MILTON, Mass.- Hartford Women's Soccer went on a road trip to take on the Curry College Colonels where the Hawks would blow by the Colonels and win 8-0.
Rapid Recap:
- The Hawks would start on fire with Junior Angela Chavez (Glastonbury, Conn.) would connect with Senior Kathleen Brush (Wethersfield, Conn.) who slotted the Hawks in front inside of eight minutes. Under Ten minutes later Freshman Olivia Fuimara (Trumbull, Conn.) received a ball from Brush and finished off the chance to make it 2-0 Hawks. Hartford would continue to be all over the Colonels taking seven more shots before the end of the half.
- The second half would begin very similarly to the first, with the Hawks all over Curry. The Hawks would score 2 goals in an 80 second span, first from Freshman Taylor Freimuth (Terryville, Conn.) scoring her eleventh goal of the year. Then Brush would pick up her second goal of the match on another feed from Chavez, who also assisted Freimuth's goal. In the 55th minute Chavez would get her goal as her and Brush connected again. Four minutes later it would be Brush once again running all over the Colonels defense and putting home another goal to complete her hat-trick. The Hawks would go quiet for fifteen minutes until Freshman Giovanna Terranova (Stonington, Conn.) would score the seventh goal of the game and the first of her collegiate career. The Hawks would cap off the win with a penalty being slotted home by Freshman Adriana Spash (Westbrook, Conn.) for the first goal of her career.
Post Game Press
"The team as a whole played really well today. We have worked really hard in practice to continue to improve everyday and I think it really showed.," says Chavez. "I was only able to complete what I did today because of my teammates. We're all working really well together, whether we're on or off the ball, which has helped us have so many opportunities at goal."
Inside the Numbers:
- Brush had eight points with a hat trick and a pair of assists, the most points in a single game in her career.
- Chavez also had a career day, with the most points in a single game in her career with a hat trick of assists and a goal.
- Freshman Madelyn Nunnemacher (Sutton, Mass.) made one save.
- Fuimara added a goal and picked up her fourth point in four games.
- Both Terranova and Spash scored their first collegiate goals.
- The Hawks out shot the Colonels 28-5.
Up Next:
The Hawks come home for their regular season home finale with a chance to clinch home field advantage throughout the CNE playoffs as they take on Johnson and Wales at 12 P.M. at Al Marzook Field.
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