INDIANAPOLIS - The Lewis women's soccer team won 3-0 against Indianapolis in Great Lakes Valley Conference play on Wednesday evening at Key Stadium. With the win, the Flyers move to 7-7-2 (6-5-2), while UIndy drops to 2-12-2 (2-11-0).
IMPACT PLAYERS
Abbie Delong (O'Fallon, Mo./Incarnate Word Academy) scored two goals on the night, one on an assist from Anna Dazey (Corvallis, Ore./Linfield) and the second on a Talia Kaempf (Wheaton, Ill./Wheaton North) assist. Kaempf scored an unassisted goal for the Flyers. Andrea Wie (Vadsoe, Norway/NTG Tromsoe) had three saves in net.
Samarah Arendsen made two saves, while Samaya Hogg made four for the Greyhounds.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Flyers had a busy first half, starting with Kaempf's goal in the 12th minute. Just eight minutes later, in the 20th minute, Delong found the back of the net on a Dazey assist. Five minutes later, in the 25th minute, Delong scored her second goal of the match on a Kaempf assist.
Despite no goals in the second half, the Flyers controlled the half, registering 11 shots compared to the Greyhounds' three. The Greyhounds' last chance came in the 86th minute, when they took their final shot, but Wie stopped it, and the Flyers held on for the 3-0 conference win.
GAME NOTES
- The Flyers had the two yellow cards in the match.
- Lewis had 19 total shots to UIndy's eight.
- All-time, the Flyers are 11-14 against the Greyhounds.
UP NEXT
The Flyers come back home for Senior Night against Upper Iowa on Saturday, Oct. 24 at 12 PM.
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