Women's Soccer Second Half Push Comes Up Short Against No. 16 Trinity

ST. LOUIS, Mo.—The Fontbonne University women's soccer team tried a second half comeback against the No. 16 ranked Trinity (Tex.), however, the Tigers pulled away late for the 4-1 win.

The Tigers held the early shot advantage in the first half and eventually broke through in the 34^th minute when Hannah Khan had her original stop shot by Mary Beers, but she was able to kick in the loose ball giving Trinity a 1-0 lead.

In the second half, the Tigers made it a 2-0 game in the 47^th minute when Khan received a through ball pass in the box and she passed it over to Michaela Bosco who scored.

However, the Griffins answered in the 52^nd minute. Bianca Crotez-Perez one-timed a pass from Libby Bateman ahead for Krystal Kohenskey and the senior forward beat the Tigers goalie to the far post for her second on the season.

It remained a 2-1 game up until the 84^th minute when Mary Sheridan scored off an assist from Kyra Stafford. Trinity tacked on another goal in the 85^th minute for the 4-1 win.

Notes

• Kohenskey's goal was her 16^th in her career and gives her 59 career points.
• Kohenskey led with five shots.
• Bianca Cortez-Perez registered her first assist with the Griffins.
• Mary Beers made five saves.

Up Next

The Griffins have another tough task on Monday when they'll head down Wydown to take on No. 11 ranked WashU. Kick-off at 2 p.m.

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