MARION, Ind. – Indiana Wesleyan women's soccer downed Spring Arbor University 1-0 (2OT) Saturday, giving the Wildcats their first win over the Cougars since October 25, 2012. With five minutes remaining in the second overtime, Kristy Bowden from nearly 45 yards out on served the ball into the Spring Arbor box, setting up with Emily Carter for the game winning Wildcat goal.
INSIDE THE BOX
- Both teams attempted double-digit shoots with IWU edging SAU, 18-15. In overtime, IWU attempted five shots while SAU mustered one.
- Hope Stacker collected seven saves in the match while Samantha Tracey saved ten for the Cougars.
- There were 25 fouls called in the match while no cards were given.
SEIFFERT PERSPECTIVE
- We really are proud of our teams effort today. Spring Arbor is a very well coached team and a strong side so it was definitely nice to get a result. We have a lot of growth that we need to continue to focus on to get where we want to be, but this was a good step in the right direction. We'll rest up the rest of this weekend and get back out on the training grounds on Monday.
NEXT TIME OUT
- IWU heads to Goshen College Wednesday for a 7 p.m. match time.
