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KEENE STATE OWLS
Women's Soccer Postgame 10.9.2024
0
Framingham State FRAM (2-9-1)
4
Winner Keene State KSC (5-6-2)
Framingham State FRAM
(2-9-1)
0
Final
4
Keene State KSC
(5-6-2)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Framingham State FRAM 0 0 0
Keene State KSC 3 1 4

Game Recap: Women's Soccer |

Owls Score Three in First Half, Cruise Past Rams, 4-0

KEENE, N.H. – The Keene State College women's soccer team kicked off their three-game homestand with a matchup against the Framingham State University Rams on Wednesday night at Dr. Ron Butcher Field. Emily O'Connell had a collegiate career-high of four points in the game, as she assisted on all four of the Owls' goals in their 4-0 shutout victory over the Rams.

Records
  • Keene State:  5-6-2 (1-2-1 LEC)
  • Framingham State: 2-9-1 (1-1-1 MASCAC)
Postgame Interview (Sarah Testo)
Postgame Interview (Emily O'Connell)

How it Happened
The Owls pressured the Rams early in the contest, but after the Rams' goalkeeper, Madison Magone, saved the first shot on goal from Bryn Dickinson for the Owls, she was unable to save the second shot. Emily O'Connell put KSC ahead after she sent a corner kick into the box that Riley Devine kicked right into the back of the net and past Magone to give KSC a 1-0 lead, 7:02 into play. Magone saved three more shots in a row from the Owls, with the third shot coming from O'Connell, but Magone was unable to corral the rebound and just 29 seconds after entering the contest as a sub, Joclynn Tyler fired the ball past Magone to put KSC up a pair in the 29th minute. O'Connell picked up her third assist of the day in the Owls' final goal of the opening half, as it was nearly identical to the first goal scored of the day. O'Connell sent a pass into the Rams' box off a corner kick, but this time, it found Elise Saab, who scored her first career collegiate goal with a header into the net in the 38th minute. Neither team scored the rest of the half, as the Owls took their 3-0 lead into the half.
 
Magone denied the first two shot attempts from the Owls in the first seven minutes of the second half, O'Connell and Elizabeth Tschudin ran a give-and-go that connected and put KSC up by four. O'Connell took the pass from Tschudin then lead her with a pass right back towards the Rams' goal and through FSU's defenders, leading to Tschudin kicking the one timer off Magone's mitts and into the back of the net in the 54th minute. FSU looked to start to make their comeback attempt, but the Owls' goalkeeper, Riley Andriski, denied Hailey Ring of the breakaway opportunity. KSC nearly tacked on the fifth goal of the game shortly after, following a corner kick, but Magone denied the shots from Tschudin and Claire Halligan to limit the lead to four. In the closing minutes of the contest, FSU recorded a pair of shots on goal, but Andriski saved them both. With the first coming on another breakaway opportunity from Ring with 1:56 left to play, and then in the closing seconds, Andriski secured the shutout 4-0 win over the Rams with a save on Megan McAuliffe's shot
 
Inside the Box
  • With the win, KSC improves to 20-4-1 in the all-time series between the two teams, going 6-0-1 over the seven most recent meetings and outscoring the Rams, 30-2.
  • Tschudin and Tyler each scored a goal in the second consecutive game, having scoring in the Owls' previous contest, a 3-0 win over UMass-Dartmouth (10/5/24). Tyler's goal is her second of the season, while Tschudin's is the team-leading fourth goal of 2024.
  • Saab, a sophomore defender, scored her first career collegiate goal in the win, coming in her 18th game as an Owl.
  • After scoring seven goals in 2023, Devine netted her first goal of the 2024 season in the contest.
  • KSC dominated the FSU attack, as the Owls outshot the Rams, 27-6 (including 17-0 in the first half), with 12 shots on goal to three from FSU. KSC also held a 9-4 corner kick advantage, with seven coming in the first half for KSC, and all four from FSU coming in the second half.
  • Andriski saved all three shots that she faced in the shutout victory, her second game in a row shutting out the Owls' opponent, and fourth across the season thus far.

Up Next


The Owls next game is at home again, the second of three consecutive home contests, as KSC hosts LEC opponent, UMass-Boston on Saturday, October 12, at 1:00 PM.
Framingham State returns to MASCAC play in their next matchup, as they will face off against Westfield State on Saturday, October 12, at 11:00 AM.
 
 
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