(WILMINGTON, Ohio) – The Wilmington College women's soccer team competed in the Quaker Bowl Tuesday night against the Earlham College Quakers for a new and improved version of the bowl that was handmade and gifted by Quakers alum Ralph McKee.
Wilmington was dominant from start to finish in the game, outshooting Earlham 29-7 and 18-5 in shots on goal. Their scoring was started by fifth year
Jordan Snyder in the 25th minute on a corner kick from sophomore
Delaney Benjamin into the head of Snyder and the back of the net.
The 33rd minute rolled around and Snyder used some fancy footwork to find a good look and chip the ball over the head of the keeper and into the goal for a 2-0 advantage. The 45th minute saw Benjamin send in another good ball on a corner kick that found freshman Lead Daniel who knocked it in for a 3-0 lead.
Their last goal of the game came on a great pass from junior
Gracie King to freshman
Lilly Carlier, who worked around a defender and sent a strike to the right of the keeper for the final 4-0 tally.
Notables
- Fifth year Jordan Snyder scored two goals in a game for the fifth time in her Quakers career.
- Freshmen Leah Daniel and Lilly Carlier scored the first goals of their collegiate careers.
- Snyder took 12 shots with seven on goal.
- Sophomore Delaney Benjamin had two assists while Gracie King added one.
- Senior Emma Storck made five saves in goal.
- Wilmington had nine corner kicks to Earlham's three.
What's Up Next
The Quakers begin a five-game road trip at Adrian College Friday night at 7:00 P.M. They defeated the Bulldogs at home last season, 3-2.
