
Sacred Heart blanks Wagner in Conference Opener
9/19/2021 3:30:00 PM | Women's Soccer
Grace O'Hara nets two first-half goals
Staten Island, N.Y. – For the first time since 2019, the Sacred Heart University women's soccer team opened the Northeast Conference schedule with a win as it blanked Wagner, 2-0, on Sunday afternoon. A pair of first-half goals from first-year Grace O'Hara was all the Pioneers needed to pick up the victory.Â
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Records
Sacred Heart: 3-3-1, 1-0
Wagner: 3-5, 0-1
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Top Performers
Grace O'Hara (SHU): 2 goals, 2 shots
Desiree Crawford (SHU): 1 assist, 1 shot, 1 SOG
Nichol Green (SHU): 4 shots, 3 SOG
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Goalies
Elyssa Kipperman (SHU): W, 2-3-1 | 5 saves
Erin Kelly (Wagner): L, 2-4 | 4 saves, 2 goals
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Up Next
Sacred Heart continues its two-game road stretch when it visits Mount St. Mary's on Sunday, September 26 for a 1 p.m. meeting.Â
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Of Note
The Pioneers capitalized on a corner opportunity in the 23rd minute for the first goal of the game. The ball ping-ponged in front of the net before finding the foot of O'Hara. The rookie forward buried it into the back of the net for the initial lead.Â
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Just five minutes after the first goal, Desiree Crawford carried the ball down the right sideline and crossed it across the box to a wide-open O'Hara who tapped it in for the two-goal cushion. The goal marked O'Hara's fourth goal of the season and the third in just two games.Â
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Despite the 2-0 score, the Pioneers and the Seahawks were even in shots as they posted 10 apiece. However, the Pioneers put six on target, compared to Wagner's five. Sacred Heart also led, 7-4, in corner opportunities.Â
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Junior Nichol Green led the Red & White with four shot and three on frame, followed by O'Hara with two.Â
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Elyssa Kipperman made five saves in between the posts and notched her first shutout victory of her career. The shutout is the second-straight for the Pioneers.Â
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The win over Wagner marks the team's first since 2018. The two teams did not meet during the shortened spring season of 2021 due to COVID, and they came to a 2-2 draw in 2019. The last time SHU fell to the Seahawks was in 2015. Â
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Records
Sacred Heart: 3-3-1, 1-0
Wagner: 3-5, 0-1
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Top Performers
Grace O'Hara (SHU): 2 goals, 2 shots
Desiree Crawford (SHU): 1 assist, 1 shot, 1 SOG
Nichol Green (SHU): 4 shots, 3 SOG
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Goalies
Elyssa Kipperman (SHU): W, 2-3-1 | 5 saves
Erin Kelly (Wagner): L, 2-4 | 4 saves, 2 goals
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Up Next
Sacred Heart continues its two-game road stretch when it visits Mount St. Mary's on Sunday, September 26 for a 1 p.m. meeting.Â
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Of Note
The Pioneers capitalized on a corner opportunity in the 23rd minute for the first goal of the game. The ball ping-ponged in front of the net before finding the foot of O'Hara. The rookie forward buried it into the back of the net for the initial lead.Â
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Just five minutes after the first goal, Desiree Crawford carried the ball down the right sideline and crossed it across the box to a wide-open O'Hara who tapped it in for the two-goal cushion. The goal marked O'Hara's fourth goal of the season and the third in just two games.Â
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Despite the 2-0 score, the Pioneers and the Seahawks were even in shots as they posted 10 apiece. However, the Pioneers put six on target, compared to Wagner's five. Sacred Heart also led, 7-4, in corner opportunities.Â
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Junior Nichol Green led the Red & White with four shot and three on frame, followed by O'Hara with two.Â
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Elyssa Kipperman made five saves in between the posts and notched her first shutout victory of her career. The shutout is the second-straight for the Pioneers.Â
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The win over Wagner marks the team's first since 2018. The two teams did not meet during the shortened spring season of 2021 due to COVID, and they came to a 2-2 draw in 2019. The last time SHU fell to the Seahawks was in 2015. Â
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SHU
WAGNER
Goals
2
0
Shots
10
10
Shots on Goal
6
5
Saves
5
4
Corners
7
4
Fouls
10
8
Scoring Plays

O'HARA,Grace (3)
off rebound in the box
23:21

O'HARA,Grace (4)
Assisted By: CRAWFORD,Desiree
give and go from 40 to 6
28:28
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