Women’s Soccer Ties St. Francis Brooklyn, 0-0

Thursday, September 2

Durham, N.H.

6 PM

University of New Hampshire

1-2-1, 0-0-0

St. Francis College Brooklyn

1-2-2, 0-0-0

St. Francis Brooklyn

New Hampshire

Abbie Burgess (Photo by Larissa Biette)

Photo by: Larissa Biette

9/2/2021 10:05:00 PM | Women's Soccer

Box Score

Wildcats outshot the Terriers 27-11.

DURHAM, N.H – The University of New Hampshire women's soccer team tied St. Francis College Brooklyn, 0-0, on Thursday night at Wildcat Stadium. The Wildcats outshot the Terriers by a 27-11 margin, including a 12-2 advantage in shots on goal.

The Wildcats are now 1-2-1, while the Terriers hold a record 1-2-2 record.

VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS | PHOTO GALLERY

UP NEXT:

UNH returns to action on Sunday, Sept. 5, to take on Syracuse at Wildcat Stadium at 2 p.m. on ESPN+.

Score: New Hampshire 0, St. Francis Brooklyn 0 (2OT)
Records: UNH (1-2-1); St. Francis (1-2-2)
Location: Durham, N.H (Wildcat Stadium)
Date: Thursday, September 2, 2021
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Attendance: 159

BOXSCORE | VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS

HOW IT HAPPENED:

Sophomore Alivia Kelly (Pembroke, Mass.) took the first shot on goal of the game for the Wildcats but her direct kick was saved by Klil Keshwar. Kelly's shot was at the 11th minute.
The first half went scoreless as UNH outshot St. Francis 9-1, the Wildcats took four shots on goal while the defense held the Terriers to no shots on goal.
The Wildcats continued to control play in the second half with a 14-7 shot advantage but the contest remained tied and entered overtime.
Senior goalkeeper Cat Sheppard (Nesconset, N.Y.) continued to hold the game scoreless by saving two shots during the first overtime.
Neither team were able to find the back of the net after two periods of overtime for the 0-0 final.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS:

New Hampshire outshot St. Francis Brooklyn, 27-11, the Wildcats posted 12 shots on goal and UNH held the Terriers to two shots on goal.
The Wildcats dominated in the offensive zone with 19 corner kicks, while the Terriers took four.
Sheppard made two saves, while Keshwar had 12 for St. Francis College Brooklyn.
Freshman Abbie Burgess (Killingly, Conn.) led UNH with shots tallying nine with four shots on goal.