Wesleyan Women’s Soccer Ready to Face Trinity College in NESCAC Tournament Quarterfinals
Key points:
- Wesleyan women's soccer team is set to host Trinity College in the NESCAC Tournament quarterfinals.
- Wesleyan is looking to avenge their past two NESCAC Championship losses.
- Both teams have strong players to watch out for, such as Molly Brumbach and Elena Lindonen.
No. 4 Wesleyan women’s soccer is gearing up to face off against No. 5 Trinity College in the NESCAC Tournament quarterfinals. With hopes of winning their first NESCAC title, Wesleyan is seeking redemption after back-to-back losses in the championship games. The Cardinals have a strong roster, led by goaltenders Molly Brumbach and Juliette Vemmer, and a potent offense with multiple goal scorers. Trinity, on the other hand, will be looking to bounce back from a two-game losing streak and will rely on top scorer Elena Lindonen to make an impact. The teams have a close history of competitive matches, making this quarterfinal clash an exciting one to watch.
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