Huzsar leads four different Raven scorers with a goal
and an assist
Boxscore
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Mary Beth Huszar contributed a goal and an assist for
the Ravens on Saturday at C.W. Post.
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BROOKVILLE, N.Y. (September
15, 2007) – C.W. Post forward Amber Limanni
(Mickleton, N.J./Kingsway) scored a career-high four goals and
added an assist as the host Pioneers defeated Franklin Pierce
University in a non-conference field hockey match on Saturday
afternoon at Hickox Field. Graduate student Mary Beth
Huszar (Greenville, N.H./Mascenic Regional) led the Ravens
with a goal and an assist.
Four Ravens scored on the day, led by Huszar's three points.
Junior co-captain Kayleigh Jaksina (Townsend, Mass./North
Middlesex), sophomore Jennifer Provencher (Rye,
N.H./Portsmouth) and freshman Ashley Moirano
(South Burlington, Vt./South Burlington) each
recorded their first goals of the season, with Moirano's
second half-tally the first of her collegiate career.
After C.W. Post scored twice in the opening five minutes to take a
quick 2-0 lead, Limanni scored her first two goals of the game
within 42 seconds to give her team a four-goal advantage. Franklin
Pierce scored the last goal before halftime, however, as Jaksina
tipped a shot from sophomore Ashley Abernethy (Bellingham,
Mass./Bellingham) into the net in the 31st minute.
After another four-goal streak from the Pioneers, Franklin Pierce
scored three of the last four goals of the game to account for the
final score. Moirano began the streak with her first career goal
off an assist from senior co-captain Elizabeth Ellis
(Turner, Maine/Leavitt). Huszar then played a role in the
final two Raven goals, beating the goaltender one-on-one for her
third goal of the season and then assisting on a near-post
redirection from Provencher with 36 seconds left.
The Ravens and Pioneers both recorded 15 shots on the afternoon,
while Franklin Pierce held a decisive 14-3 advantage in penalty
corners. Junior Stephanie Howard (Norwalk,
Conn./Norwalk) and freshman Tevis Hannington
(Canton, Mass./Notre Dame Academy) combined to make two
saves for the visitors.
Franklin Pierce (0-7, 0-5 NE-10) returns home to Sodexho Field for
two matches this week, beginning with a Northeast-10 Conference
matchup with Merrimack College on Tuesday at 6 p.m. C.W. Post (5-1,
0-0 ECC) will host Bentley College on Monday night.
