FERRUM, Va. -
Maddy Dillon (Baltimore, MD/Patapsco) scored two goals to lead the Blazers to a 7-1 victory over the Ferrum College Panthers on Saturday.
Inside the Box Score
- Dillon scored twice and five different Blazers scored one goal to contribute to the win.
- Phebe Frost (Glenwood, MD/Glenelg) added three assists while Abby Chiavetta (San Jose, CA/Leland) and Baylor Baxley (Frederick, MD/Walkersville) added one assist each.
How It Happened
- Kylie Roessler (Tewksbury, NJ/Vorhees) scored to earn the 1-0 lead over Ferrum off a Chiavetta assist after she corralled the rebounded ball off the goalie's pads at the 11:09 minute mark.
- The Blazers scored the second-straight goal about two minutes later when Hannah Sobchak (Eldersburg, MD/Century) found the back of the cage after receiving a pass from Frost on the penalty corner change to extend the lead 2-0 over the Panthers going into the second quarter.
- After a lot of back-and-forth action, Ferrum broke through the defense as Jenna Theron scored an unassisted tally in the 23rd minute to bring the score within one 2-1.
- Hood earned a penalty corner in the last 30 seconds of the second quarter which allowed Olivia Sobchak (Eldersburg, MD/Century) to score off another Frost assist to extend the lead back to two 3-1 going into the third quarter.
- With a little less than four minutes in the fourth, Hood netted two more goals. The first coming from Julia Cencetti (New Market, MD/Linganore) from a Frost assist at 41:47 then a Hannah Scheibach (Owings, MD/Northern) tally at the very end of the third to earn the 5-1 lead.
- Dillion secured the 7-1 win for the Blazers scoring both goals for the fourth quarter the last one being assisted by Baxley at 54:14.
Analysis
- Hood outshot Ferrum 33-2.
- The Blazers had 23 penalty corners and held Ferrum to zero.
For the Opponent
- Jenna Theron scored the lone goal for the Panthers and took a team-high two shots.
- Anna Corsey recorded nine saves in goal.
Notes
- Roessler scored her first collegiate goal.
- Hood improves to 2-4 on the season while Ferrum falls to 2-2.
- Frost's three assists set the single game assists record.
- Today's seven goals are the first time since 2016 Hood has scored seven or more goals in a game.
Up Next
Hood opens Middle Athletic Conference Commonwealth play on Wednesday, September 21 when they travel to Messiah to take on the tenth-ranked Falcons.
