EVA FRAZONNI
Eva Frazzoni and her College of Saint Rose Women’s Soccer teammates recorded its second straight shutout and chalked up its fourth win in its last five matches behind a 3-0 triumph at Northeast-10 Conference rival Saint Anselm.
Senior back Elisa Galbiati twice converted passes from freshman forward Nina Predanic while freshman midfielder Frazzoni provided the game-winner in the opening 18 minutes.
Sophomore keeper Madison Taylor recorded three of her four saves in the first half en route to her third clean sheet of the autumn. At the other end, senior Cassie Quattropani turned away five threats-on-target for Saint Anselm.
"Our defense played great and Maddy made some superb saves. We created a number of scoring chances in the run of play. Nina provided great services and Eli finished two super goals. Our midfield battled for 90. It was an overall great team win against a good opponent", said head coach Laurie Darling Gutheil.
Freshman midfielder Karmyn Carter helped get Saint Rose going by delivering a cross that Frazzoni scored into an empty net.
Predanic then lofted a corner that Galbiati headed home with 25:56 gone by to make it 2-0 at intermission. The duo then connected again on a restart when Predanic delivered pass that Galbiati volleyed into the goal for her team-leading seventh strike.
BERMUDIANS @ THOMAS COLLEGE
The Thomas College men's soccer team defeated Lyndon State, 7-1, in a North Atlantic Conference (NAC) matchup as part of Thomas Homecoming.
Thomas College Men's Soccer has 9 Bermudian players on their roster including Diondre Dowling, London Steede-Jackson, Mikal Simmons, Willie Clemons, MacQuille Walker, Jordan Lambe, Rai Sampson, Jordan Payne and Zeon Robinson.
Thomas opened the scoring less than two minutes in when Clemons found Adam LaBrie to give the Terriers the 1-0 lead. Lyndon State answered right back two minutes later with a goal by Devin Cowan, assisted by Hunter Torrey.
LaBrie regained the lead for Thomas in the 16th minute when he scored off a pass from Steede-Jackson. Thomas also got goals from DJ Nicholas , Kyle Fletcher, and Ibrahim Moustapher to go into the half with a 5-1 lead.
Six minutes into the second, Reid pushed the Thomas lead to 6-1 on a goal assisted by Clemons. Robinson tacked on another goal for Thomas, assisted by Nicholas, to bring the final score to 7-1.
Joakim Sternas earned the win in goal for Thomas, making three saves. Sternas was replaced by Jonathan Dutka in the second half, who stopped 7 shots in relief. Matt LaClair was given the loss for Lyndon State, making 10 saves. LaClair was relieved midway through the second by Caleb Derbyshire, who made two saves.
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