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Posted: Sep 22, 2019

Thunder Sweep Huskies

Thunder Sweep Huskies
Box Score
Scoring Summary
1st - 3:00 - Sarah McClelland (CUE)
1st - 36:00 - Gabby Bayne (CUE)
1st - 45:00 - Tarah Pliska (CUE)
Game Leaders
CUE
G: 3 Players (#08, #11, #12) - 1
A: 2 Players (#03, #08) - 1
Sh: N/A
Sv: Monica Dickson - 7
KC
G: N/A
A: N/A
Sh: N/A
Sv: Anastacia Lalonde - 13
Team Stats
Full stats

Thunder Sweep Huskies

 

Sunday, September 22, 2019

Shell Place

SMS Equipment Stadium

Fort McMurray, Alberta

Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference Women's Soccer

Keyano College Huskies 0   Concordia University of Edmonton Thunder 3

Concordia Thunder came out fast with several shots on Keyano Huskies goalie Bridie Harding (1st year, Elementary Education, Crewe, United Kingdom), and the lanky goaltender was ready for the challenge, including a spectacular save off of a header at the two-minute mark.

Fifty-seven seconds later, Thunders' Kennedy Hay (2nd year, Bachelor of Arts, Spruce Grove Alberta) took control of the ball and made a simple, yet perfect pass to teammate Sarah McClelland (2nd year, Bachelor of Science, Edmonton Alberta) for the easy score from eight yards out.

Harding went down with an injury around the 12-minute mark and was taken off the field and is replaced by Anastacia Lalonde (1st year, Art & Design, Edmonton Alberta); play resuming at 17:09.

For the second time in the game, a corner kick leads to a Thunder header breaking mesh with Gabby Bayne (5th year, Business Management, Edmonton Alberta) going high for the score around 35 minutes,

Huskies had a chance to get on the scoreboard in extra time as a direct kick from 26 yards out from Natalie Orellana (1st year, Business Administration, Pinole California) was blocked by Thunder goalie Monica Dickson (2nd year, Bachelor of Arts, Edmonton Alberta).

The dying seconds of the first half found Tara Pliska (4th year, Bachelor of Education, Sturgeon County, Alberta) ricocheting the ball off the right goalpost to go up 3-0 heading into the locker room.

Huskies' Skylar Robertson (1st year, Nursing, Lac La Biche, Alberta) had a chance at 77 minutes with a blast from 18 yards out being tipped over the crossbar.  

The Home Hardware & Boston Pizza Player of the Game for the Huskies was Lisa Popp (1st year, College Prep, Germany). Thunder POG honours went to Monica Dickson.

Huskies now sport a record of  2 wins, 4 losses with 24 goals for and 9 goals against.

 

Photo: Emma Bendera (courtesy Sportsgate Fort McMurray)