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LWC women's soccer over No. 10 Cumberland 3-0 By Christopher Coombs Lebanon, TN - The No. 14 Lindsey Wilson women's soccer team defeated No. 10 Cumberland (TN) 3-0 on Sunday afternoon at Lindsey Donnell Stadium. Veronica Kurtz scored during the 17th minute as Kajsa Conradsen was able to score during the 30th minute to give the Blue Raiders (6-2-2, 4-0-1 MSC) comfortable lead at halftime. Conradsen would score her second goal of the day during the 55th minute as LWC would cruise to a 3-0 victory. Lindsey Wilson outshot the Phoenix (12-2-0, 3-1-0 MSC) 14-10 including 9-2 in shots on goal. The Blue Raiders received four corner kicks in the match as Jovana Ivanovic would record two saves on the afternoon to manage her third consecutive shutout. The Blue Raiders were able to push the pace of play early in the match, recording two shots on goal during the 12th and 16th minutes forcing Cumberland goalkeeper Ashley Kambeitz to make two saves early. Just moments later, during the 17th minute the Blue Raiders were able to strike first, taking a 1-0 advantage after Kurtz scored her second goal of the season. Sina Cavelti played a ball from the end line that found an open Kurtz just 12-yard out who was able to one time the ball past Kambeitz. Lindsey Wilson continued to push the pace of play and scored their second goal of the day when Delfina Santellan's free kick from 30-yards out ricocheted to an uncovered Conradsen who finished into an open goal, doubling the LWC lead. The Blue Raiders would outshoot the Phoenix 8-4 in the half including 5-1 in shots on goal as LWC managed two corner kicks. Conradsen would increase the Lindsey Wilson lead to 3-0 when she headed a corner kick from Amara Safuan past the outstretched hand of the Cumberland goalkeeper towards the far post. Lindsey Wilson would tack on two more shots on goal in the half as Cumberland would up their offensive pressure recording six shots but only one found its way on goal. Ivanavic was there to deny the attempt preserving her shutout. The Blue Raiders are back in action on Friday when they travel to Lawrenceville, GA, to take on No. 15 Georgia Gwinnett at 6pmCT. This story was posted on 2018-10-14 15:36:19
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