Penmen stay unbeaten despite Thompson brace for Skyhawks
EASTON, Mass. (September 29, 2021) – Sophomore Alyssa Anderson's fourth goal of the season 2:48 into overtime lifted Southern New Hampshire University, ranked No. 14 in this week's United Soccer Coaches Division II poll, to a 3-2 overtime triumph over Stonehill College in Northeast-10 Conference women's soccer action at Skyhawk Field this afternoon.
Scoring
Allison Beaumont (SNH) 12' – Assist: Sydney Carney
Camryn Thompson (STO) 14'
Jordan Butters (SNH) 18'
Thompson (STO) 30' – Assist: Emmy Dumaresq
Alyssa Anderson (SNH) 93'
Goalkeeping
SNH: Z Caplan (92:48) 3 saves, 2 goals against
STO: Hanna Copley (92:48) 2 saves, 3 goals against
More Stats
Shots: Southern N.H. 13, Stonehill 16
Corners: Southern N.H. 2, Stonehill 2
How it Happened
- Anderson's winner 2:48 into overtime broke up over an hour of scoreless play between the two sides after combining for four goals in the opening half hour of the match.
- Senior Camryn Thompson scored both goals to lead the way for Stonehill, answering SNHU markers each time.
- Anderson scored the winner off a failed clearing attempt by the Stonehill defense on a cross from the right side. She collected the loose ball and fired a low shot into the right side of the goal for her fourth goal of the season.
- Junior Allison Beaumont opened the scoring 11:27 into the match against the run of play to that point, when she got on the end of a cross by senior Sydney Carney for a shot from the center of the 18 into the right side of the goal for her second goal of the season.
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Thompson's first equalizer came less than two minutes later when she broke down the left side of the field and cut into the upper left corner of the 18 before firing a right-footed shot into the right side of the goal at 13:24.
Thompson scored both Skyhawk goals, including the 20th of her career (PHOTO BY Jan Volk/SportsPix) - SNHU regained the lead less than four minutes later when junior Jordan Butters collected a Stonehill turnover outside the 18 and delivered a shot from the right channel into the upper left corner of the goal for her third goal of the season at 17:09.
- Thompson leveled the match once again with 15:38 remaining in the half when she headed in a pass from the left side by sophomore Emmy Dumaresq from close range for her third goal of the year.
- Sophomore Z Kaplan registered three saves in the SNHU goal, while junior Hanna Copley finished with two stops for Stonehill.
Noteworthy
- Thompson's two goals this afternoon give her 20 for her career, having added eight assists for 48 points in 48 career matches played.
Up Next
Stonehill (3-4-1, 2-3-1 NE10) returns to action on Saturday when it hosts No. 2-ranked College of Saint Rose for an NE10 match at Skyhawk Field at 2 p.m. Southern N.H. (8-0-0, 6-0-0 NE10) visits Pace University on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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