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Thievon Provides Support as Women's Soccer Takes Point in Scoreless Draw With Rider
10/5/2024 5:24:00 PM | Women's Soccer
Sophomore goalkeeper shuts the door for consecutive shutout
LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J. — Kyran Thievon's career-high nine saves stole the show as the Sacred Heart University women's soccer finished the weekend slate with a scoreless draw on the road against Rider.
It was one-way traffic for a majority of the first half for the Pioneers as the hosts sought to get on the board with a plethora of chances. However, starting goalkeeper Kyran Thievon was perfect for the first 45 minutes, stopping six shots against the Broncs to hold the hosts at bay.
On the other side, SHU had their lone opportunities on frame stymied by Rider's Ellie Sciancalepore late in the first half as opportunities for Jaci Budaj and Lindsay McShea went begging. Finsihing with six saves in the frist half, Thievon singlehandedly kept the Pios in the match as the halftime whistle blew with the teams tied, 0-0.
The Red & White flipped the script on Rider in the second half, grabbing a multitude of opportunities to take a 6-2 shot on goal advantage. Though it was SHU who threatened until the end, ushering the last chance on frame with under a minute to go, the Pios could not find the back of the net as neither side was able to find the breakthrough en route to a scoreless draw.
Top Performers:
Of Note:
Up Next:
The Pioneers are back in action next weekend for Senior Day on Saturday, October 12 at Park Ave Field. Kickoff is slated for noon. More information can be found at sacredheartpioneers.com.
It was one-way traffic for a majority of the first half for the Pioneers as the hosts sought to get on the board with a plethora of chances. However, starting goalkeeper Kyran Thievon was perfect for the first 45 minutes, stopping six shots against the Broncs to hold the hosts at bay.
On the other side, SHU had their lone opportunities on frame stymied by Rider's Ellie Sciancalepore late in the first half as opportunities for Jaci Budaj and Lindsay McShea went begging. Finsihing with six saves in the frist half, Thievon singlehandedly kept the Pios in the match as the halftime whistle blew with the teams tied, 0-0.
The Red & White flipped the script on Rider in the second half, grabbing a multitude of opportunities to take a 6-2 shot on goal advantage. Though it was SHU who threatened until the end, ushering the last chance on frame with under a minute to go, the Pios could not find the back of the net as neither side was able to find the breakthrough en route to a scoreless draw.
Top Performers:
- Kyran Thievon: 9 saves
- Morgan Bovardi: 3 shots, 2 on goal
- Grace O'Hara: 2 shots
- Lindsay McShea: 1 shot, 1 shot on goal
Of Note:
- Thievon's nine saves is her highest saves in a match this season and is a new single game career-high in saves after setting a new single-game high in saves this season against Quinnipiac (8).
- Thievon also accumulated her second shutout of the season and recorded a shutout in consecutive games for the first time in her career.
Up Next:
The Pioneers are back in action next weekend for Senior Day on Saturday, October 12 at Park Ave Field. Kickoff is slated for noon. More information can be found at sacredheartpioneers.com.
Team Stats
SHU
RID
Goals
0
0
Shots
16
17
Shots on Goal
8
9
Saves
9
8
Corners
6
5
Fouls
2
14
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