Second half outburst propels Gulls over Curry
April 24, 2010
Box Score
MILTON, Mass. – Endicott College scored 11 second-half goals to defeat Curry, 15-6, on Saturday afternoon in Milton, Mass. With the win, the Gulls improve to 13-4 overall and a perfect 11-0 in The Commonwealth Coast Conference while the Colonels fall to 12-5 overall and 8-3 in the TCCC.
Curry jumped out to an early 3-0 lead as senior Ashley Hansbury (Chelmsford, Mass.) scored two of the three goals and junior Kelly Champagne (Wolfboro, N.H.) scored one off an assist by Hansbury. Endicott wasted no time, as they went on their own 3-0 run to tie the game. The Gulls received goals from three different scorers during the run as \#Valerie Feldman\# (Albany, N.Y.), \#Kellie Cunningham\# (Derry, N.H.) and sophomore \#Morgan Deshaw\# (Danville, N.H.) each tallied a goal.
The Colonels would get two more in the half, both scored by junior Jessie Koffman (Andover, Mass.), while EC would score one more on a \#Kelly Tierney\# (South Hadley, Mass.) goal. Curry entered the half leading 5-4.
The second half was all Endicott as they outscored Curry 11-1. Sophomore goalie \#Leah Neff\# (South Berwick, Maine) made some great saves as Curry had their chances, but held the Colonels scoreless until 18 minutes into the half.
The Gulls were lead by Feldman who finished the day with four goals and three assists. Senior \#Kristen Micho\# (Syracuse, N.Y.) also had four goals and one assist. \#Carin Czerniawski\# (Monroe, Conn.) scored two goals while Deshaw and Tierney each added a goal and an assist. Cunningham, \#Holly Davis\# (Guilford, Conn.) and \#Michelle Loizzo\# (Longmeadow, Mass.) each also tallied in the contest. \#Leah Neff\# made 14 saves to pick up the win.
The Colonels were led by Hansbury who finished the day with three goals, one assist and five draw controls. Junior Maria Lynch (Billerica, Mass.) continued her solid play in net for the Colonels making 13 stops.
The Blue and Green look ahead to the TCCC Playoffs as the Gulls are in pursuit of their fifth-straight The Commonwealth Coast Conference Championship. Both teams will await to see who their first round opponent, with the Quarterfinals beginning on May 1st.
Release courtesy of Curry College Sports Information
MILTON, Mass. – Endicott College scored 11 second-half goals to defeat Curry, 15-6, on Saturday afternoon in Milton, Mass. With the win, the Gulls improve to 13-4 overall and a perfect 11-0 in The Commonwealth Coast Conference while the Colonels fall to 12-5 overall and 8-3 in the TCCC.
Curry jumped out to an early 3-0 lead as senior Ashley Hansbury (Chelmsford, Mass.) scored two of the three goals and junior Kelly Champagne (Wolfboro, N.H.) scored one off an assist by Hansbury. Endicott wasted no time, as they went on their own 3-0 run to tie the game. The Gulls received goals from three different scorers during the run as \#Valerie Feldman\# (Albany, N.Y.), \#Kellie Cunningham\# (Derry, N.H.) and sophomore \#Morgan Deshaw\# (Danville, N.H.) each tallied a goal.
The Colonels would get two more in the half, both scored by junior Jessie Koffman (Andover, Mass.), while EC would score one more on a \#Kelly Tierney\# (South Hadley, Mass.) goal. Curry entered the half leading 5-4.
The second half was all Endicott as they outscored Curry 11-1. Sophomore goalie \#Leah Neff\# (South Berwick, Maine) made some great saves as Curry had their chances, but held the Colonels scoreless until 18 minutes into the half.
The Gulls were lead by Feldman who finished the day with four goals and three assists. Senior \#Kristen Micho\# (Syracuse, N.Y.) also had four goals and one assist. \#Carin Czerniawski\# (Monroe, Conn.) scored two goals while Deshaw and Tierney each added a goal and an assist. Cunningham, \#Holly Davis\# (Guilford, Conn.) and \#Michelle Loizzo\# (Longmeadow, Mass.) each also tallied in the contest. \#Leah Neff\# made 14 saves to pick up the win.
The Colonels were led by Hansbury who finished the day with three goals, one assist and five draw controls. Junior Maria Lynch (Billerica, Mass.) continued her solid play in net for the Colonels making 13 stops.
The Blue and Green look ahead to the TCCC Playoffs as the Gulls are in pursuit of their fifth-straight The Commonwealth Coast Conference Championship. Both teams will await to see who their first round opponent, with the Quarterfinals beginning on May 1st.
Release courtesy of Curry College Sports Information