ORONO, ME - The Saint Peter's University women's soccer team lost to the University of Maine by a score of 4-0 on Sunday afternoon.
Game Notes
- The scoreline could have been much different if it were not for freshman goalkeeper Olivia Mackethan, who made nine first half saves.
- The Black Bears scored in the 37th and the 44th minutes to take a two goal lead into the break.
- Maine came out of halftime and scored almost immediately in the 49th minute.
- The Peacocks best chance of the game came in the 68th minute, when freshman forward Taylor Moyer drew a penalty kick. She would end up taking it and missing wide right.
- Maine added another goal late to finish the game up 4-0.
Inside the Numbers
- Mackethan was busy all afternoon, making 16 saves and setting the record for the most saves ever by a freshman goalie at Saint Peter's.
- The Peacocks registered four shots. Senior defender Brooke Boutchie had two while Moyer and junior midfielder Iva Trifunovic recorded one.
- Saint Peter's put two shots on target, courtesy of Boutchie and Moyer.
Thoughts From the Manager - Julia Bazi
- Today's game was for Brooke Boutchie. If there was a kid that plays with their heart on their sleeve, it's her!
- Olivia was outstanding! Our freshmen are getting better, the team will get better each game!
- We are hoping once everyone is fit and healthy we can put a good run of games in.
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