Women's soccer explodes for 11 goals in shutout win over Regis
October 9, 2010
Weston, Mass. – The Endicott women's soccer team scored four times in the first ten minutes – including three goals from Junior \#Colleen Pepin\# (Fairhaven, Mass.) – and cruised past The Commonwealth Coast Conference opponent Regis 11-0. The Gulls move to 10-2-1 overall and remain perfect in the conference at 8-0. Regis falls to 3-10-1 overall and 0-7-1 in league play.
Pepin was one of eight players to tally a goal in the win as the Gulls jumped out to a 10-0 halftime lead.
Pepin scored at 1:48 and 6:27 before completing the hat trick at 9:28. The forward also assisted on Sarah Johnson's (Harrisville, R.I.) goal at 2:04. \#Victoria Hunt\# (Cumberland, R.I.) and \#Alexandra Sutter\# (Waterbury, Conn.) each tallied goals for Endicott. Johnson assisted Sutter's score from a corner kick at 17:24.
Regis would hold Endicott from scoring for 8:30 before freshman \#Nicole Fournier\# (Milford, Mass.) posted the team's seventh goal at 25:49. Regis' Sam Correia (Berlin, Mass.) was able to manage a shot against the Gulls defense, but her attempt was outside the right post.
Endicott had 10 different players contribute towards 20 team shots in the first period. The Gulls recorded 14 shots by intermission. Regis' keeper, Michella Yebba (Wakefield, Mass.), had four saves for the Pride.
\#Alexandria Dussi\# (Boxford, Mass.) and \#Katy Hasek\# (Burlington, Mass.) posted Endicott's eighth and ninth scores, respectively. Hasek assisted on Dussi's tally in the 29th minute. The goal was the first of the season for the freshman Dussi and the junior Hasek.
Correia would replace Yebba as the Pride's keeper in the second half.
\#Chloe Moeller\# (Ellington, Conn.) recorded Endicott's tenth score after a feed from freshman \#Taylor Ocko\# (Danvers, Mass.). Endicott continued its offensive attack, but Regis held strong defensively for the next 25 minutes of the second half. Sutter's second goal of the afternoon capped the scoring in the 71st minute.
Endicott keeper \#Natalie Wyrsch\# (Dover, N.H.) had one save in 90-minutes of play to earn her sixth shutout of the season and third in as many games.