No. 6 Women's Soccer Continues Shutout Streak, Dominates No. 17 Reinhardt, 2-0

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Sep 8, 2022

GAME INFORMATION

Score: No. 6 Keiser 2, No. 17 Reinhardt 0

Records: No. 6 Keiser (5-0), No. 17 Reinhardt (0-3)

Location: Memorial Field, Savannah, Ga.

No. 6 women's soccer cruised to another shutout victory on Monday, downing No. 17 Reinhardt, 2-0 at Memorial Field in Savannah, Ga. The only two goals of the game came just over two minutes apart and both off the right foot of Lauren Riley.

HOW IT HAPPENED

In the 31st minute, Georgia Little would find Lauren Riley who would have her first shot blocked before getting it back and finding the left side of the net for the first goal of the game.
Just two minutes later, Little and Riley would connect again with Riley firing a volley into the upper left corner of the net to double the Seahawks' advantage with 12 minutes left in the half.
The Seahawks would continue to attack, putting up 19 total shots in the first half and holding their opponents to zero.
Reinhardt would come out of the halftime break with a similar defensive look shown in the first half, dropping defenders to try and counter the KU offense.
Keiser would fire shot after shot, but not see many clear chances in front of the net, still maintaining the 2-0 advantage.
Both teams would go scoreless through the final 45 minutes with the Eagles managing just one shot on target to the Seahawks' 16.

GAME NOTES

The Seahawks extend their record-breaking start of not allowing a goal to five games in a row.
Keiser improved to 2-0 on the year and 54-30-9 all-time in games against Top-25 opponents.
Riley continues to impress in the Seahawks offense, scoring two more goals and taking the lead on the Keiser scoresheet.
Little's assist marked the first of her collegiate career with a beautiful pass in the 34th minute.
A quiet day for the Sun Conference Defensive Player of the Week, Grace McClellan in net, only needed for two saves in the afternoon.
Keiser did not let up throughout the match, finishing with 36 total shots to Reinhardt's one.

BY THE NUMBERS

No. 6 Keiser

Shots: 36

Shots on Goal: 16

Corner Kicks: 8

Saves: 1

No. 17 Reinhardt

Shots: 2

Shots on Goal: 2

Corner Kicks: 1

Saves: 14

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