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Shaylee McGlinchey dribbles by a defender
Sean Laughlin
0
Wilson WILSON (0-5-0)
4
Winner Penn St.-Altoona PENN ST. (1-3-0)
Wilson WILSON
(0-5-0)
0
Final
4
Penn St.-Altoona PENN ST.
(1-3-0)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Wilson WILSON 0 0 0
Penn St.-Altoona PENN ST. 2 2 4

Game Recap: Women's Soccer | | By Logan Smith

Altoona Too Much For Phoenix On Pitch

(ALTOONA, Pa.) – The Wilson women's soccer team was back in action Saturday as it headed west to take on Penn State Altoona in non-conference action. The Phoenix battled through the full 90 with Madison Ebersole (Jr., Big Pool, Md. / Clear Springs) reaching double digits in saves once again, but the Lions used an early goal to build momentum and go on to victory.

The Basics

Score: Wilson 0, Penn State Altoona 4

Venue: Spring Run Stadium

Records: Wilson 0-5-0, Penn State Altoona 1-3-0

How It Happened
  • Altoona benefited from putting pressure on early and found the back of the net 2:30 into the contest. They followed up with another shot six minutes later, but Ebersole was able to make the save to keep it a 1-0 game. The Phoenix proceeded to build some momentum which resulted in Claire Thompson (FY, Harrisburg, Pa. / Central Dauphin) finding an open look at the goal which was saved by Altoona's Mya Torres. The Lions resumed the pressure and eventually scored another in the 24th minute.
  • The Phoenix came out in the second half on fire and had three chances in the opening 10 minutes. Lena Pope (FY, Shepherdstown, W.Va. / Jefferson) had the first which went over the target in the 48th. Caden Edmunds (FY, Etters, Pa. / Red Land) and Breanna Oliviero (So., Wernersville, Pa. / Conrad Weiser) both had open looks with saves by Torres before Altoona scored in the 55th. The Lions added another in the 66th for the final tally.
Inside The Numbers
  • Ebersole went the full 90 and recorded a dozen saves on 16 shots on goal faced. It's the second time this season she's recorded at least 10 saves.
  • Edmunds, Pope and Oliviero all paced the Phoenix with two shots each.
  • Corner kicks were even at three each.
Up Next
It will be short rest for Wilson as they remain in western Pennsylvania to take on Mount Aloysius in a Sunday matinee at 3 p.m.
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