Sunday, September 15
Cincinnati OH
1 pm
Kent State University
at
University of Cincinnati
Women’s Soccer Travels to Cincinnati on Sunday
9/14/2013 5:50:00 PM | Women's Soccer
KENT, Ohio - The Kent State women's soccer team travels to Cincinnati (1-3-0) for a 1 p.m. game against the Bearcats at Gettler Stadium on Sunday. The Golden Flashes are currently 4-2-0 on the year, while Cincinnati is just 1-6.   Fans can view the game live, for a fee, on gobearcats.com or track the game via gametracker.
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The Golden Flashes went 1-1 at the College of Charleston Cup last weekend, defeating the host Cougars 1-0 but falling to Coastal Carolina 1-0.  Junior Stephanie Haugh scored in the 21st minute to lead Kent State to its victory over Charleston to earn All-Tournament Team honors. Teammates Katherine Lawrence and Morgan Mah were also selected to the All-Tournament Team.
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Jessacca Girona leads the KSU offense with 20 shots, including a team-high two goals. Stephanie Senn led the defensive effort with a season-high eight saves during the win over Charleston, after a seven-save effort in the opening game vs. Coastal Carolina.  Senn has a 1.05 goals against average and an .806 save percentage on the year.
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Cincinnati dropped its third consecutive game on Friday evening in a 3-0 loss to Xavier. After a 2-1 victory vs. Marshall in its season opener, Cincinnati went on for three straight losses (Miami, Nebraska and Dayton), and earned a 4-1 win vs. UMass-Lowell on Sept. 1. Since then, the Bearcats have fallen to Long Beach State, UC Santa Barbara and most recently, the Musketeers.
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Jae Atkinson leads the offense with four points on a goal and an assist, followed by Katy Couperus with three on a goal and an assist. Goalkeeper Kristina Utley is 1-3-0 for the Bearcats and has allowed 12 goals in 360:00. Natalie Smith has seen 270:00 minutes of action and is 0-3-0 on the year.
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After Sunday's game, the Golden Flashes will be back at home to host Youngstown State at 4 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 20.
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The Golden Flashes went 1-1 at the College of Charleston Cup last weekend, defeating the host Cougars 1-0 but falling to Coastal Carolina 1-0.  Junior Stephanie Haugh scored in the 21st minute to lead Kent State to its victory over Charleston to earn All-Tournament Team honors. Teammates Katherine Lawrence and Morgan Mah were also selected to the All-Tournament Team.
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Jessacca Girona leads the KSU offense with 20 shots, including a team-high two goals. Stephanie Senn led the defensive effort with a season-high eight saves during the win over Charleston, after a seven-save effort in the opening game vs. Coastal Carolina.  Senn has a 1.05 goals against average and an .806 save percentage on the year.
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Cincinnati dropped its third consecutive game on Friday evening in a 3-0 loss to Xavier. After a 2-1 victory vs. Marshall in its season opener, Cincinnati went on for three straight losses (Miami, Nebraska and Dayton), and earned a 4-1 win vs. UMass-Lowell on Sept. 1. Since then, the Bearcats have fallen to Long Beach State, UC Santa Barbara and most recently, the Musketeers.
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Jae Atkinson leads the offense with four points on a goal and an assist, followed by Katy Couperus with three on a goal and an assist. Goalkeeper Kristina Utley is 1-3-0 for the Bearcats and has allowed 12 goals in 360:00. Natalie Smith has seen 270:00 minutes of action and is 0-3-0 on the year.
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After Sunday's game, the Golden Flashes will be back at home to host Youngstown State at 4 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 20.
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