Wednesday, October 4
Hamden, Conn.
2:00 PM
Quinnipiac University
vs
Rider
QU Women's Soccer Entertains Rider for Wednesday Afternoon MAAC Contest
10/3/2017 11:50:00 AM | Women's Soccer
Bobcats Looking to Span Three-Game Losing Streak to Riderr
Quinnipiac Bobcats (6-5-1, 3-1-1 MAAC) vs.
Rider Broncs (2-8-1. 2-2-1 MAAC)
Wednesday, October 4, 2017 // 2:00 PM
Quinnipiac Soccer Stadium // Hamden, Connecticut
All-Time Series vs. Rider: Rider leads, 3-1
Last Meeting: RID 2, QU 1 (Sept. 17, 2016 @ Rider)
GAME LINKS SETTING THE STAGE
After seeing their six-game MAAC home winning streak come to an end on Saturday, the Quinnipiac women's soccer team looks to find its way back into the win column with another home match on Wednesday against Rider at 2:00 PM. The Bobcats were shutout for the first time in MAAC play on Saturday in a 2-0 home loss to league-leader Monmouth and Quinnipiac has experienced its fair share of difficulties against Rider having lost three straight to the Broncs. In a match that will have huge playoff implications down the road, Quinnipiac looks to maintain its standing in the league against a Rider team that has been at its best over the last four games.
LAST GAME RECAP (MON 2, QU 0)
Quinnipiac saw their MAAC-winless streak come to an end at the hands of league power Monmouth, 2-0, at home on Saturday afternoon. Monmouth's Rachelle Ross scored just 1:10 into the game to put the road side ahead early and the league's top defensive team worked a brilliant game to limit the Bobcats on offense all afternoon.
NOTES
- In the 2-0 road win at Fairfield, Quinnipiac moved to 5-0-1 in 2017 in games in which the Bobcats score first
- Quinnipiac's 3-1-1 league record is the best start to a MAAC slate in program history (previous best 2-1-2 in 2013)
- Olivia Myszewski continues to play incredibly well in the net as she has conceded just four goals since the start of MAAC play (3-1-1 record, 0.76 goals-against average, 28 saves, .875 save percentage)
- Kelsey Goldring became the MAAC's first two-time Rookie of the Week honoree this season as she earned the award on Monday following a three-point week (one goal, one assist in 2-0 road win over Fairfield)
- Goldring has compiled 17 points (five goals, seven assists) on the season which ranks second in the MAAC and tied for 56th in the nation in points per game (1.42)
- Since inserting Hannah Reiter into the starting lineup six games ago, the Bobcats have conceded just six goals in the six-game span while notching two clean sheets
- Nadya Gill enters Wednesday's match leading her team and the MAAC in a vast majority of offensive statistical categories as she ranks eighth in the nation in points per game (2.08), tied for 18th in goals per game (0.75) and tied for 15th in assists per game (0.58)
- As far as her career totals, Gill currently sits eighth all-time at Quinnipiac in career goals (26), tied for 11th in career assists (13) and 10th in career points (65)
- As a team, Quinnipiac's offense has been buzzing all season, currently tied for 25th in the nation in scoring offense (2.33 goals per game), third in assists per game (3.17) and tied for eighth in points per game (7.83)
- In terms of total assists (38), Quinnipiac currently sits second in the nation as 12 different players have dished out at least one assist this year and both Gill and Goldring share the MAAC-lead with seven assists each in 2017
- Miraculously, Quinnipiac's offense has led the MAAC (currently tied for 25th in the nation) all season despite averaging a mere 9.67 shots per game (288th in the nation, 9th in the MAAC)
- Madison Borowiec picked up her fourth goal of the season in the 1-1 tie at Marist, extending her single-season career-high point total to 12 on the season (four goals, four assists
Rider Broncs (2-8-1. 2-2-1 MAAC)
Wednesday, October 4, 2017 // 2:00 PM
Quinnipiac Soccer Stadium // Hamden, Connecticut
All-Time Series vs. Rider: Rider leads, 3-1
Last Meeting: RID 2, QU 1 (Sept. 17, 2016 @ Rider)
GAME LINKS SETTING THE STAGE
After seeing their six-game MAAC home winning streak come to an end on Saturday, the Quinnipiac women's soccer team looks to find its way back into the win column with another home match on Wednesday against Rider at 2:00 PM. The Bobcats were shutout for the first time in MAAC play on Saturday in a 2-0 home loss to league-leader Monmouth and Quinnipiac has experienced its fair share of difficulties against Rider having lost three straight to the Broncs. In a match that will have huge playoff implications down the road, Quinnipiac looks to maintain its standing in the league against a Rider team that has been at its best over the last four games.
LAST GAME RECAP (MON 2, QU 0)
Quinnipiac saw their MAAC-winless streak come to an end at the hands of league power Monmouth, 2-0, at home on Saturday afternoon. Monmouth's Rachelle Ross scored just 1:10 into the game to put the road side ahead early and the league's top defensive team worked a brilliant game to limit the Bobcats on offense all afternoon.
NOTES
- In the 2-0 road win at Fairfield, Quinnipiac moved to 5-0-1 in 2017 in games in which the Bobcats score first
- Quinnipiac's 3-1-1 league record is the best start to a MAAC slate in program history (previous best 2-1-2 in 2013)
- Olivia Myszewski continues to play incredibly well in the net as she has conceded just four goals since the start of MAAC play (3-1-1 record, 0.76 goals-against average, 28 saves, .875 save percentage)
- Kelsey Goldring became the MAAC's first two-time Rookie of the Week honoree this season as she earned the award on Monday following a three-point week (one goal, one assist in 2-0 road win over Fairfield)
- Goldring has compiled 17 points (five goals, seven assists) on the season which ranks second in the MAAC and tied for 56th in the nation in points per game (1.42)
- Since inserting Hannah Reiter into the starting lineup six games ago, the Bobcats have conceded just six goals in the six-game span while notching two clean sheets
- Nadya Gill enters Wednesday's match leading her team and the MAAC in a vast majority of offensive statistical categories as she ranks eighth in the nation in points per game (2.08), tied for 18th in goals per game (0.75) and tied for 15th in assists per game (0.58)
- As far as her career totals, Gill currently sits eighth all-time at Quinnipiac in career goals (26), tied for 11th in career assists (13) and 10th in career points (65)
- As a team, Quinnipiac's offense has been buzzing all season, currently tied for 25th in the nation in scoring offense (2.33 goals per game), third in assists per game (3.17) and tied for eighth in points per game (7.83)
- In terms of total assists (38), Quinnipiac currently sits second in the nation as 12 different players have dished out at least one assist this year and both Gill and Goldring share the MAAC-lead with seven assists each in 2017
- Miraculously, Quinnipiac's offense has led the MAAC (currently tied for 25th in the nation) all season despite averaging a mere 9.67 shots per game (288th in the nation, 9th in the MAAC)
- Madison Borowiec picked up her fourth goal of the season in the 1-1 tie at Marist, extending her single-season career-high point total to 12 on the season (four goals, four assists
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