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CAA Women’s Soccer Tournament

Posted by TTHS on 3rd November 2006

11/2 

10:18-Check that. The Tribe loses 6-5 in shootouts. Donna Mataya made her kick, but Brittany Bode missed. So disappointing that whenever it looks like we can make a run(see:Moulton-Levy last year) we always fall short. Looks like you can say bye-bye to a playoff home game.

10:14-Makes by Danielle Collins, Emily Kittleson, Abby Lauer, and Lauren Bowers. Miss by Meredith Brown.

For ODU-Makes-Beth Messier, Jodi Knorowski, Janna Pearson, and Katie Watson. Miss by Lisa McKenzie.

Wow, and we go to another shootout I guess?

10:12-SHOOTOUTS!

4-4 right now. Details later.

10:00-The second OT is finished, still 1-1. I will stay straight up that I have no idea what happens next, but I will post it as soon as I find out.

9:56-A bunch of shots this OT. W&M has 4 or 5, 1 for ODU. Wally commented about the yellow’s. ODU’s is Janna Pearson if I remember correctly, and Mary MacKenzie Grier has one for W&M. One minute left in OT 2, Katie Hogwood just had a shot blocked.

9:48-And on to overtime #2. ODU’s Shavon Knight got a shot off with less than a half a minute to go, but the Tribe got the save and the game will continue. Any readers know what happens if it goes past 2 OT’s? PK’s?

9:44-A couple minutes into OT. Both W&M and ODU have had 1 shot. Total shots for ODU-19, 7 shots on goal. W&M-11 shots, 3 shots on goal. The current time is 103:33.

9:33-And we are in over-time. Hopefully coach can rally the troops and we can get a game-winning goal!

9:31-In the 89th minute. ODU has gotten 2 shots in, both have missed. They have really dominated the second half, and I’m just hoping we can crawl into OT.

9:18-Getting later, 81st minute last I checked and it’s still 1-1. Claire Zimmeck just missed a shot on goal. Looking more and more like this is going to OT. Hopefully ODU doesn’t continue to dominate.

8:45-About 10 minutes into the second half, ODU came up with the equalizer. Katie Watson with the goal, Heather Vaughan with the assist. Again, ODU had several chances to put one in the net and finally did. One of their players just got a yellow, that may be important down the strech. We shall see.

8:25-And it’s at the half, still 1-0 in favor of William and Mary. Claire came close to a couple goals, one “off the crossbar”. Hopefully we can get another goal or 2 in the second half to put ODU away!

7:40-GOOOOOOOOOOOOAL! Donna Mataya puts in the back of the net, assist coming from CAA player of the year Claire Zimmeck. 6 minutes into the game, 1-0 Tribe.

7:21-I thought I’d start up a post tracking the CAA women’s soccer tourney, so I’ll set the scene for you guys. W&M had the first round off along with UNCW, but hopefully the upset bug doesn’t bite the Tribe like it did to the dub. They just lost to JMU, who will be W&M’s opponent if the undefeated in CAA play, #7 Tribe beats ODU tonight in VA Beach. Updates coming.

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Sports Round-up

Posted by TTHS on 22nd October 2006

Fall Sports Round-up 

Women’s Soccer 

Today the Tribe women’s soccer team shut out UNCW 2-0 at Albert-Daly field, clinching the CAA regular season championship. If you haven’t seen them play yet, you are really missing something. They are #16 in the nation, and close out the regular season on Friday night at home vs. ODU. Come out and watch Claire Zimmeck and co. on senior night!

Men’s Soccer

The men aren’t too shabby either! 4-3 in CAA play and 8-7-3 on the year. Friday was senior night and senior Pat Scherder put away 3 goals to give the Tribe a W. Today they played UNCW in Wilmington and won in a 2-0 shut out to stop UNCW’s 5 game win streak. The men finish out their season on the 26th @ ODU, and a bus trip is getting put together for students.

Field Hockey

On Friday #19 W&M beat #18 Hofstra at Busch Field, 1-0. Becky Van Zee improved the Tribe to 9-6 and 3-2 in CAA play.

Volleyball

After 3 straight homes wins, the Tribe volleyball team went a combined 0-6 in 2 road matches vs. NU and HU. The Tribe is 8-12 total and 5-8 and CAA play, and they have 4 more home games when GMU, JMU, Hampton, and VCU come to town.

Men’s Tennis

The duo of Colin O’Brien and Alex Cojanu just defeated a team from Clemson and advanced to the semis of the ITA mideast regional. Today they defeated the Citadel and Georgia Tech to win the tournament.

Women’s Tennis

Behind Megan Moulton-Levy and a great freshman class, the Tribe dominated the Hampton Roads invite claiming 7 titles. Will be interesting to see if Megan can make another run in the NCAA tourney like last year.

Other Sports

Men’s Swimming and Diving-2-0

Women’s Swimming and Diving: 1-1

Men’s Golf-Top 10 in every event they’ve competed in.

Women’s Golf-Best place so far is 9 of 12

Men’s XC-Has won 2 tournaments and been solid in the other 2 events.

Women’s XC-Won the Tribe open, struggled in Brooks pre-national invitational

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#16 Tribe Women’s Soccer Ties Northeastern, 2-2

Posted by TTHS on 1st October 2006

I saw the women’s soccer team was #16 in the nation, so thought I’d check them out. Here are my thoughts(and I’m less than an expert):

-Donna Mataya can play. She got both goals today, and was hustling to every ball.

-Sophomore goalie Meghan Walker had a few great saves, and I really didn’t think the goals were her fault.

-They couldn’t really hold a lead. After they got the first goals, Northeastern scored seconds later and same with the 2nd. They had plenty of shots to win it in overtime, but couldn’t pull it out.

-I was suprised by the crowd. It was almost as full as men’s soccer games. Kudos to the fans.

-Men’s soccer tied Northeastern, 1-1.

Here are the pictures(link below):

http://thetribehasspoken.net/images/soccer/women/vs-nu/

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