Georgetown Women’s Soccer Advances to Second Round of NCAA Championships with Overtime Win
Key points:
- Georgetown women's soccer team defeated Old Dominion Monarchs 2-1 in the first round of NCAA Championships.
- Natalie Means scored the game-winner in the first overtime period.
- Georgetown will now face St. Louis University in the second round of the championships.
Georgetown’s women’s soccer team secured a thrilling 2-1 victory over Old Dominion in the NCAA Championships, with Natalie Means scoring the game-winner during the first overtime period. Head Coach Dave Nolan praised the team’s energy, crediting their comeback to tactical adjustments and exceptional performance. Georgetown will now face St. Louis University in the second round. The match highlighted Brianne Riley’s fourth goal of the season and Tatum Lenain’s fifth assist. With a dominant 21-12 shot advantage, Georgetown looks forward to their upcoming clash with St. Louis University.
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