HUNTINGTON, Ind. – It was a tale of two half’s Saturday, as Indiana Wesleyan women’s soccer scored all three of their goals in the first half, topping Huntington 3-1. The Wildcats dominated the pitch, firing off 21 shots and six corners while the Foresters mustered just 12 and two. Tia Sanford knocked in her tenth goal of the season in the 29th minute. Sanford is three goals away from 50 career goals. 

SEIFFERT PERSPECTIVE  

• “Today our team did a good job staying focused and keeping composure throughout the entire high-tempo match. Huntington brought a lot of intensity but we were able to put together some opportunities and finish our chances. We will rest and heal up and we look forward to getting back to work next week.”

NEXT TIME ON THE PITCH

• IWU returns home for their first League match, Wednesday, October 3 at 7 p.m. taking on No. 1 Spring Arbor (Mich.)

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