Box Score FARMINGTON, Maine – The UMaine-Farmington women's soccer team (8-8) were silenced by Colby-Sawyer, 5-1, in the regular season finale at Prescott Field on Saturday.
Maura Kane's header seven minutes into the game gave the Chargers the early lead. Kelsey Campbell bended a corner kick into the box and Kane was sitting in perfect position to give CSC the 1-0 lead.
Campbell added a second assist with 10:35 left in the first half, this time on a throw-in. Campbell's throw in two-hopped into the box for Sarah Little to line a bullet into the top right corner of the net.
The Chargers added three more second half goals. The first came from Michelle Upham in the 51st minute. Rachel Quaye took a shot from the corner but was deflected by UMF keeper Thia Bridges, and Upham was there for the put back.
Kelsey Campbell gave CSC a 4-0 lead in the 53rd minute with a header. Domnique Papa passed a cross through the box and Campbell sent home the header.
CSC scored their final goal of the game in the 72nd minute when Lizzie Jorgensen's shot was not deflected by Bridges, but Bridges could not get enough glove on the save to keep it from finding the net.
UMF broke the shutout with 3:23 left in the game. Avalon Amador chased a ball down on the goal line and passed through two CSC defenders to fellow senior Alexandra Crocker. Crocker trapped the passed and fired a shot at CSC goalie Karley Hamilton, who deflected the shot but the two-hopped into the left side of the net.
Thia Bridges made her first career start for the Beavers and saved seven shots in 78:19 of play.
UMaine-Farmington finishes the regular season as the Number 4 seed and will host New England College on Sunday, November 2nd. Game time is to be determined.
