On Friday, Sep. 11 the Cabrini Cavaliers traveled to Doylestown, Pa to take on the Delaware Valley Rams for the fourth game of the season.
Despite two impressive goals by senior forward Dana Peterson, the game ended in a 2-2 tie improving the Cavaliers to a 0-3-1 record.
“Our goal for the game was just to relax and have fun. Our team came out really strong and worked hard the entire game,” Peterson said.
Both teams recorded a total of 18 shots with notable attempts from seniors Meghan Martin and Devon Miller as well as from sophomore Lisette Hrapmann.
In the final minute of regulation, Delaware Valley junior Karla Keler scored a goal to tie the game with just 11 seconds to spare.
During the two extra 10-minute periods, Cabrini recorded the only shot on goal. Goalie Alivia Dietsch tallied a total of six saves to defend the tie.
Although the team is smaller than in previous years, the Cavaliers are still driven to play bigger than ever before. “Our dynamic as a team has changed. We’re closer than we’ve ever been and we play as a more possessive team,” sophomore Brittany Runyen said.
With six home games left and 12 games left in the regular season the team will slowly but surely start to prepare for post- season.
“We’re a very positive and family-orient- ed team. I think that we’ll be able to push each other to reach our goals of winning CSAC’s as well as put ourselves in good position for NCAA,” sophomore midfielder Taylor Tralie said.
The next home game will be held on Tuesday, Sep. 29 against New York University at 6:30 p.m.
