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Vermont (1-4) 0 1 1
#21 Harvard (1-1) 3 4 7
Scoring: (H) JOEY YENNE (Katie Westfall), 2:24; (H) Orly Ripmaster
(Westfall), 12:48; (H) CAITLIN COSTELLO (Caitlin Fisher, Meredith
Stewart), 36:02; (H) WESTFALL, 45:55; (V) MEGAN MERCIER (Brooke
Berger), 46:14; (H) YENNE, 49:50; (H) YENNE (52:00), (H) KATHLEEN
FERGUSON (Moira Dwyer), 75:20.
Goalies: (H) Robyn Scatena, 58:18, 2 Svs, 1 GA; Mollie Durkin,
31:42, 0 saves, 0 GA; (V) Katie Duffy, 45:00, 5 svs, 3 GA; Brooke
Fairbanks, 45:00, 8 Svs, 4 GA.
Harvard UVM
Shots 33 3
Saves 2 13
Corner Kicks 9 2
Fouls 9 3
CAMBRIDGE, MA -- The Harvard women's soccer team got three goals
from sophomore Joey Yenne (St. Cloud, MN) to propel the squad to a
7-1 victory over the Catamounts of the University of Vermont on
Friday afternoon on Ohiri Field. Harvard improves to 1-1 on the
season, while the Cats fall to 1-4.
The Crimson got on the board
early, as Yenne took a feed from
Katie Westfall (Johnsburg, IL) and buried it past UVM keeper Katie
Duffy (Monroe, NY) for a 1-0 lead in the third minute of play.
Westfall fed Orly Ripmaster (Boulder, CO) for the second goal of the
game 10 minutes later, and Caitlin Costello gave Harvard a 3-0 lead
in the 37th minute off of assists from Caitlin Fisher (Cambridge,
MA) and Meredith Stewart (Holliston, MA).
The Crimson drew first blood in
the second as well, as it
took Westfall just :55 to beat replacement Vermont keeper Brooke
Fairbanks (Cape Elizabeth, ME) for the 4-0 lead. The Catamounts
came back with a quick strike from the foot of Megan Mercier (South
Burlington, VT) just 20 seconds later, but Yenne netted two more
tallies in the next eight minutes -- both unassisted tallies -- to
put the game out of reach. Kathleen Fergusson (Seattle, WA) scored
an insurance goal in the 76th minute to ice the victory for Harvard.
Robyn Scatena (Stockton, CA) made
her first start of the
season for Harvard, recording two saves and allowing one goal while
playing into the 59th minute. Mollie Durkin (Kirkland, WA) went the
rest of the way without having to make a save for Harvard. Duffy
and Fairbanks each played 45 minutes, with Duffy surrendering three
goals and making five saves, and Fairbanks allowing four goals and
making eight stops.
Harvard is idle until a game next
Saturday, September 16, at Penn.
Jamie Weir
Assistant Director of Sports Media Relations
Harvard University
The Murr Center, 65 North Harvard Street
Boston, MA 02163
617-495-2206 / fax: 617-495-2130
jweir@fas.harvard.edu
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