Aug. 31, 2004
Conway, S.C. - The Coastal Carolina-Western Carolina women's soccer game had problems with weather but after a 90-minute lightning delay the Chanticleers defeated the Catamounts 2-0 Tuesday evening at the CCU Soccer Field.
In the first half, Coastal outshot the Catamounts 11-7, but WCU goalkeeper Alesha Row held the Lady Chants in check until 35:08 of the first, when Emily McColl found Erin Blevins, who drove the ball in the left corner past Row. Stoll made two stops in the first half to keep the Lady Chants 1-0 lead.
In the second half, the Catamounts outshot CCU 9-7, but it was Coastal who capitalized on the scoring opportunity. Simone Borucinski gave a lob that Jill Karelitz collected and put past the oncoming Catamount goalie, providing the final 2-0 margin.
Stoll came up huge in the second half, stopping six shots for her career-high eight saves. Row had four saves for Western.
Coastal outshot Western 18-16 and had the advantage in corner kicks 6-2. Junior Bobbie Parsons had a team-high six shots, while Heather Dittmer and Megan Chambers had four shots for WCU, with Dittmer putting all four shots on goal.
The Catamounts return to action Friday, Sept. 3 to face UNC Asheville in Cullowhee. Match time is set to begin at 4:00 pm at Schrader Field.
