FRAMINGHAM, Mass. – The Keene State women's soccer team took a break from LEC play on Wednesday, as they traveled to take on Framingham State. Four different Owls would score as Elizabeth Tschudin and Isabella Moran would each net their first career collegiate goals, along with a goal from Elizabeth Kopicko and the first goal of the season from Katie Hattie, the Owls would take down the Rams 4-0.

Records

• Keene State: 6-2-3, 2-0-2 LEC
• Framingham State: 1-8, 1-2 MASCAC

How it Happened

The Owls would strike early on, just over five minutes into the game, as Bryn Dickinson would assist Elizabeth Kopicko for the Owls' goal. Keene State would continue to pressure Rams' goalie, Jetta Oskirko, as they would get four shots off, three of them being on net, over the next 12 minutes, that Oskirko would need to save. Over the rest of the quarter, neither team would score, although Keene State would get nine more shots off, four of which Oskirko would make saves on and the others would be blocked or go wide of the net. The Rams would get only one shot off in the first, from Hailey Baker, but it would go wide of the net, making the score 1-0 heading into halftime.
 
Framingham State would make a change at goalie, as Regan Fein would start the second half off in net for the Rams. The Owls would attack early in the second, taking seven shots in the first 15 minutes of play in the half, as Fein would need to make three saves on the shots that were on net. After four more saves from Fein and a Rams' shot that went wide from Tarynn Smith, freshman Elizabeth Tschudin would net her first career collegiate goal, in the 73rd minute, coming off an assist from Joclynn Tyler. The Owls would continue to apply the pressure over the next few minutes, but their three shots would be off target, until just six minutes after Tschudin's goal, Katie Hattie would score her first of the season as Tyler picked up another assist. Not even 30 seconds later, Emily O'Connell would pick up a point in her third straight game, as she assisted Isabella Moran for her first career collegiate goal, putting the Owls up 4-0. Neither team would score the rest of the way as Fein would make two more saves in net, resulting in a 4-0 Owls victory.
 
After today's win, Keene State Head Coach Sarah Testo was happy with her team's win, although there was some room for improvement, "Was a good team win. It was a slow start; we need to put two solid halves together moving forward."
 
Inside the Box

• With the win, Keene State improves to 19-4-1 all time against Framingham State, going 5-0-1 over the past six, and outscoring the Rams 26-2 over that span.
• With Keene's 35 shots on the day, it was their season high, beating the previous mark of 34 shots against New England College, although this time they had 20 shots on net, compared to 21 against NEC. Framingham State finished the game with two shots, with neither on net.
• Andriski did not need to make any saves in net for the Owls, while Oskirko made seven saves and allowed one goal in 45 minutes played, and Fein made nine saves and allowed three goals in 45 minutes in net.
• Keene State is now 4-0-1 over their last five games, outscoring opponents by a score of 14-1, with Andriski posting her one shutout today, and Moritz posting three of her own, as well.

Up Next

Keene State's next game is against LEC opponent UMass-Boston on Saturday, October 7, at 3:00 PM.
Framingham State plays their next game against Westfield State on Saturday, October 7, 12:00 PM.