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Mens Soccer
W High Point L Presbyterian W Virginia Tech Big South: 3-3-0 Overall: 8-7-0 (Saturday, Oct. 29, 6:00) -- Gardner-Webb (Wednesday, Nov. 2, 4:00) --@Liberty 1-0 1-2 2-1
VICKI MADDEN
vmadden@radford.edu
In two matches on Oct. 18 and Oct. 23, Radford University Field Hockey failed to score a goal as the squad fell in consecutive away games against the Wake Forest University Demon Deacons and the University of Richmond Spiders. The Highlanders came into their game against Wake Forest with a season record of 7-8 and a NorPac record of 2-3. The Demon Deacons came into the match with an overall record of 6-8.
Wake Forest wasted little time before getting to work and scored their first goal in the third minute. Wakes Emily Cummings was assisted by Lizzie Rae in a goal that whizzed by freshman goalkeeper Rebecca May. May would go on to give up five goals on the day, while also recording 11 saves. Wake went on to score a total of three goals in the first half, as Kari Walkley scored consecutive unassisted goals in the 15th and 35th minutes. By the end of the first half, Wake led RU by a score of 3-0, and outshot the Highs by a margin of 13-2. The second half didnt fare any better for the
Highs. Senior back Lynsey Daughtrey and senior forward Madonna Wadolowski recorded both of the two shots on goal the Highs had during the match. Rae and Adelaide Knott scored two more unassisted goals for Wake, one in the 43rd minute, and the other in the 68th minute. Finally, the match came to a close with Radford emerging on the wrong side of a 5-0 shutout. RU looked to split the weekend with a more favorable outcome in Richmond, where they took on the Spiders on Oct. 23. The Spiders
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Womens Soccer
L High Point W Liberty W VMI Big South: 8-1-0 Overall: 13-4-0 (Saturday, Oct. 29, 7:00) -- @ Campbell (Thursday, Nov. 3, TBA) -- Big South Tournament 0-1 3-2 4-0
WOMENS SOCCER
Field Hockey
L L L Longwood Wake Forest Richmond 1-3 0-5 0-1
NorPac: 2-3-0 Overall: 7-10-0 (Saturday, Oct. 29, 1:00) -- @Davidson (Thursday, Nov. 3, TBD) -- NorPac Tournament
Volleyball
W Coastal Carolina W Presbyterian L Winthrop Big South: 5-4 Overall: 11-13-0 (Friday, Oct. 28, 7:00) -- @ Liberty (Friday, Nov. 4, 7:00) -- High Point 3-2 3-0 0-3
Notes of Worth
Photos by AJ NEUHARTH KEUSCH | The Tartan NEUHARTH-KEUSCH
pdmason@radford.edu
Radford University Womens Soccer captured the Big South regular season title on Oct. 25 after winning two out of three games in the past week. The Highs streak of consecutive shutouts ended on Oct. 20 when the High Point University Panthers beat the Highlanders 1-0 in an overtime thriller at Cupp Stadium. Panthers sophomore midelder Becca Hem-
On Oct. 25, RU Field Hockey sophomore goalkeeper Sidney Encarnacion was named Defensive Player of the Week in the NorPac East. Although it was her first NorPac award, many more are expected throughout her career. Encarnacion recorded seven saves on Oct. 23 against the University of Richmond Spiders to hold off U of Rs strong attack and lead the Highs to a 1-0 victory. The Highs next game is on the road on Oct. 29 at 1 p.m. against Davidson College. The game will be the last of the 2011 regular season.
by launched a free kick header that managed to get by RUs senior goalkeeper Lisa Lubke in overtime, lifting High Point to a 1-0 overtime victory. It was the rst Big South goal allowed by the Highlander defense, and sealed their rst Big South loss of the season. It was a tough game, said Head Coach Ben Sohrabi. Two good teams, and theres a bunch of teams like that in the Big South. I think both
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The number of minutes the Radford Womens Soccer team went without giving up a goal. The Highs had a 6-1 record during the streak. Sophomore goalkeeper Che Brown and senior Lisa Lubke played in between the posts for RU during that time.
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The Highlanders upset cross-town rivals Virginia Tech by a score of 2-1 on Oct. 25 in front of 2,148 fans.