SEWANEE, Tenn. - The University of the South women's soccer team battled a nationally ranked opponent for the second time this season, as the Tigers were defeated by No. 21 Emory University, 3-0, Tuesday evening from Puett Field.
INSIDE THE MATCHUP
Final Score: Emory (8-2-1) 3, Sewanee (7-3-1) 0
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HOW IT HAPPENED
-The visitors did not waste time with an early goal 1:16 into the match, as Olivia McBerry found Grace Reyer's pass for the score.
-Six and a half minutes later, the Eagles' Aubrey Blanchard netted the goal off a Lindsey Breskow corner kick.
-Breskow added an 88th minute goal for Emory, as they out-shot Sewanee, 23-5, on the night and 15-2 on shots on goal.
-Emory is ranked 21st in the latest D3soccer.com Poll and is receiving votes in the latest United Soccer Coaches Poll.
SEWANEE KEY STATISTICS
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Hanna Judycki (2-1-0) saved a career-high 11 shots in Tuesday's setback. The senior broke her career best of seven, which happened in 2019, also against Emory.
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Olivia Rhodes and
Bea Richardson posted shots on-goal for Sewanee.
EMORY KEY STATISTICS
-Lindsey Breskow recorded three points on the night thanks to a goal and an assist.
UP NEXT
The Purple and White are back in conference play this weekend with a trip to Birmingham-Southern on Friday night.
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