Haverford College Women's Soccer: Scores/Summaries

Scores/Summaries 2005

Date	Opponent	Score	Overall, CC
September 1	Eastern	2-1	1-0, 0-0
September 3	Arcadia #	5-3	2-0, 0-0
September 4	Lynchburg #	1-0	3-0, 0-0
September 10	Rhodes %	2-3 OT	3-1, 0-0
September 11	Kalamazoo %	8-0	4-1, 0-0
September 17	Johns Hopkins *	1-2	4-2, 0-1
September 22	Bryn Mawr *	2-0	5-2, 1-1
September 24	Franklin & Marshall *	2-1	6-2, 2-1
September 28	Vassar	3-2	7-2, 2-1
October 1	Muhlenberg *	2-0	8-2, 3-1
October 5	Moravian	1-0	9-2, 3-1
October 8	McDaniel *	ppd.	10/13/05
October 11	Washington *	6-0	10-2, 4-1
October 13	McDaniel *	3-0	11-2, 5-1
October 15	Dickinson *	1-1 2OT	11-2-1, 5-1-1
October 19	Gwynedd Mercy	3-0	12-2-1, 5-1-1
October 22	Gettysburg *	1-2 OT	12-3-1, 5-2-1
October 26	Ursinus *	2-0	13-3-1, 6-2-1
October 29	Swarthmore *	2-0	14-3-1, 7-2-1
November 5	Johns Hopkins (CC Semifinals)	0-3	14-4-1, 7-2-1
November 9	Arcadia (NCAA First Round)	1-1 (3-2 PK)	14-4-2, 7-2-1
November 12	Messiah (NCAA Second Round)	0-1	14-5-2, 7-2-1

GRANTHAM -- Haverford played even with Division III's top-ranked team over the final 84:59 and had several chances to tie the game in the final minutes, but a goal on the Falcons' first shot 5:01 into the game by Hannah Levesque on a Stef Rowe cross proved the difference in Saturday's NCAA playoff.

First-year goalkeeper Lindsay Festa was credited with nine saves and made several diving stops in rapid succession to keep the Fords (14-5-2) in contention with the Falcons (19-0), who advanced to next weekend's Round of 16.

HAVERFORD -- Senior Ashley Emmons drilled the final penalty kick of a best-of-five shootout into the top left corner of the net, allowing host Haverford to advance to the second round of the Division III tournament Wednesday.

Despite a 30-9 advantage in shots during a 1-1, double-overtime tie, the Fords (14-4-2) never led in the contest until sophomore Ryan Hedrick and senior Meej Kim nailed their team's second and third shots in the shootout. Both teams had scored following second-half corner kicks, with Arcadia soph Patty Robb getting the first goal at 63:18, and Haverford frosh Lauren Kibbe answering 2:49 later.

In the tie-breaking session, senior Maria DeGeorge gave Arcadia (13-6-2) an early lead, but frosh Samantha Calhoun's went wide right and junior Rachel Beauchesne hit the left post. Soph Kat Kraemer made the Knights' fourth PK attempt, but Fords rookie keeper Lindsay Festa stonewalled frosh Amanda Pote with a kick-save on Arcadia's final attempt to set up Emmons' decisive blast.

Festa made three saves in the first half and returned in the second overtime following 55 minutes of relief from junior Andrea Fishman. Fishman made one save in her stint in goal, which was followed almost immediately by a brilliant team save on an open net by first-year defender Lizzie Masland. From that point, the Fords held the Knights without a shot over the final 32:17. Arcadia sophomore keeper Michelle Leone made 11 saves in 110 minutes and stopped Haverford senior Elena Kozakewich and Masland in the shootout.

The playoff game was the Fords' debut in the D-III women's soccer tourney, and was the first NCAA home game for Haverford in any sport since a first-round women's lacrosse match on the same Walton Field in 1986.

