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2009 Soccer
2008 Boxscores (continued)
Game 17 Game 18 Game 19
Siena 3, Rider 0 Loyola 2, Siena 1 Fairfield 0, Siena 0 – (2OT)
October 31 – Loudonville, N.Y
Fairfield wins penalty shootout 5-4
. November 2 – Loudonville, N.Y.
Freshman Ashleigh Barone scored two goals Siena women’s soccer lost its regular-season
MAAC Tournament Semifinals
in a 3-0 victory over Rider in Loudonville. With finale to Loyola 2-1 in Loudonville. With the win, November 7 – Loudonville, N.Y.
the win, Siena clinched one of the four spots Loyola won the Metro Atlantic Athletic
Siena women’s soccer tied Fairfield 0-0 through
in the 2008 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Conference regular-season championship and
110:00 minutes, but lost on penalty kicks 5-4 in
championships. the #1 seed in the Tournament.
Loudonville. Fairfield moves on to face top-seed
Siena (13-1-3, 6-1-1) controlled possession for Siena (13-2-3, 6-2-1) and Loyola (9-5-4, 7-0-2) Loyola in the MAAC Championship. Siena’s
much of the first half, but Rider (2-13-3, 1-6-1) played an even matched start. The Greyhounds season concludes with a 0-0 tie, bringing their
played good team defense and kept most of the outshot the Saints 10-7 in the first half and overall record to 13-2-4.
play up at midfield and on the perimeter. In the Siena only put one shot on goal.
Siena (13-2-4) and Fairfield (14-4-3) battled
15th minute, Rider had two quality scoring
The Saints had a great scoring chance taken away through two overtimes with the defenses and
chances. First, a ball was played through the
in the 24th minute of the game. Sophomore Cara goalkeepers playing superb. The two teams
Saints’ defense but goalkeeper Laura Ettinger
Riley played a long ball up the middle of the field played an even first half with scoring chances
came off her line to clear it away before Alison
and Maria DeMatteo challenged the last defender on both sides, but Siena outshot Fairfield 9-4
Brody could reach it. Less than a minute later,
for it. DeMatteo escaped the back, but just as she and put three on goal.
Kayla Devlin ripped a shot from 25 yards out, but
was speeding past her, the referee blew the play
once again, Ettinger made the save, tipping the
The second half and two overtimes were
dead for a foul on Loyola. DeMatteo’s breakaway
ball off the cross bar and collecting the rebound.
controlled by Fairfield and forced Siena’s team
was negated for a free kick.
defense and goalkeeper Laura Ettinger to step
Barone got the Saints on the scoreboard at the
Loyola took a 1-0 lead in the 51st minute on a up. They did. Ettinger made nine saves in the
32:49 mark. Sophomore Cara Riley played a
goal by Lea Day. Kelly Farrell served a ball from game, earning her eighth shutout of the season.
ball to the right corner of the penalty box where
the right sideline and Day headed it past goal- The game came down to penalty kicks.
Barone ran onto it and touched it past the
keeper Laura Ettinger at the near post from five
charging keeper
The first four shooters on each team (Maren
.
yards away.
Serafine, Cara Riley, Maria DeMatteo and
Barone scored her second goal of the game and
The Saints fought back to tie the game seven Marissa Shibley for the Saints and Robyn
15th of the season in the 81st minute. Sophomore
minutes later. Freshman Ashleigh Barone sent a Decker, Ahna Johnson, Chrissie Sidie and
Maria DeMatteo played a ball through the middle
cross from the right side of the box to Lindsay Nicole Cavallaro for the Stags) all scored. In the
of the defense that sent Barone on the break. She
Tegas who closed at the far post and headed it fifth round, Kelly Boudreau saved senior captain
tipped it past Post who was well out of her box,
into the back of the net. Shana Brady’s shot and Casey Frobey scored
regained control and sent her shot in the empty
the clinching goal as Fairfield won the penalty
net. DeMatteo created some more breathing room
Day scored the game winning goal in the 62nd
shootout 5-4.
at the 85:28 mark, scoring her seventh goal of the
minute on a 35-yard strike to the upper-90 at the
season. Chelsea Maguire beat her defender down
right post. Ettinger made seven saves in the loss. 1st 2nd OT 2OT Final
the right side and took it along the end line, played
Brittany Henderson made three saves in the win. Fairfield (14-4-3) 0 0 0 0 0
a crisp pass to DeMatteo who sent it in the back Seniors Patti Carroll, Stephanie DiMari, Chelsea
Siena (13-2-4) 0 0 0 0 0
of the net for a 3-0 lead. Maguire, and Shana Brady were honored in a
Ettinger earned her seventh shutout of the season
pre-game ceremony
Penalty Shootout Results
.
with two saves. Post made five saves for Rider. 1st 2nd Final
1 2 3 4 5 Total
The Saints have clinched a berth in the MAAC
Loyola (9-5-4, 7-0-2) 0 2 2
Fairfield Y Y Y Y Y 5
Tournament for the fifth time in six years.
Siena (13-2-3, 6-2-1) 0 2 1 Siena Y Y Y Y N 4
1st 2nd Final
L – Lea Day (Kelly Farrell), 50:23
Shots – Fairfield 20, Siena 14
Rider (2-13-3, 1-6-1) 0 0 0 S – Lindsay Tegas (Ashleigh Barone), 57:06
Siena (13-1-3, 6-1-1) 1 2 3
Saves – Siena 9, Fairfield 3
L – Lea Day, 61:11
S – Ashleigh Barone (Cara Riley), 32:49
Corners – Fairfield 7, Siena 1
Shots – Loyola 18, Siena 12
S – Ashleigh Barone (Maria DeMatteo), 80:38
Fouls – Fairfield 16, Siena 9
Saves – Siena 7, Loyola 3
S – Maria DeMatteo (Chelsea Maguire), 85:28
Offsides – Fairfield 1, Siena 0
Corners – Loyola 3, Siena 2
Shots – Siena 18, Rider 4
Cards – YC – Jasmin Corniel (Fairfield), 55:17
Fouls – Loyola 14, Siena 5
Saves – Rider 5, Siena 2
A – 1,265
Offsides – Siena 0, Rider 0
Corners – Siena 5, Rider 0
Cards – None
Fouls – Rider 10, Siena 9
A – 246
Offsides – Siena 0, Rider 0
Cards – YC – Rider Team, 84:09
A – 188
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