THE DETAILS
Final: UIndy 2 – Lake Erie 1
Records: UIndy 1-1 || Lake Erie 0-2
Location: Slattery Field – Painesville, Ohio
 
PAINESVILLE, Ohio – The Greyhound women's soccer team wrapped up a weekend trip to Ohio with a come from behind 2-1 win over the Lake Erie Storm on Sunday afternoon.
 
Down by a goal at halftime, the Greyhounds scored twice in a 10-minute span in the second half, cashing in on a pair of free kicks to score both goals. The win was first of the season for the Hounds and the first head coaching victory for UIndy head coach Holly Cox.

GAME CHANGER
With the game tied in the 65^th minute, Michele Govern's one-touch pass off an Elizabeth Behrends free kick enabled freshman Stephanie Burdsall to hammer home the eventual game-winning goal. It was the first career goal for the freshman from Danville, Ind.
 
BEYOND THE BOX SCORE
Behrends pulled the Hounds even in the 56^th minute with an unassisted goal and added a secondary assist on the game winner for her first career three-point contest. Govern's assist on the game-winner was also her first career point.
 
The Hounds peppered the Lake Erie net all game long, outshooting the Storm 20-11 on the day and recording six shots in the opening five minutes. Burdsall led all players with seven shots while Lindsey Adams attempted six shots on the day. Both players finished with a game-high five shots on goal.
 
Emma Crenshaw picked up the win in goal for the Greyhounds, turning aside five Storm shots.
 
Lake Erie's Marissa Bannon was tested early and often in net and finished with 12 saves. Elizabeth Awuah led the Storm with five shots and Ashley Pryce accounted for the host's lone goal.
 
HEAR IT FROM THE HOUNDS
Head coach Holly Cox: "We really controlled the game and we were able to bounce back from giving up a tough goal. We fought back and our execution was much better today. We were able to create a lot more opportunities today and their attitude was outstanding even after falling behind by a goal."
 
"We told them at halftime we had to stick to the game plan and in the second half it paid off. We know that we can come back from being down, but in the future we hope we don't have to. We got both of our goals because we executed well on a pair of free kicks. As a coach, that's what you hope to see from your team."
 
"The ladies are ready for conference play to start and we think they'll be ready. Everyone comes out with a little more jump in conference play and now we know that we can go on the road and come away with a win. It should be a battle but we're looking forward to it."

UP NEXT
The Greyhounds wrap up a three-game road trip on Friday, Sept. 11, traveling to Romeoville, Ill. for a showdown with Lewis in their GLVC opener. First whistle is set for 6:00 p.m.