the far post at 61:58.
Hislop then rounded out the scoring for the Ravens with a pair of
goals to complete her hat trick, scoring first on a break away set up by
sophomore Caoimhe
O’Donnell (Bowmanville, Ontario/Virginia Intermont)
at 73:52, before curling in a free kick from the right channel in the 80th
minute.
Sophomore goalkeeper Linnea
Authier (East Longmeadow, Mass./East Longmeadow)
posted one save to preserve her first shutout of the season (third
career) for the Ravens. Hyde finished with six stops for the Yellow
Jackets.
Franklin Pierce (7-0, 5-0 NE-10) returns to action on Wednesday when it hosts Conference and regional rivals Merrimack College at 3:30 p.m. American International (1-7, 1-4 NE-10) hosts Saint Anselm College on Thursday at 4 p.m.
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