Blue Devils Play to 3-3 Draw on the Road at Hofstra in Women's Soccer on Sunday
Three Blue Devils scored on the afternoon but the Central Connecticut women's soccer team played to its fourth draw of the season on the road at Hofstra on Sunday. CCSU is now 3-2-4 on the season following a 3-3 tie against the Pride on Long Island. Leah Blayney, Hannah Bromley and Clio Tregear all scored for the Blue Devils in the game.
Three Blue Devils scored on the afternoon but the Central
Connecticut women's soccer team played to its fourth draw of the
season on the road at Hofstra on Sunday. CCSU is now 3-2-4 on the
season following a 3-3 tie against the Pride on Long Island. Leah
Blayney, Hannah
Bromley and Clio
Tregear all scored for the Blue Devils in the game.
Senior goalkeeper Erin
Herd matched her season-high making nine saves in goal for the
Blue Devils in the draw. The Pride outshot the Blue Devils 22-9 in
the game including a 12-7 edge in shots on goal.
Central Connecticut took the early 1-0 lead just 5:51 into the
match when Blayney scored her third goal of the season. She took
control of the ball off an attempted clear and shot from the top of
the box beating Pride goalkeeper Krystal Robens just inside the
right post.
Hofstra wasted little time evening the game at one goal a piece
when Diane Caldwell beat Herd inside the left post at 9:06. The
Pride took their first lead of the game at 27:58 when Edel Malone
beat Herd in the left corner from 20 yards out. Herd, who had
allowed only two goals all season, allowed more than one goal in a
game for the first time all season.
The Blue Devils tied it just before the half on Bromley's first
goal of the season. She took a direct kick from midfield and when
Robens missed a punch at the ball it tied the score at 2-2 with
only one second on the clock before halftime.
Hofstra took the lead again at 71:35 on a goal from Courtney Breen,
making it 3-2.
The Blue Devils tied the score just under five minutes later when
Tregear scored her third goal of the season. Brittany
Emin made a long run up the left side and sent a cross into the
middle. Tregear crashed in from the opposite side with a defender
on her shoulder, and popped the ball up in the air with the outside
of her foot. It spun over the head of Robens and into the upper
right corner of the goal to knot the score at three.
Central Connecticut has another week off before playing its next
game on Sunday, September 28 at Army beginning at 1 p.m.