Haverford will next visit top-seeded Messiah College (18-0-0) in the tournament's second round, Saturday at 1 p.m. in Grantham, Pa.

CARLISLE -- First-year goalkeeper Lindsay Festa made seven saves in goal, but the Fords' season ended Saturday with a record of 14-4-1.

Johns Hopkins (14-3-1) will meet top-seed and tournament host Dickinson (14-1-3) in Sunday's CC final at 1 p.m. The Red Devils downed fourth-seed Ursinus, 1-0, in the other semifinal.

HAVERFORD -- Scoring two second-half goals in her final regular season game on Walton Field, Haverford senior forward Ashley Emmons headed in a bouncing corner kick, then drove home an insurance goal on a feed from classmate Lindsey Dolich with 5:43 left in Saturday's Centennial Conference and Hood Trophy contest.

Emmons moved into fourth place in career goals (31) and points (81) at Haverford with her scores, moving past Amanda Salter's totals of 29-20-78 from 1994-97.
Fords (14-3-1, 7-2-1) frosh keeper Lindsay Festa made three saves for her fifth shutout in seven career starts, while goalie Lauren Walker of the Garnet (3-11-3, 1-7-2) made 10 saves and kept the hosts at bay until the 63rd minute while facing a 34-8 deficit in shots.

Helped by Dickinson's 1-0, overtime win Saturday over Gettysburg, third-seeded Haverford will next face second-seeded Johns Hopkins in next Saturday's Centennial semifinals at Dickinson.

COLLEGEVILLE, PA -- Emily Hurwitz scored on a corner kick from Annie Turner, and Elena Kozakewich scored another first-half goal to give Haverford a 2-0 halftime lead.

Freshman goalkeeper, Lindsey Festa, made four saves, two in each half, to help the Fords (13-3-1, 6-2-1) to a shutout win over the Bears (12-3-1, 6-2-1).

GETTYSBURG -- The Fords' Hana Rosen headed in a corner kick by Cathy Carbonaro to tie the score at 1-all early in the second half, but Haverford's quest for its first win in Gettysburg since 1997 was undone by a Katie Myers goal 3:28 into the first 10-minute overtime.

For Gettysburg (8-6-2, 6-2-1), Steph Smith provided the assist on Myers' game-winner, while Katie Ferraro tapped in a feed off a corner by Kristin Igusky for the game's first goal in the 26th minute.

Fords (11-3-1, 5-2-1) keeper Lindsay Festa made five saves while absorbing her first defeat in six collegiate starts, while Danielle St. Pierre made seven saves for the Bullets.

HAVERFORD -- Senior Elena Kozakewich scored two goals and classmate Ashley Emmons provided two assists as Haverford pulled away from a scoreless game in the second half against non-conference guest Gwynedd-Mercy (6-7-1).

Lauren Kibbe converted Emmons' cross for the Fords' second goal midway through the second half after Kozakewich toed in a rolling ball in the box 3:19 after halftime. Kozakewich added a goal with 4:08 left on a through ball by Allison Frank.

Lindsay Festa only had to make three saves for her fourth shutout in five career starts, while the Griffins' Maria Neville made 10 saves to go with two by her fellow defenders.

HAVERFORD -- Lauren Kibbe got the game-tying goal on a Meej Kim cross in the 80th minute as host Haverford (11-2-1, 5-1-1) scored the first Centennial Conference goal of the season allowed by Dickinson (9-1-3, 5-0-1).

Fords goalkeeper Lindsay Festa allowed her first goal by an opponent in six collegiate appearances when the Red Devils' Lisa Nichols scored on a breakaway 8:53 into the contest.

HAVERFORD -- Meej Kim scored the game's first goal and assisted her team's third score in a span of 11:38 of the first half as Haverford pummeled Centennial Conference visitor McDaniel Thursday.

