WELLESLEY, Mass. (taken from a Wellesley College press release)
- Junior midfielder Sarah Jasak (Middletown, N.J.) knocked in
the game-winning goal in the 80th minute to lift Brandeis (3-2) to
a 2-1 victory over Wellesley (3-2) in a non-conference match on
Tuesday afternoon.
Senior captain Lisa Kaplin (Armonk, N.Y.) put the Judges on the
board early when she capitalized on a free kick by classmate and
fellow captain Brittany Douglass (Tarzana, Calif.). Douglass served
the ball into the box from just over the midline for Jasak to flick
on to Kaplin who finished in the sixth minute. The Judges continued
to pressure in the first half, out-shooting the host 16-1, but
could not convert on any opportunity.
The Blue turned on the pressure in the second frame, creating
opportunities in the offensive end. Dee Garrahan (Fairfax, Va.)
ripped a shot off a corner from Alison Carney (Healdsburg, Calif.)
only to have Douglass head the ball off the goal line. Wellesley
finally found the back of the net in the 78th minute when
first-year Haley Geller (Berkeley, Calif.) finished a ball that
junior Amelia Manderscheid (St. Paul, Minn.) had blasted off the
crossbar.
Jasak, however, broke the tie just two minutes later, when
sophomore Jenna Lipawsky (Parkland, Fla.) slotted a ball into the
box that Jasak pushed past the Wellesley keeper Katie Martore
(Great Falls, Va.).
Martore stopped 14 shots for the Blue, while the Judge's keeper
Amber DeBole picked up seven saves in the win. Wellesley will
return to action on Thursday when the team travels to Coast Guard
for its first conference game of the season slated for a 7 PM
start, while Brandeis will host Gordon that same day also under the
lights at 7 PM.
Women's soccer wins third straight, 2-1, over Wellesley
Posted: Sep 19, 2006