BOSTON, Mass.– With under a minute remaining, Northeastern scored to defeat James Madison 3-2. This snapped a four-game win streak the Dukes held against the Huskies.
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Northeastern (7-9, 3-1) controlled the ball late in the game with a 20-9 shot advantage over the Dukes (5-10, 1-3). The Huskies took six penalty corners in the game, while the Dukes were not awarded any.
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HOW THEY SCORED
JMU
11:20 |
Elfi de Rooij stole the ball from Northeastern and ran down the left side and shot the ball passed the goalie
53:12 | de Rooij scored her second goal of the game as there was a lot of chaos in the circle in front of the goal
NORTHEASTERN
30:12 | June Curry-Lindahl tied the game at one with a shot right in front of the cage
37:30 | Rachel Campbell takes a shot from the top of the circle with no defenders in front of her and it goes by Nelson
69:22 | Campbell scored her second goal of the game off the right side
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GAME NOTES
- Rachel Yeager picked up her first defensive save of the season and second of her career
- Elfi de Rooij scored her fifth & sixth goal of the season while tallying her first multi-goal game
- This was the first time since September 28, 2014 the Dukes were not awarded a penalty corner
- The game marked the Dukes first loss at Northeastern since October 31, 2014
- This was the sixth game this season JMU took under 10 shots
- This marked the second straight game decided by a goal in the final two minutes
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WHAT THEY'RE SAYING
Coach Morgan: "We played with heart today. I'm proud of the effort. This is a game of inches and the inch didn't fall our way today! We are all very disappointed but with such a youthful team, we are excited about the future!"
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UP NEXT
JMU will host Towson at home on Friday, October 26 at 6 p.m.
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