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LWC Women's Soccer to battle Indiana Wesleyan By Brady Budke After the lone goal by freshman midfielder Flavia Laich secured a 1-0 victory over Spring Arbor (MI) in the opening round match, the Lindsey Wilson women's soccer team is headed south to Orange Beach, Alabama to face Indiana Wesleyan in the NAIA National Championship Second Round. This marks the 18th time in program history the Blue Raiders have made an appearance in the Round of 16, where they have accumulated a 14-2-1 record in the match. Lindsey Wilson and Indiana Wesleyan met this season in each team's first match, where the Blue Raiders were victorious 2-1 in overtime. The Wildcats were leading the match from the 22nd minute to the 88th minute until sophomore forward Sina Cavelti netted the game-tying goal nearing the end of regulation. Senior forward Amara Safuan secured the victory for Lindsey Wilson in the 98th minute with her golden goal. As it stands, the Blue Raiders are 8-2-0 all-time against the Wildcats. For Lindsey Wilson (16-3-1) this season, Cavelti serves as the anchor for the team's offense, leading the team with 18 goals, 41 points, 80 total shots, and 40 shots on goal. Senior midfielder Emilie Liljered has notched nine goals and three assists this season and sits behind Cavelti with 21 points. Sophomore midfielder Thea Birgerud holds the team lead with nine assists and trails close behind Liljered with 19 points. On defense, senior goalkeeper Jovana Ivanovic has accumulated a 6-0-0 record, 48 saves, and three shutout victories. Indiana Wesleyan (18-2-2) won their opening round match over Georgia Gwinnett by a final score of 2-0. This season, the Wildcats have allowed just 11 goals in their 22 matches played, the least amount the program has allowed since the 2009 season. Senior forward Lexis Garcia leads Indiana Wesleyan with 16 goals this season. In the 2-0 opening round victory over Georgia Gwinnett, Garcia scored one of the team's goals while firing five shots with two being on goal. Sophomore midfielder Lauren Turner has sent team-highs in shots (106) and shots on goal (54) while recording 12 goals and seven assists. On defense, freshman goalkeeper Sam Castaneda has allowed just 11 goals, recording 108 saves and 11 shutout victories along the way. Live video and live stats will be available for the match. The match is scheduled to begin at 4pmCT at the Orange Beach Sportsplex in Orange Beach, Alabama. This story was posted on 2019-12-02 09:39:52
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