Kim ran to the goal on a Rachael Pardini feed 16:30 into the game, and assisted Elena Kozakewich's blast at 28:08. In between those goals, Lauren Kibbe banged home a cross by Caryn Dolich in midair to complete the scoring by the Fords (11-2, 5-1), who outshot their guests by a 24-2 margin in the first half and 41-8 overall.

Fords first-year keeper Lindsay Festa made six saves for the third shutout of her three-start career, while Michelle Mullen recorded 18 saves for the Green Terror (5-7-1, 2-3-1).

HAVERFORD -- Ashley Emmons scored a goal early in each half for host Haverford, which pulled away from a 2-0 halftime lead for its third straight shutout win.

Ryan Hedrick, Lindsey Dolich and Brittany Lattisaw each had one goal and one assist, while Elena Kozakewich assisted the first two goals of the second half for the Fords (10-2, 4-1). Sarah Morris had the Fords' other first-half goal, and Lauren Kibbe, Southey Saul and Meej Kim all earned assists against the Shorewomen (1-8-1, 0-5-1).

First-year goalkeeper Lindsey Festa made seven saves for her first Centennial Conference victory and her second straight shutout.

HAVERFORD -- Senior Ashley Emmons drove home a cross by classmate Caryn Dolich 3:31 into the second half to allow Haverford, ranked eighth in the Division III Mid-Atlantic region coaches' poll, to down sixth-ranked Moravian (9-2) Wednesday.

The Fords (9-2) got a stellar eight-save performance from frosh goalkeeper Lindsay Festa, who was making her first career start in goal. Festa punched a potential game-tying free kick by the Greyhounds' Megan Collins over the crossbar less than two minutes after Emmons' score.

HAVERFORD -- Lauren Kibbe raced past two defenders to score on an Elena Kozakewich assist 14:08 into the game, then provided a long cross for a goal by Mica Baum-Tucillo with 14:08 left as Haverford blanked Centennial Conference visitor Muhlenberg Saturday.

Andrea Fishman made just one save for the shutout as the Fords (8-2, 3-1) outshot their guests, 23-6.

Kayla Boisvert stopped eight shots on goal for the Mules.

HAVERFORD -- Ryan Hedrick punched home a rebounded shot in the 73rd minute to secure a non-conference Division III win for host Haverford Wednesday.

Lauren Kibbe scored once in each half to give the Fords (7-2) a pair of one-goal leads, but the Brewers (1-6-1) rallied to tie the score each time on goals by Jenny Baumwoll and Claire Beicher (penalty kick), respectively.

Haverford keeper Andrea Fishman made six saves in the game and was the beneficiary of a crossbar rejection of a shot by Vassar's Ali Fantl with under six minutes remaining.

LANCASTER -- Elena Kozakewich's converted penalty kick late in the first half and a scoreless second half gave Haverford a 2-1 victory over previously unbeaten F&M Saturday.

The Diplomats (5-1, 1-1) opened with a Maureen Kennedy blast less than five minutes into the game, but the Fords (6-2, 2-1) responded 15 minutes later with a goal by Lauren Kibbe on a rebound of an Ashley Emmons shot.

Keeper Andrea Fishman made four saves in net for the visitors, while Robyn Jones made nine saves for the hosts.

BRYN MAWR -- Ashley Emmons scored a long goal 12:25 into the game, and Katie Garrett added another goal 8:56 before halftime as Haverford defeated Centennial Conference host Bryn Mawr Thursday afternoon.

The Fords (5-2, 1-1) outshot the Owls, 33-4, with all four shots by the hosts taken by frosh Mia Theroux. Haverford keeper Andrea Fishman made two first half saves before giving way to sub Lindsay Festa for the final 27:37.

Collette Pullion recorded nine saves in net and two other defenders made team saves for Bryn Mawr (4-4, 0-1).

BALTIMORE -- Ryan Hedrick scored a game-tying goal on an assist from Ashley Emmons midway through the second half, but 16th-ranked Johns Hopkins (7-0, 1-0) got the Centennial Conference win on a goal by Kaitlin Giannetti with 6:25 remaining.

