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James Madison
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James Madison University | Official Athletics Site
Sunday, October 25
Harrisonburg, Va.
1 p.m.
James Madison University
11-6-2 (4-2-2CAA)
1
vs
1
William and Mary
12-3-2 (5-1-1CAA)
| Team | 1 | 2 | OT 3 | OT 4 | Final F |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| William & Mary | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| James Madison | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
10/25/2015 4:03:00 PM | Women's Soccer
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HARRISONBURG, Va. - The James Madison women's soccer team has clinched the fourth seed in the Colonial Athletic Association Tournament thanks to a 1-1 draw with William and Mary in double overtime on Sunday afternoon at University Park.
The Tribe came out firing and outshot the Dukes 18-9, including nine shots on goal, forcing redshirt senior goalkeeper Ellen Forrest to tie her season-high eight saves.
JMU opened the scoring in the 40th minute on redshirt junior forward Alyssa Zurlo's third goal of the season. Looking to get on the board before halftime, redshirt freshman defender Kylie Hegemier made a run up the right side of the field and sent in a centering cross. Tribe goalkeeper Caroline Casey came off of her line, but missed the ball and Zurlo capitalized with an easy finish.
Trailing by one in the 68th minute, William and Mary's senior midfielder Nicole Baxter sent a long ball over the top and into the 18-yard box. The ball landed just between two James Madison defenders where senior forward Barbara Platenberg found space and scored the equalizing goal for the Tribe.
With the fourth seed secured in the CAA Tournament, the Dukes will host fifth-seeded Northeastern in the quarterfinal round. The game is currently scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 1, with a start time to be announced.
HIGHLIGHTS
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WHAT IT MEANS
After a full five-game slate in CAA women's soccer today, JMU moved into the fourth seed with 17 points earned in the regular season. The Dukes will host the fifth-seeded Huskies, who finished the season with 13 points. William and Mary will face Elon on Tuesday evening, but the result will not affect the seeding.
COACH'S QUOTE
"It was a hard-fought battle and I wouldn't expect anything less from a JMU-William and Mary game," said head coach David Lombardo. "Now [playing Northeastern] gives us a chance to right a wrong after losing 1-0 earlier this season."
LOOKING AHEAD
In the all-time series between James Madison and Northeastern, the Huskies lead 8-6. The two programs met earlier this season with NU taking a 1-0 victory in Harrisonburg.
CAA TOURNAMENT SEEDING
No. 1 Hofstra (22pts)
No. 2 William & Mary (19pts - holds tiebreaker over UNCW)
No. 3 UNCW (19pts)
No. 4 JMU (17pts)
No. 5 Northeastern (13pts)
No. 6 Delaware (11pts)
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HARRISONBURG, Va. - The James Madison women's soccer team has clinched the fourth seed in the Colonial Athletic Association Tournament thanks to a 1-1 draw with William and Mary in double overtime on Sunday afternoon at University Park.
The Tribe came out firing and outshot the Dukes 18-9, including nine shots on goal, forcing redshirt senior goalkeeper Ellen Forrest to tie her season-high eight saves.
JMU opened the scoring in the 40th minute on redshirt junior forward Alyssa Zurlo's third goal of the season. Looking to get on the board before halftime, redshirt freshman defender Kylie Hegemier made a run up the right side of the field and sent in a centering cross. Tribe goalkeeper Caroline Casey came off of her line, but missed the ball and Zurlo capitalized with an easy finish.
Trailing by one in the 68th minute, William and Mary's senior midfielder Nicole Baxter sent a long ball over the top and into the 18-yard box. The ball landed just between two James Madison defenders where senior forward Barbara Platenberg found space and scored the equalizing goal for the Tribe.
With the fourth seed secured in the CAA Tournament, the Dukes will host fifth-seeded Northeastern in the quarterfinal round. The game is currently scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 1, with a start time to be announced.
HIGHLIGHTS
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WHAT IT MEANS
After a full five-game slate in CAA women's soccer today, JMU moved into the fourth seed with 17 points earned in the regular season. The Dukes will host the fifth-seeded Huskies, who finished the season with 13 points. William and Mary will face Elon on Tuesday evening, but the result will not affect the seeding.
COACH'S QUOTE
"It was a hard-fought battle and I wouldn't expect anything less from a JMU-William and Mary game," said head coach David Lombardo. "Now [playing Northeastern] gives us a chance to right a wrong after losing 1-0 earlier this season."
LOOKING AHEAD
In the all-time series between James Madison and Northeastern, the Huskies lead 8-6. The two programs met earlier this season with NU taking a 1-0 victory in Harrisonburg.
CAA TOURNAMENT SEEDING
No. 1 Hofstra (22pts)
No. 2 William & Mary (19pts - holds tiebreaker over UNCW)
No. 3 UNCW (19pts)
No. 4 JMU (17pts)
No. 5 Northeastern (13pts)
No. 6 Delaware (11pts)
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
WM
JMU
Goals
1
1
Shots
18
9
Shots on Goal
9
3
Saves
2
8
Corners
4
5
Fouls
8
15
Scoring Plays
Zurlo, Alyssa (3)
Assisted By: Hegemier, Kylie
cross in by 4, goalie came off line, 22
39:11
Platenberg, Barbara
Assisted By: Baxter, Nicole
Ball over top, 16 dribbled forward, righ
67:56
Game Leaders
Shots
2
SOG
2
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
0
SOG
0
Goals
0
Assists
1
Shots
4
SOG
1
Goals
0
Assists
0
Shots
1
SOG
0
Goals
0
Assists
0
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