A Familiar Sight on Wednesday - Ashley Bares Being Stopped By Leslie Deebach

Marquette 1 (Miller 21′) – 1 (Thompson 71′) Wisconsin-Milwaukee

In what has become a familiar pattern for the 2010 Marquette Golden Eagles, the home side once again dominated the statistical sheet against a mid-major but were ultimately unable to win the match thanks to a strong goalkeeping effort on the other side. Marquette looked to be cruising to victory after Ally Miller had powered home Lauren Thut’s header in the twenty-first minute. Leslie Deebach’s five saves in the first half kept the visitors in the match until the seventy-first minute when the Panthers would equalize. Nicole Sperl’s long free kick was flicked on by Sarah Hagen, letting Keara Thompson beat Marquette keeper Natalie Kulla to the ball and putting the teams back on level terms with less than twenty minutes left to play. Deebach’s nine saves in regulation had given Milwaukee a chance to grab a winner in extra time, and Hagen would nearly do so in the second extra frame. The Panthers’ talisman would send a long header from a Makenzie Gillaspie pass sailing over Marquette keeper Natalie Kulla who was just able to race back and get a head to the ball, knocking it off the bar and saving the match for the home side. For the match, the Golden Eagles enjoyed a 12-2 advantage in shots on goal and 9-3 edge in corner kicks. Fouls were dead even and plentiful, as could be expected in a cross-town rivalry, with each side racking up twenty-two apiece through the one hundred ten minutes.

Other Matches

-Boston College stayed undefeated with a 4-1 win over Brown, with Victoria DiMartino picking up a hat trick for the Eagles. BC also got a goal and a pair of assists from Kristie Mewis.

-Sarah Furminger tallied a brace for Binghamton as they overcame Bucknell, 3-0.

-Abi Cottam walked away with the match ball for Rider as she nabbed a hat trick for the Broncos in a 3-0 win over Delaware State.

-George Mason blitzed VMI, 7-0, with Omolyn Davis involved in five of the goals. The towering forward scored twice and assisted on three other goals for the winners. Tiana Kallenberger also scored a pair for the Mason, while Kimmy Moss and Zania Barnum had two assists each.

-Ohio converted a penalty in the eighty-second minute through Cathryn Rogers and then watched Marshall hit the woodwork twice in the final few minutes as the Bobcats held on to a narrow 1-0 win a tightly fought rivalry match.

-Ohio State enjoyed a ridiculous 40-4 shot advantage in a 2-0 win over Cleveland State. Caitlyn Martin scored both goals for the home side with Liz Sullivan assisting on both goals for the Buckeyes.

-Maryland rushed out to a 2-0 lead but were pegged back to level terms by a battling Seton Hall team before a Sade Ayinde penalty settled matters for the Terps.

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