Goalkeeper Andrea Fishman was credited with five saves in net for the Fords (4-2, 0-1).

MEMPHIS -- Elena Kozakewich, Ashley Emmons, Annie Turner and Amy Arundale scored first-half goals for Haverford in Sunday morning's win at Rhodes College.

Senior Memphis-area resident Caryn Dolich assisted Kozakewich's and Emmons' goals 59 seconds apart early in the contest, while her twin sister Lindsay Dolich joined Ryan Hedrick, Lauren Kibbe and Rachael Pardini in scoring a second-half goal for the Fords (4-1). Allison Frank fed Lindsay Dolich's and Pardini's scores in the final seven minutes, while Hedrick, Brittany Lattisaw, Sarah Morris and Mica Baum-Tucillo had one assist apiece.

Andrea Fishman made three saves before Lindsay Festa and Jill Foley saved one shot each while dividing time in net during the second half.

MEMPHIS -- Lizzie Masland put back the rebound of an Annie Turner shot in the 70th minute and Lauren Kibbe tied the score with 1:25 left in regulation, but visiting Haverford's rally from a 2-0 deficit on all-freshman scoring was undone by Melanie Sharry's goal 7:27 into overtime.

Sharry had assisted the first of two goals in the game by Kara Purdy of the Lynx (2-1). Before Kibbe's goal, Masland had had an apparent game-tying goal waved off for Haverford (3-1) being ruled offsides.

The Fords, ranked fourth in the Division III Mid-Atlantic region coaches' poll, meet Kalamazoo (Mich.) at Rhodes Sunday morning at 10 a.m. CDT.

HAVERFORD -- Haverford sophomore Ryan Hedrick converted a pass from senior Ashley Emmons in the 48th minute Sunday afternoon to allow host Haverford to dethrone defending champion Lynchburg and claim its first Kickoff Tournament title since 2002.

The Fords' shutout was kept alive early by senior Caryn Dolich's one-leg, mid-air block of a Lynchburg shot in the goal mouth after the blast had passed by Haverford (2-0) goalkeeper Andrea Fishman (three saves).

Hornets (1-1) keeper Katie DeLorenzo made seven saves for the visitors.

In the consolation game, Amanda Pote of Arcadia (1-1) scored with 2:20 left in regulation, then again 4:30 into overtime to stun defending NJAC champion Montclair State (0-2).

First Round
Haverford 5, Arcadia 3
Lynchburg 3, Montclair State 0

HAVERFORD -- Fords senior All-American Elena Kozakewich scored two goals in her first appearance of the 2005 as the hosts advanced to face defending tournament champion Lynchburg in Sunday's 1 p.m. final.

Seniors Caryn Dolich and Ashley Emmons and frosh Lauren Kibbe added one goal each and Kibbe, Emmons, MeeJean Kim, and Kozakewich notched assists for the Fords (2-0).

Samantha Calhoun evened the score for Arcadia (0-1) after Kozakewich's first-half goal, and Amanda Pote added a pair of late breakaway scores for the Knights, who were outshot, 30-5, in the contest. Keeper Michelle Leone made eight saves for the visitors, while starter Andrea Fishman and Jill Foley (12 minutes) divided time in the Fords' net.

HAVERFORD -- Frosh Lauren Kibbe assisted senior Ashley Emmons' first-half goal, then scored herself in the 72nd minute on a rebound of a shot by frosh Annie Turrner as host Haverford (1-0) opened its season with a non-conference win over Eastern (0-1).

Fords junior keeper Andrea Fishman made four saves and allowed a lone penalty kick goal by Eagles junior Elaine Wagner with 13:40 to play.

Haverford, which outshot the Eagles, 20-7, returns to action against Arcadia in the first round of the Haverford Kickoff Tournament, Saturday at 11 a.m. at Walton Field.