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Rebecca Scina
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Regionally-ranked opponents Carnegie Mellon University and The
College of Wooster finished in a 1-1 deadlock Saturday afternoon
(Sept. 11) during non-conference women’s soccer action at Wooster’s
Carl Dale Memorial Field.
It was the schools’ second meeting, and last year they
also ended up in a tie (0-0).
After a scoreless first half, Wooster got on the board 9:29
into the second, when Kerry Melenovsky volleyed in a cross from
Sarah Schostarez. It marked the freshman’s first collegiate
goal, while Schostarez took over the team lead in scoring with her
seventh point.
The Scots’ lead didn’t last long, though, as the
Tartans’ Ashley McMakin answered just 3:14 later on an unassisted
goal.
It remained tied the rest of the way, with Wooster finishing
with an 18-16 lead in the shot department.
Scot junior goalie Rebecca Scina, tested for the first time
this season, tallied eight saves, including six in the first half
alone. Her counterpart, Megan Monroe, made seven saves.
Wooster wraps up its current four-match homestand on Wednesday
afternoon (Sept. 15) against Walsh University at 4 p.m.
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