CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The Queens University of Charlotte women's soccer team (2-6-4 overall, 2-3-1 ASUN) saw their two-game winning streak snapped on Sunday afternoon at the hands of the Central Arkansas Bears (4-7-2 overall, 2-3-1 ASUN). Prior to the match, the Royals celebrated their remarkable senior class for all of their hard work and accomplishments.
Scoring Summary
31' – CENTRAL ARKANSAS – Taylor Lassiter (Assist Anna Kerr)
70' – QUEENS –
Sophia Muetterties (Assist
Logan Farrelly)
73' – CENTRAL ARKANSAS – Taylor Webb (Unassisted)
Turning Point
The turning point of the afternoon proved to be the Bears immediate response after the Royals equalizer. On a set piece near midfield, Taylor Webb toed up an incredible shot which snuck through the Royals defense and into the bottom left corner of the goal.
Key Stats & Notes
- Junior forward Sophia Muetterties scored in her second straight game for the Royals. The second half equalizer was her second goal this season, and sixth in her career. Muetterties ripped a season-best five shots in the contest with three being on goal.
- Senior Logan Farrelly tallied her second career assist on the second half goal for her eighth career point. Farrelly also added four shots tying her career-high back on Oct. 12, 2019.
- Hilda Svensson and Grace Guglielmo recorded three shots each and combined to put five on frame.
- As a team, Queens earned a season-high 22 shots, including 15 in the second half. The Royals managed to put 12 shots on goal. In the last three matches, Queens has recorded 51 total shots.
- 10 different Royals recorded a shot on the afternoon.
- The Royals won the battle in the corner 4-3 and earned a pair of set pieces in the first half.
- Five Royals, including Erica Turner, Logan Farrelly, Morgan Reeb, Jada Palmer, and Sophia Muetterties turned in a complete game. For Turner and Palmer, the mark is their 12th straight complete game.
- Queens maintained control of the match by winning the possession battle 54-46 with 63-percent of their possession coming in the attacking zone.
Up Next
Queens will begin a three-game road stretch next Sunday, October 9
th when they travel to Liberty University for a pivotal ASUN battle. Following the trip to Virginia, the Royals will head to the sunshine state for a match at North Florida on Thursday, Oct. 13 before finishing at Jacksonville on Sunday, Oct. 16.
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