Final: UIndy 0 – McKendree 1
Records: UIndy 3-4-0 (2-3-0 GLVC) | McKendree 5-2-0 (3-2-0 GLVC)
Location: Leemon Field – Lebanon, Ill.
 
LEBANON, Ill. – The Greyhound women's soccer team resumed GLVC play on Friday night and were looking to avenge a loss last time out when they took on the Bearcats of McKendree University.
 
For the second straight game, the Greyhounds were on the wrong end of a one-goal contest, suffering a 1-0 defeat to the Bearcats to fall to 3-4 on the year and 2-3 in the GLVC.
 
GAME CHANGER
McKendree got the lone goal of the game on their seventh shot attempt of the night. Sydnee Carroll was credited with the game-winner after taking in a pass from Chelsea Whittaker and beating UIndy goalkeeper Emma Crenshaw in the 30^th minute. It was the fifth goal of the year for Carroll.
 
BEYOND THE BOX SCORE
The hosts controlled the pace of play for much of the match and it showed up on the shot sheet. McKendree held a 15-9 advantage in total attempts, as well as a 9-4 edge in shots on target while holding the Greyhounds without a shot on goal for the entire second half.
 
Senior goalkeeper Emma Crenshaw turned in another quality performance between the pipes for the Greyhounds, turning aside eight shots to give her 25 saves over the Hounds' last three matches. The Kansas City, Mo.-native is currently third in the GLVC in total saves with 35 stops on the year.
 
Sophomore Heather Roeder and freshmen Carah Kreimer and Amanda Meyer all tied for the team lead in shots with two each. Both of Meyer's shots were on target, giving her the team lead in shots on goal for the match.
 
Danielle Hareb topped the Bearcats in both shots (six) and shots on goal (four). Carroll, Whittaker and Amanda Williams all chipped in with a pair of shot attempts for McKendree. In goal, Zoe Brochu turned aside all four shots she faced to earn the clean sheet.
 
COACHES' CORNER
Head coach Holly Cox: "I felt like we didn't get off to a good start tonight and that kind of carried over throughout the rest of the game. McKendree battled tough and were physical with us tonight and credit to them as they won a lot of the battles. We didn't really create many clear cut chance for ourselves offensively. The good news is that there's always another game and now we need to turn our attention to Sunday. We need a bounce-back effort from our team and I think we'll be ready to come out and work hard to get the result we want."
 
UP NEXT
UIndy will try to avoid a third straight defeat on Sunday afternoon when they head to Springfield, Ill. to take on the Illinois Springfield Prairie Stars. Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. eastern time.