Box Score

The Basics
Score: ETSU 3 -- Western Carolina 1
Records: Western Carolina 5-5-2, 1-2 SoCon, ETSU 8-4, 3-0 SoCon
Location: Summers-Taylor Stadium -- Johnson City, Tenn.

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. -- After the game was delayed for over 30 minutes, due to the ETSU men's soccer match going into overtime, Western Carolina women's soccer was dropped by ETSU women's soccer 3-1 Friday at Summers-Taylor Stadium.

At the 20th minute, Western Carolina got on the scoreboard first when the Catamounts got a goal courtesy of an ETSU own goal. The Catamounts carried the 1-0 lead until late in the first half when the Buccaneers found the back of the net.

ETSU scored a goal at the 42nd minute to tie the game before the half. The Buccaneers notched a pair of goals in the second half to secure the key Southern Conference win.

There were 14 shots between the two teams with ETSU having nine and Western Carolina with five.

WCU will have six days off before returning to action next Friday hosting the Citadel at 7 p.m. at the Catamount Athletic Complex.

Turning Point
ETSU's Sarah Zadrazil broke open a 1-1 tie when she scored at the 80th minute from an assist by Molly Collinson.

Individual Leaders
- ETSU's Simone Koren has an assist and a goal in the game.
- Kelly Pannell and Alexa Frankeny had a pair of shots for WCU.

Inside the Box Score
- Western Carolina scored the first goal of the game off an own goal by ETSU at 19:47.
- At 42:47 ETSU's Emily McKerlie tied the game from an assit by Koren.
- Zadrazil gave ETSU the lead at 80:17 when Collinson sent a long pass to Zadrazil and chipped it over WCU goal keeper Carly Tinstman's head.
- Koren scored ETSU's third goal of the game taking a long pass and juking out WCU goalie Tinstman.

News & Notes
- With the goal against ETSU, WCU now has 18 for the season.

- Western Carolina is now 2-4-1 in away games.

- The game at ETSU was the final one of a six-game road swing.

- Western Carolina returns home next Friday, Oct. 9, for a two-game home stand.

- The Catamounts' goal, courtesy of ETSU's own goal, was the first for WCU this season.

Up Next
Western Carolina begins a two-game home stand at 7 p.m. next Friday, Oct. 9, hosting The Citadel.

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