Wildcats Explode Past Bryant, 6-1

Thursday, October 13

Durham, N.H.

6 PM

University of New Hampshire

6-5-1, 3-1-1

Bryant

3-7-4, 0-3-3

Bryant

New Hampshire

10/13/2022 8:08:00 PM | Women's Soccer

Box Score

DURHAM, NH. – Five different Wildcats scored in Thursday evening's contest to lift the University of New Hampshire's women's soccer team past the Bryant University Bulldogs, 6-1 on at Wildcat Stadium.

The Wildcats' record extends to 6-5-1 (3-1-1, America East) and the Bulldogs falls to 3-7-4 (0-3-3, America East).

UP NEXT:
· The Wildcats return to action on Sunday, Oct. 16, when they host Vermont at 2 p.m. for Senior Day,

FIRST HALF:
·       Freshman forward Abbi Maier (Cincinnati, Ohio) struck first when she buried the ball to the bottom left corner of the net in the 9^th minute. Junior midfielder Anna Hewlett (Webster, N.Y.) passed the ball to Maier in the right corner, who buried the ball inside the 18-yard box.
·       Grad-student forward Maddy Warren (West Covina, Calif.) put the Wildcats in the lead, 2-1 when she rocketed the ball to the high left corner of the net in the 34^th minute. Grad-student forward Gudrun Haralz (Kópavogur, Iceland) passed the ball to Warren, and recorded an assist on the play.
·       Junior midfielder Sarah Peternel (Wolfeboro, NH.) scored her first career goal in the 40^th minute. Peternel shot the ball in the low, left corner of the net from the 18-yard box following a pass from Hewlett.
·       Junior Back Ella Dudley (St. Augustine, Fla.) fired a header goal in the high right corner of the net in the 43^rd minute of the game following junior forward Emily Bini's (Guilderland, N.Y.) corner kick.

SECOND HALF:
· Warren struck again and found the low right corner of the net in the 64^th minute. Bini crossed the ball and found Warren who knocked the ball in.
· Senior forward Whitney Wiley (Vienna, Va.) scored her first goal of the season in the 64^th minute, unassisted. Wiley struck the ball at the top of the 6-yard box and found the low right corner of the net.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS:
·       The Wildcats outshot the Bulldogs 14-7.
·       UNH took six corner kicks compared to Bryant's three.
·       UNH made three saves while Bryant made five.

BEYOND THE BOXSCORE:
· The Wildcats scored four goals in the first half, making this the first time since UNH's contest against Merrimack on February 24, 2021.
· The last time UNH scored six goals in a single contest was on September 27, 2015, when they hosted Binghamton. The 'Cats won that contest, 6-0.