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Second Half Surge Carries Girls to Big Win
Second Girls’ Soccer got back on track with a resounding win at Kent. The Martlets struck first just three minutes in when Cecilia Raymond ’20 converted on a pass from Susie Mahoney ‘20. The girls applied a lot of pressure and took numerous shots but couldn’t score again in the first half. Twenty-five minutes in, the Lions evened the score with a breakaway goal that would send the girls into halftime with a tie game. The girls came away from their halftime talk determined to convert their pressure into goals and wasted no time in doing so. Hailey Tullo ’22 scored just two minutes in off a sharp angle shot, followed a minute later by Lauren Way ’20 with a blast from outside the box. Twenty minutes into the half, Way scored again after some impressive dribbling inside the box. The Martlets would score three more times before the final whistle blew. Alexa Dwyer ‘22 scored her first Westminster career goal, Raymond scored during her stint at striker to notch her second goal of the day, and Ellie Bailey ’21 finished the game with a perfectly placed free kick in the waning minutes of the game. The girls hope to keep the momentum going as they head down the highway to Wallingford on Saturday.
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