EDINBORO, Pa. — Edinboro defeated Lock Haven 4-2 on Saturday. The Fighting Scots scored three times in the second half and held the Bald Eagles scoreless after halftime despite facing 10 shots.
The Scots put the first shot on goal when
Jada Cole was saved by Devon Mason at :58. Lock Haven began testing
Brianna Garey who saved attempts by Colleen Lloyd and Bryn Constanzer. Lloyd was able to put one in the back of the net at 23:26 to give the Bald Eagles a 1-0 lead. The Scots built their response through a 31:22 corner and a
Madison Schneider shot saved at 32:41, followed by a
Sonoka Shiokawa goal off Schneider's assist to tie the match at 1-1. The Bald Eagles answered at 40:50 when Lloyd scored her second goal from Angela Kaskabas assit for a 2-1 lead to head into half-time.
The Bald Eagles generated early second-half pressure with two corners and three shots in the opening seven minutes. Garey made a save before
Hailey Marchlewski scored from a
Paige Miller assist at 54:24 to tie the match at 2-2. Garey added three more saves during the next 11 minutes, and the Scots moved in front at 65:39 when Cole scored off Garey's assist for a 3-2 lead. The Bald Eagles continued to put shots on frame, with Garey stopping attempts at 67:56, 71:39 and 77:29. Cole scored again at 86:56, giving the Scots a 4-2 advantage that held through the end of the second half.
Cole scored twice, including the game-winning goal, and led the Scots with seven shots and four on goal. Garey recorded 11 saves in 90 minutes and added an assist. Marchlewski scored on her only shot, putting it on goal. Shiokawa also scored on her lone shot attempt.
Up next, the Scots visit California (Pa.) on Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 6 p.m. in California, Pa.
