Second-Half Rally Propels Campbell Past Women's Soccer Sunday Afternoon

JERSEY CITY, NJ - The Saint Peter's University women's soccer team fell by a 3-0 margin to Campbell University on Sunday afternoon. After a scoreless first half by both teams, the Camels were able to capitalize on successful passing in the second half.
 
Game Notes

• Neither side could find the back of the net in the first half, with Campbell tallying nine shots compared to the Peacocks' three shots.
• Camels senior midfielder Katie Lockwood was able to net the first two goals for Campbell, scoring first off a feed from from Jessica Donald and chipping the ball over freshman goalkeeper Haley Martin at the 60 minute mark.
• Lockwood and Donald would connect again for the following goal at 70', when Donald sent a cross to the oncoming Lockwood, who would send the ball past Martin for a goal on the far post.
• Campbell freshman Ashleigh Harris sealed the game for the Camels in the 85th minute after a double assist from Sydney Towns and Taryn Phillips. 

Inside the Numbers

• Haley Martin got the starting nod for the second game in a row, tallying eight saves in the match, with six of those coming in the first half.
• Campbell was able to fire off 16 shots throughout the game while Saint Peter's sent nine shots off the boot.
• The Camels recorded 11 shots on goal compared to the Peacocks' four. 

Coach's Quotes - Melissa Sherwood

• "I was happy with the intensity level today, particularly in the first half."

Up Next

• The Peacocks will finish their out of conference homestand on Wednesday, September 11 as they take on Lafayette at 3 p.m. in Jersey City.