Women's Soccer

September 14, 2005
FRANKLIN, Ind. — Although the match was tied early, the Earlham College women's soccer team finished with a dominating record breaking performance against Franklin College Wednesday as the Quakers routed the Grizzlies 8-1.

Hailee Carter

Franklin tied the contest at 1-1 with 38:59 left in the first half, but from that point on the Quakers scored seven unanswered goals to set a school record for goals. It was also the largest margin of victory in school history. Earlham led 5-1 at the intermission. The old mark for goals in a game was six, which had been done four times with the last against Hiram in 2000. The previous record for victory margin was six against Bluffton in 1993 and Hiram in 2000.

Sophomore Hailee Carter (Middletown, OH/Lakota East) had two goals and one assist, while first-year Maddie Daskovsky (Chicago, IL/Evanston Township) had a pair of goals. First-year Hillary Carter (Middletown, OH/Lakota East), sophomore Jen Ruehl (Cincinnati, OH/Seton) and first-year Abi Maycock (Belfast, ME/Belfast Area) had a goal and assist each. Junior Myra Malishenko (Yellow Springs, OH/Yellow Springs) added the final score of the match.

Earlham out shot Franklin 24-4 and the Quakers used three goalies with first-year Natasha Kroma (Marion, IN/Marion) recording the only save.

The Quakers (3-2) return to action on Saturday at Manchester. The non-conference match starts at noon. Box score

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