Women's Soccer Battles La Salle to Draw

Tuesday, October 1

Roberts Stadium

7:00 PM

Princeton University

La Salle

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Darcy Hargadon

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Lauren Lazo

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October 02, 2013 | Women's Soccer

By: Princeton Athletic Communications

	Game 9: Princeton vs. La Salle
0 (4-2-3)	Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013 Roberts Stadium • Princeton, N.J.	0 (8-2-1)

Box Score


No scoring.

13: Princeton led La Salle in shots 13-9, leading to seven saves for La Salle goalkeeper Jessica Wiggins. Tyler Lussi and Lauren Lazo led Princeton in shots with five apiece.

There were plenty of near-misses Tuesday night, but in the 60th minute Lauren Lazo made an end-run to the goalkeeper's left side of the six-yard box and fired, with Wiggins blocking the ball but not corraling it. Still, Wiggins was able to grab it just before Tyler Lussi got a foot on the rebound, keeping the game scoreless.

• The tie was the first in the series with La Salle, which saw four Princeton wins from 1987-90 and another in 2005 before La Salle won in 2011 at Roberts. The Tigers returned the favor last year in Philadelphia, and the series now stands at 6-1-1 in favor of Princeton. • The 0-0 tie is Princeton's second scoreless draw of the season. The Tigers also played 110 minutes without a goal at Seton Hall last month. • The 0-0 tie was the first one at Roberts Stadium for the Tiger women since Penn held off a Princeton challenge to an Ivy title by getting the tie that the Quakers needed to close the 2010 regular season. • Darcy Hargadon earned her fifth shutout of the season, making saves on both La Salle shots on goal.

Saturday at 7 p.m., Princeton will resume the Ivy League slate at Dartmouth (3-4-1, 0-1) in the first of back-to-back league road games. The Big Green will be looking to rebound from a season-opening loss as well, losing at Brown 1-0 last Sunday.