Strong Offensive Performance Leads Women's Soccer Past Maryville

Maryville, Tenn: On Tuesday, September 13th, the University of the South Women's Soccer team defeated the Scots from Maryville 3-1.

INSIDE THE MATCH UP:
Sewanee (3-2-1) 3, Maryville (4-1-0) 1.

HOW IT HAPPENED:
- Gabby Elve got the scoring started for the Tigers at the 15 minute mark of the first half, when she fired a header into the upper corner.
- The Tigers offensive got back on track, firing nine shots in the first half.
- Junior Leah Atkins got her first start of the season, registering three saves on the night. 
- Three minutes into the second half, Kylene Monaghan fired home a penalty kick that would make it 2-0 Sewanee. Her second goal of the year would eventually be the game winner.
- Maryville scored in the 61st minute, but Sewanee answered back seconds later when Brianna Fee finished a shot off assists from Kylene Monaghan and Bea Richardson.

KEY SEWANEE STATISTICS: 
- Sewanee took 15 shots on the day. 
- Fee led all shooters with six shots.
- Atkins made six saves in her season debut. 

KEY MARYVILLE STATISTICS:
- Goalkeeper Sophie Turner registered seven saves.
- Avery Brown had the lone goal for the Scots.

WHAT'S NEXT:
The Tigers travel to Atlanta for a match with Emory on Friday, September 16th. Kickoff is set for 7PM ET/ 6PM CT.