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2015 SAINT ROSE WOMEN'S SOCCER
Tuesday, September 22 | 5:30 pm | Upstate Challenge
Sullivan Field at the Plumeri Sports Complex | Albany, New York
Le Moyne (1-4-0/0-2-0 NE-10) at #9 Saint Rose (5-0-1/3-0-0 NE-10)

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Series: The College of Saint Rose leads 16-5-2 | First Meeting: 1989 | Saint Rose has won each of the last 10 meetings and is undefeated in the last 16. The two squads played to a 0-0 draw in 2005. The last Dolphin win came via a 3-2 victory in 1999 at Le Moyne.
 
Last Time Out: Saint Rose remained unbeaten with Saturday's 2-0 win against visiting Northeast-10 Conference rival Stonehill. The Golden Knights dominated possession throughout the second half with a strong wind at their back. Saint Rose outshot the visiting Skyhawks 10-1 and engineered five corner kicks without yielding any during the second period. Freshman midfielder Sophia Constantine scored the game-winner midway through the opening stanza and junior forward Kristin Carr added an insurance marker in the initial three minutes of the second period.
 
Last Meeting (9/17/14): The Golden Knights broke open a 1-0 game with three goals during a five minute span midway through the second half to win its conference opener 4-0. Saint Rose had a balanced attack with six players figuring in the scoring column. Senior forward Jennifer Busk finished with a goal and two assists, Carmelina Puopolo had one of each, and Jourdan Thompson set up a pair of strikes. Additionally, sophomore forward Morgan Burchhardt and Meeghan Arno also scored, while senior midfielder Amanda Vasquez helped design the game's third score.
 
Scouting Saint Rose (5-0-1/3-0-0 NE-10): The Golden Knights are ranked #9 in the country according to the NSCAA/Continental Tire Poll that was released last Tuesday…Thirteen different players have already figured in the scoring column, including Burchhardt whose four strikes ties her with senior forward Silvana Giovannone and three other players for the NE-10 lead…Saint Rose has manufactured 59 corners while yielding only 13…The Golden Knights are 14th in the country in scoring offense behind a league-high 3.5 goals per-game.

Kaldaridou Plays Key Role at UEFA U-19 Championship: Freshman midfielder Danae Kaldaridou played a key role to help Greece advance to the elite round of the UEFA European U-19 Championship that will take place next April. The central midfielder, who has represented Greece in three previous U-17 Championships, scored the game-winner to help lead Greece to Sunday's 7-0 win versus Georgia. Kaldaridou started and played every minute of all three matches and was a team captain throughout this past week's qualifying round in Switzerland. She also drew the foul in the 87th minute that led to the game-winner in Thursday's 2-1 victory versus Iceland.
 
Scouting Le Moyne (1-4-0/0-2-0 NE-10): The Dolphins dropped their third straight with Saturday's 2-1 setback to visiting NE-10 rival Merrimack…They have yet to be shutout and each their last three losses have been by one goal…Senior midfielder Kelly Ristoff has been the most potent offensive threat with three strikes to her credit…Between the posts, senior Tori Corsaro has played all but 20 of the team's 450 minutes to date…She has made 28 saves and owns a 2.09 goals-against-average.
 
Upstate Challenge: Le Moyne and Saint Rose announced the formation of the Upstate Challenge rivalry series in the fall of 2011. The two schools square off in 16 sports in which they compete head-to-head in the regular season or during the NE-10 Championship. The winner of the series is awarded the 'Upstate Challenge' trophy. The competition originally included 14 sports, but grew to 16 at the outset of the 2014-15 season after the Dolphins added track and field programs. The all-time series stands at 1-1-2 with the two ties occurring in each of the past two years to allow Le Moyne to retain the trophy.
 
Up Next: Both squads are on the road with league matches this Saturday. The Golden Knights will travel to Springfield for a 2:00 pm date at American International, while the Dolphins will head to Manchester, NH for an 11:00 am meeting at Saint Anselm.

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