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Second Half Comeback Falls Short
Taft came out flying, scoring four unanswered goals in the first 10 minutes of play, leaving Westminster on its heels. The Martlets found their momentum and scored three unanswered goals. However, the Rhinos quickly found the back of the net three additional times to end the half 7-3, advantage to the Rhinos. Westminster set the pace in the second half. Defense adjusted to speedy Taft attackers and Westminster attack found success in its settled and fast break offense. With 10 minutes to go and down 11-5, Westminster turned on the jets, putting away four goals before the end of regulation. Margaret Kennedy '22 led the way for attack with four goals and set the pace both offensively and defensively. Lucy Jones '21 and Jane Ogden '19 set the tone defensively with its vocal contributions and grit on ground balls. Rachel Ha '21 had a solid game in net with five saves.
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