Women's Soccer Concludes 2021 Fall Campaign

Sunday, October 31

Harrisonburg, VA

12:00 p.m.

University of Delaware

5-11-2, 2-5-2

James Madison University

9-8-1, 6-3-0

Delaware

James Madison

Photo by: Mark Campbell

10/31/2021 3:00:00 PM | Women's Soccer

Box Score

HARRISONBURG, Va. – The Delaware women's soccer team traveled to Harrisonburg, Va. to take on James Madison in its final match of the fall season. The Blue Hens battled hard from start to finish before falling to the Dukes, 2-1.

"Once the tournament field was set for us after Thursday's game, I knew today would simply be about the character of our group," said head coach Mike Barroqueiro. "I was glad to see the way we competed today. We created chances, we played hard and I'm proud the seniors got to experience one more good battle. In the end, we have work to do and that's okay. I'm excited to get to it this spring!"

James Madison scored first in the 37^th minute to take a 1-0 halftime lead. Delaware's Laura Fluegge tied the match in the 60^th minute with a goal to the top right of the net. With both teams looking to break the tie and become victorious, it was JMU's Ginger Deel that found the bottom right of the net for the game-winning goal.

Goalkeeper Lauren Krinsky concludes her UD career with 116 saves to rank No. 10 on the Blue Hen career chart.

Today's stat sheet was nearly identical on both sides, with the Dukes being able to record one more goal than the Blue Hens to earn the victory.

Delaware registered 10 shots with seven of them on goal. The Blue Hens added four corner kicks.

James Madison (9-8-1, 6-3 CAA) finished with 10 shots with seven on goal, as well. The Dukes tallied six corner kicks in the match.

Delaware concludes its 2021 fall season with a 5-11-2 overall record and 2-5-2 CAA mark. In addition to Krinsky ranking in the top 10 in career saves, Sara D'Appolonia finished her career in the top 15 of goals scored.

The Blue Hens would like to thank their senior class for everything they have given to the program. Kate Henesy, Jaimie McInroy, Damali Simon-Ponte, Joan Scheidt, Zoe Smith, Anna Diffendal, Lauren Krinsky, Sara D'Appolonia, Lizzie Weimer, and Olivia Schuck –thank you for giving our University so many outstanding memories.

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