Sangbouasy Hat Trick Leads UMW Men over St. Mary's College, 4-1

Junior midfielder Tommy Sangbouasy scored three goals to lead the University of Mary Washington men's soccer team to a 4-1 victory over St. Mary's College on Wednesday afternoon at the Battleground. The Eagles improve to 10-5-1 overall and 3-2 in Capital Athletic Conference play.

Sangbouasy opened the scoring in the fifth minute on an assist from Patrick Kelly, and scored againat 25:38 on a pass from senior Matt Alter. Davis Holland scored for the Seahawks just over one minute later, and the score stood at 2-1 at halftime.

In the second, Sangbouasy completed the hat trick at 49:24 unassisted, and freshman josh Campbell capped the scoring at 77:33 on a Nick Shepherd corner kick.

Mary Washington led in shots, 14-7, and in corner kicks, 8-5. Sophomore Tyler Back had two saves and freshman Edwin Lazo added two for the Eagles, while Austin brown had four saves for the Seahawks.

The Eagles will host nationally-ranked York College of Pa. on Saturday for Homecoming in another Capital Athletic Conference contest at 3:30 p.m.

Final	1	2	T
St. Mary's (Md.) (4-11, 1-4 CAC)	1	0	1
Mary Washington (10-5-1, 3-2 CAC)	2	2	4

Scoring Summary
1st - 4:54	Tommy Sangbouasy (Mary Washington)
1st - 25:38	Tommy Sangbouasy (Mary Washington)
1st - 26:57	Davis Holland (St. Mary's (Md.))
2nd - 49:24	Tommy Sangbouasy (Mary Washington)
2nd - 77:33	Josh Campbell (Mary Washington)

St. Mary's (Md.)	Mary Washington
G: Davis Holland - 1 A: N/A Sh: 2 Players (#4, #6 - 2) Sv: Austin Brown - 4	G: Tommy Sangbouasy - 3 A: 3 Players (#6, #7, #15 - 1) Sh: Tommy Sangbouasy - 4 Sv: 2 Players (#1, #28 - 2)

TEAM STATISTICS	St. Mary's (Md.)	Mary Washington
Shots (on goal)	7 (5)	14 (8)
Saves	4	4
Fouls	7	8
Corner Kicks	5	8
Offsides	2	2

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UMW Women Suffer First Loss of Season at Salisbury

The University of Mary Washington women's soccer team fell for the first time this season on Saturday with a 1-0 loss at Salisbury University in Capital Athletic Conference play. The Eagles fall to 5-1-1 overall and 0-1-1 in league play.

Saturday's game saw the game kept scoreless for 70 minutes, before the Sea Gulls scored the game's only goal on a free kick from Erin Mooney. The Sea Gulls led in shots, 22-10, and in corner kicks, 8-5. UMW goalkeeper Charlotte Owens had 13 saves, while SU's Michelle Conrad had five stops in gaining the shutout.

The Eagles will return to action on Wednesday when they visit Randolph-Macon College at 4:15 p.m.

Freshmen lead UMW women to 3-0 win over Guilford College

 

The University of Mary Washington women's soccer team used three goals and three assists from freshmen in a 3-0 win over Guilford College on Sunday at the Battleground. The Eagles improve to 4-0 on the season.

The Eagles opened the scoring at 19:18, when freshman Michelle Gibbons scored on a Sydney Cook assist. Three minutes later, Cook scored her second goal of the year on a pass from Jessica Bednarcik to up the lead to 2-0, which is where the score stood at halftime.

In the second half, the lone goal came at 59:00, as Bednarcik scored on an Adrian Newcomb assist.

The Eagles led in shots, 15-5, and had seven corner kicks to none for the Quakers. Charlotte Owens had four saves, and Alyssa Goodwin none in relief in goal for UMW.

The Eagles will return to action on Wednesday when they visit Methodist University at 4:30 p.m.

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FASA announces University of Mary Washington Stadium as Home Field for PDL & W-League

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. – The Fredericksburg Area Soccer Association, which recently unveiled the addition of franchises in both the United Soccer League’s Premier Development League and W-League, is very pleased to announce an agreement with The University of Mary Washington to use their outstanding facility for all USL home games.

"We are incredibly pleased and excited about having our USL home games at such a top-level facility. UMW has one of the finest venues in the region. For our teams to have the privilege of playing on a field of this quality – and our fans to experience the atmosphere and benefits of playing at a professional-level facility is amazing. Visiting teams will look forward to making the trip to Fredericksburg knowing they will be playing at a first class facility," said Pete Cinalli, FASA General Manager and Assistant Coach of the W-League Impact team.

The Fredericksburg Hotspur will play in the PDL, while the Fredericksburg Impact will compete in the W-League. Both teams will play at the UMW Battleground Soccer Stadium on Hanover Street, where games will begin in May of 2011. The first match is scheduled for May 15 www.fasasoccer.org and click on the PDL & W-League link at top of the page.

Head W-League Coach Jen Woodie added "The community has shown that they are excited about the W-League coming to town, I can only imagine what the atmosphere at home games will be like at UMW Battleground Soccer Stadium for us and the Hotspur PDL team". "It’s a tremendous facility," Carl Gray, the head coach of the Hotspur PDL team added "My son played four years at UMW so I know how impressive the field complex is and that it will be perfect for the professional-level talent that will be playing PDL & W-League games there. I could not be happier or more pleased for all of the players and fans."

Cinalli added "The community showed unbelievable support when we had over 300 attend our USL Kickoff event back in September". The enthusiasm to see soccer at the highest level, which will include local home-town favorites as well as players from major colleges throughout the country, has really sparked a ton of excitement. With UMW as our home game facility, we have assured our fan base each game will be an "event to remember"!"

For more information on the teams and for ticket sales, visit www.fasasoccer.org.