INDIANAPOLIS- With a barrage of first half goals, the University of Indianapolis women's soccer team defeated the hosting Quincy University Hawks 4-0 on Friday, Sept 20. The offensive masterclass gave the Greyhounds their first GLVC win of the season, moving their record to 2-2-1 on the year.
Though Hounds' offense was in full swing, the back line shut down any offensive threats from the Hawks, holding them to just two shots on goal.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Hounds came out of the gate with their foot on the gas pedal. Just a minute into the match, Mia Winters found the back of the net off a corner kick from Sarah Wegener, with an impressive volley past the near-post just a minute into the match.
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UIndy didn't give up an ounce of pressure on the attack, gaining another corner kick at the 16:29 mark in the first. The ball took a couple of bounces off both teams, and the Hawks failed to clear it before Karoline Bachelder fired the ball past Quincy's Julia Mincher to give the Hounds a 2-0 lead.
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The Hounds kept the onslaught of goals rolling in the 30th minute. As Stephanie Brady's shot was denied by Mincher, DeJanae Butler controlled the rebound and blasted a shot towards the far post to extend the lead to 3-0. The Hounds totaled 9 shots in the first half, creating a large cushion between themselves and the Hawks.
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Coming out of halftime, UIndy's offense continued to stay aggressive, scoring just four minutes in the second half. Antiya Sidibe dished a perfect through ball to Winters in stride, who dazzled past a Quincy defender and drilled a shot in the corner past Mincher to make the lead 4-0.
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INSIDE THE BOX
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Mia Winters scored two goals on the night, giving her a team-high three on the year. Her two-goal performance was the first the team has seen since 10/16/2022.
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Sophomore Karoline Bachelder and Freshman DeJanae Butler scored their first career goals as Greyhounds.
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Jenna Taghikhani recorded a clean sheet with two saves, giving her back-to-back shutouts.
Up Next
The Hounds will play next on Sunday, Sep. 22, as they travel to Fayette, IA for a match against Upper Iowa.